| 英文摘要 |
This research is to investigate concrete properties as a way of evaluating the concrete durability of anti-sulfate corrosion functions. Five groups of concrete specimens with different proportions, such as different proportion modes (ACI mixture proportion design, Densified mixture designed algorithm, (DMDA)), different cement types (Type I, Type II, Calcium aluminum cement, medium fineness blast furnace slag cement) and the different increasing quantity of pozzolanic materials, are then blended. Results show that concrete produced by Densified Mixture Designed Algorithm will have a higher workability and better durability than those concrete designed by ACI mixture proportion, even it was blended by Type II or Calcium aluminum cement. Results also demonstrate that if pozzolanic materials, such as fly ash and slag, are properly used in accordance with Densified Mixture Designed Algorithm, the anti-sulfate corrosion function will be enhanced. According to this research, some traditional points of view in the field of concrete science have to be revised, for example the more the cement, the higher the strength and the better the durability of concrete. |