Abstract
With the rapid development of the construction industry brought by the accelerated process of urbanization, the problem of random stacking and landfill of waste concrete can be seen everywhere, which seriously affects the environmental health. The secondary utilization of waste concrete as recycled aggregate has become a research hotspot. This paper mainly studies the influence of the cementing material system of recycled fine powder foam concrete on the water absorption performance of recycled fine powder foam concrete, and explores the feasibility of using recycled fine powder to prepare foam concrete. The experiment also used recycled fine powder instead of some cement to prepare foam concrete. The effects of the amount of recycled fine powder, the amount of hydrogen peroxide and the ratio of water to binder on the compressive strength, water absorption, thermal conductivity and microstructure of the foam concrete were studied. The results showed that the water absorption rate of recycled fine powder foam concrete increased with the increase of red brick powder content, but the water absorption rate gradually increased. When the content of hydrogen peroxide is 6%, the ratio of water to binder has a greater influence on the thermal conductivity of foam concrete. When the amount of hydrogen peroxide is higher, the influence of water binder ratio on thermal conductivity decreases.
Highlights
Blister concrete, known as foamed concrete, belongs to a kind of porous concrete
Many scholars have studied the compressive strength of recycled micro powder concrete, in which the content of micro powder is generally concentrated in 5% ~ 30%, and the maximum is 40% [7]
In order to make full use of recycled micro powder as much as possible, it is necessary to ensure that the performance of recycled fine powder foam concrete meets the relevant specifications
Summary
Known as foamed concrete, belongs to a kind of porous concrete. The research team will use the red brick powder in the recycled micro powder as the main admixture to replace some cement to prepare the foam concrete, and study its performance. The influence of the amount of recycled fine powder on the thermal conductivity and water absorption of foam concrete is studied. In view of the limited application of recycled fine aggregate, based on the activity and filling property of recycled fine aggregate and micro powder, the low thermal conductive foamed concrete was prepared by regenerating micropowder instead of some cement.
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