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    2010 Concrete Sustainability Conference 1 National Ready Mixed Concrete Association

    AN INVESTIGATION OF NANO SILICA (SiO2) IN THE

    Dr Daniel ArmentroutUniversity of Denver

    Jon BelkowitzStevens Institute of Technology

    ,,

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    Overview

    Introduction

    A Brief History of Concrete What Makes This Pro ect Uni ue? Comparing new vs old materials

    What has been investigated

    Materials and Experiments What worked

    What didnt work

    The Cement Hydration Process 5 Stages of the Heat of Hydration

    Results and Analysis What Happened

    Summary

    Questions

    References

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    A Brief History of Concrete

    Concrete Technology throughtime (Finding Solutions in theFace of Adversity)

    Appian, Rome: Circa 125 BC

    First Concrete Roadway,Ohio: 1893

    Confederation Bridge,Canada: 1993

    Problems in Need of Solutions Concrete/Cement Expensive

    ASR , Min. Fly Ash Req. GAO 85 10R

    Api an - Rome

    Courtesy of Univ of Knowledge, 1938.

    1stConcr ete Roadway Ohio 1893

    Courtesy of Univ of Knowledge, 1938.

    Engineering Responsibility

    Preserving the Environment

    Economic Vitality Durable/Sustainable

    Roadways

    Confederate Brid ge Canada 1993

    Courtesy of w ww.ConfederateBridg e.com , 1995.

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    What Makes this Project Unique?

    Comparing old vs new materials Silica, a pozzolanic material

    Introduced in the 1970s

    ,

    Introduced in the new millennium

    What has been investigated

    A nano silica changing a microscopic crystal

    structure which has macroscopic affects.

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    Materials and Ex eriments

    Constituents

    Type I/II Portland Cement Polycarboxylate Comb

    Polymer (HRWR)

    Silica

    x es gn No Aggregate w/c of 0.32

    re m nary r a s

    Contamination

    Modifying the Standards

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    Materials Silica Fume SF

    This byproduct is the result of

    the reduction of high-purity

    arc furnace in the manufactureof silicon or ferrosilicon alloy.(PCA 60).

    Surface area of SF ~ 20,000m2/kg

    Cigarette smoke ~ 10,0002

    Size ~ Average 1.0 m

    ST DEV of 0.5 m Variability

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    Materials Nano Silica

    Less variability

    Mix 8, Size ~ Average 35 nm

    Range of sizes: 2 to 100 nm

    Mix 50 Size ~ Avera e 5.5 nm

    Range of sizes: 4 to 6 nm Mix 508: Combination of 8 and 50

    Manufacturers Specification

    Diameter > 40 nm, Filler

    Diameter < 10 nm, Chemical

    Micrograph of Nano Particles

    From Brian H. Green at the Army Corp of Engineers

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    Experimentsa r e scuss on on an ar s

    Calorimetry Grace Adiacal, Semi-Adiabatic

    Calorimetric Chamber

    S ecimens: 76.2 mm diam. b152.4 mm (length)

    Standard: ASTM C 31-09

    X-Ray Diffraction Siemmins E500, X-Ray Diffractor

    10 mm

    Standard: N/A

    Scanning Electron Microscopy Jeoul 5800 LV, Scanning

    Specimens: 25 mm by 50 mm by10 mm

    Standard: N/A Compressive Tests ,

    Hydraulic Press

    Specimen: 50 mm by 50 mm by50 mm

    Standard: ASTM C 109-08

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    Cement H dration Process Stage 1

    Stage 2, 3, & 4

    633 AHCHAC + 6

    )(OH)(Ca3HSC)O(H6)S(C2 232323 ++

    Stage 4, 5

    Pozzolanic Reaction

    232322 (OH)CaHSC)O(H4)S(C2 ++

    23232 (OH)CaHSC(OH)CaS ++

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    Results Calorimetry

    SF MIX, POZZ REACTION AT 120 Hr

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    Results XRD

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    Results - SEM

    Mix ST CM Mix SF

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    Results SEM, Contd

    Mix 8 Mix 50

    Mix 508

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    Results SEM, Contd

    Mix 508 Mix 8

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    Results Compressive

    90.00

    100.00

    M

    Pa)

    60.00

    70.00

    80.00

    veStrength

    8

    508

    50

    30.00

    40.00

    50.00

    Compre

    ssi

    SFST CMT

    20.00

    0 5 10 15 20 25 30

    Time (Days)

    ST DEV for all mixes conformed to the ASTM C 109-08

    Did not exceed 3.5 MPa (500PSI) between samples

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    Summar

    Thesis Goals

    Cement Hydration Process

    As the Size of the Nano Particle

    Increases Increase in Temperature

    Possibility of a Change in CSH

    Increase in Compressive Strength,

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    QUESTIONS

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    Cement Mortars. ASTM International. 2008.

    Balaguru, P., and Chong, K. Nanotechnology and Concrete: Research Opportunities.

    ACI SP-2008.

    Bentz, D.P. Influence of silica fume on diffusivity in cement-based materials. II.

    Multi-scale modeling of concrete diffusivity. National Institute of Standards and

    Technology. July 2000. Berger, R. and McGregor, J. Influence of Admixtures on the Morphology of Calcium

    Hydroxide Formed During Tricalcium Silicate Hydration. Cement and Concrete Research. 1972.

    Bogue, Robert. Chemistry of Portland Cement. Reinhold. 1955.

    Christensen P. Structural and Ingredient Analysis of Concrete Methods, Results,

    and Experience. Nordisk Betong. 1984.

    Gartner, E., Young, J. Damidot, D. and I Jawed. Hydration of Portland Cement.

    Lafarge. 2000.

    Green, B. Development of a High-Density Cementitious Rock-Matching Grout using

    Nano-Particles. SP-2548. Nanotechnology of Concrete: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives. ACI. K. Sobolevand S.P. Shah. 2008. pp. 121 132.

    Holland, T. Silica Fume Users Manual. Silica Fume Association. April 2005. p. 4.

    Larsen, G. Microscopic Point Measuring: A Quantitative Petrographic Method ofDetermining the Ca(OH)2 Content of the Cement Paste in Concrete. Magazine of Concrete Research. 1961.

    Mindess, Sydney, J. Young, and, D, Darwin. Concrete. 2nd Edition. Prentice Hall.

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    Neville, A. M. Properties of Concrete. 14th Edition. Prentice Hall. 2002.

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    Sobolev, K., I. Flores, R. Hermosillo, and L.M. Torres-Martinez. Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology for High-Performance Cement Composites. SP-2548. Nanotechnology of

    Concrete: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives. ACI. K. Sobolev and S.P. Shah. 2008. pp. 93 120

    Spinks, J.W.T., H. W. Baldwin, and T. Thorvaldson. Tracer Studies of diffusion in set

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    Acknowled ements

    Whitney Bitter

    Harry and Pearl Belkowitz

    Dr Daniel Armentrout Dr Maciej Kumosa

    Dr Paul Predecki

    Brian Burks

    James Middleton

    Daniel St-Pierre

    Matt McCombs Lafarge Asphalt Crew

    Peggy Martinez

    Kevin Sobczak

    Renee Teixeira

    The Folks at Chryso, Inc

    The Folks at Cemex

    The Folks at W.R. Grace

    The Best Family