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THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ANTI-FOAMING AND SUPERPLASTICIZING ADMIXTURES AND THEIR CONSEQUENCE FOR PROPERTIES OF SELF-COMPACTING MORTAR AND CONCRETE

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Figure 1.

View of flow diameter of mortar incorporating PCP and AFA
View of flow diameter of mortar incorporating PCP and AFA

Figure 2.

View of the self-compacting process of mortar incorporating PCP and AFA
View of the self-compacting process of mortar incorporating PCP and AFA

Figure 3.

The air-content in mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type
The air-content in mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type

Figure 4.

The flow diameter of mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type
The flow diameter of mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type

Figure 5.

The flow time of mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type
The flow time of mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type

Figure 6.

The difference in the air-content in mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type
The difference in the air-content in mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type

Figure 7.

The difference in the air-content in mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type
The difference in the air-content in mortar in dependence on-time introduction of AFA and AFA type

Figure 8.

The relationships between air-content and flow diameter of mortars
The relationships between air-content and flow diameter of mortars

Figure 9.

The air-content in mortar after 10 and 60 min, when AFA and PCP was introduced simultaneously
The air-content in mortar after 10 and 60 min, when AFA and PCP was introduced simultaneously

Figure 10.

The flow diameter of mortar after 10 and 60 min, when AFA and PCP was introduced simultaneously
The flow diameter of mortar after 10 and 60 min, when AFA and PCP was introduced simultaneously

Figure 11.

Surface forces in physical absorption [20]
Surface forces in physical absorption [20]

Figure 12.

The compressive strength of mortars with different types of admixtures after 28 days
The compressive strength of mortars with different types of admixtures after 28 days

Figure 13.

The compressive strength of mortars with different types of admixtures after 28 days
The compressive strength of mortars with different types of admixtures after 28 days

Figure 14.

The air content in fresh concrete with different admixtures type
The air content in fresh concrete with different admixtures type

Figure 15.

The flow diameter of fresh concrete with different admixtures type after 10 and 60 min
The flow diameter of fresh concrete with different admixtures type after 10 and 60 min

Figure 16.

The flow time of fresh concrete with different admixtures type after 10 and 60 min
The flow time of fresh concrete with different admixtures type after 10 and 60 min

Figure 17.

The compressive strength of concrete after 28 days
The compressive strength of concrete after 28 days

Figure 18.

SEM research results of SCC with PCP2 (series P2)
SEM research results of SCC with PCP2 (series P2)

Figure 19.

SEM research results of SCC with PCP1 and without AFA (series P1)
SEM research results of SCC with PCP1 and without AFA (series P1)

Figure 20.

SEM research results of SCC for PCP1 and AFA type 6. (series P1A6b)
SEM research results of SCC for PCP1 and AFA type 6. (series P1A6b)

Figure 21.

The air content and air-content of pores with a diameter smaller than 300 µm in hardened concrete with different admixture types
The air content and air-content of pores with a diameter smaller than 300 µm in hardened concrete with different admixture types

Figure 22.

The air voids space factor in hardened concrete with different admixture types
The air voids space factor in hardened concrete with different admixture types

Figure 23.

The specific surface of pores in hardened concrete with different admixture types
The specific surface of pores in hardened concrete with different admixture types

AFA components

Symbol of AFA (A) AFA characteristic
A1 froth breaker based on PDMS / silicone oil / hydrophobic silica
A2 froth breaker based on mineral oil or amidol wax
A3 froth breaker based on alcohol derivative of saturated fatty alcohol, mineral oil and PE wax
A4 fiakyl derivative of saturated fatty alcohol/mineral oil/PE and amidol wax
A5 alkoxyl derivative of fatty alcohol
A6 polyether modified silicone

Visual evaluation of admixtures after a compatibility test

Symbol of the blend of ad-mixture PCP1 (P) and AFA (A) The appearance of the samples after a week
P1 homogeneous, clear
P1 A1a, b homogeneous, clear
P1 A2a, b homogeneous, clear
P1 A3a, b homogeneous, clear
P1A4a, b homogeneous, clear
P1A5a, b homogeneous, clear
P1A6a, b homogeneous, clear
P2A1a, b turbid, heterogeneous, white particles in the entire volume
P2A2a, b turbid, heterogeneous, white particles in the entire volume
P2A3a, b turbid, heterogeneous, white particles in the entire volume
P2A4a, b turbid, heterogeneous, white particles in the entire volume
P2A5a, b turbid, heterogeneous, white particles in the entire volume
P2A6a, b homogeneous, clear

Compilation of the ingredient’s proportions in 1 m3 of the concrete mixture

Symbol Cement type Cement [kg] Lime-stone [% m.C] w/b 0÷2 mm [kg] 2÷8 mm [kg] 8÷16 mm [kg] PCP1 [%m.C.] AFA type 6 [%m.C.]
P1 CEM II/B-S 42.5 R 580 10 0.38 930 500 230 0.70
P2 580 10 0,38 930 500 230 0.70
P1A6a 580 10 0.38 930 500 230 0.70 0.50
P1A6a/b 580 10 0.38 930 500 230 0.70 1.00
P1A6b 580 10 0.38 930 500 230 0.70 1.50

Mixture composition of mortars

Component/symbol of the mortar Amount
CEM II/B-S 42.5 R, kg 774.3
Limestone, kg 77.4
River sand, kg 1224.5
w/c, – 0.38
PCP 1 (P1), % mass of cement 0.70
PCP 2 (P2), % mass of cement 0.70
P1A1a 0.50
P1A1b 1.50
P1A2a 0.50
P1A2b 1.50
P1A3a 0.50
P1A3b 1.50
P1A4a 0.50
P1A4b 1.50
P1A5a 0.50
P1A5b 1.50
P1A6a 0.50
P1A6b 1.50
P2A6a 0.50
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