Abstract
The technology of obtaining multicomponent high-quality concrete using limestone powders as fillers is considered. In order to select fillers for powder-activated concrete, a study was made of the water absorption of limestone gravel of various kinds. According to the water absorption index, eight categories of limestone species have been identified. It was revealed that organogenic limestone is one of the materials that is preferred as a filler for high-quality concrete. The experimental results were obtained and graphical dependences of changes in the tensile strength under bending and compression, the dynamic modulus of elasticity and water demand of organogenic cement composites filled with limestone from granulometric composition and filler content were constructed. It has been established that the best strength properties are manifested in materials with optimal indicators of the content and size of limestone and silica powder.
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