PERFORMANCE EVALUATION AND ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF NANO-SILICA ADDITION IN ENHANCING DURABILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCRETE
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https://doi.org/10.48047/ff7q5843Keywords:
Nano-silica, High-performance concrete, Durability, Acid resistance, Water absorption, Sorptivity, M70 grade concreteAbstract
This research evaluates the sorptivity, water absorption, and acid resistance of M70 grade concrete with the incorporation of nano silica. The normal M70 concrete was prepared using 10% of silica fume and 11% of fly ash as partial substitutes for cement to act as a robust reference mix. For enhanced durability, nano silica was incorporated as an additional partial substitute.
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A. Khaloo, M. H. Mobini, and P. Hosseini, “Influence of different types of nano-SiO₂ particles on properties of high-performance
concrete,” Construction and Building Materials, vol. 113, pp. 188–201, 2016, doi: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2016.03.061
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