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The influence of the chloride content in cement CEM III on the chemical resistance of concrete under conditions simulating the effect of acid rain and wastewater

Kuziak J., Woyciechowski P.

Journal of Building Chemistry

2016

Vol. 1, iss. 1

54-60

Chlorides content in cement is related to the production process – the sources of chlorides are mainly fuels, especially alternative fuels. Some chlorides are drawn off with by-pass powder, which is a by-product not easy for utilization. To reduce the production of environmentally noxious waste, cement producers attempt to increase the chloride content in ground granulated blast furnace slag cement (CEM III) above the value of 0.10% by weight. In European standard (EN 197-1) the limit value of chloride content in cement is generally 0.10% by mass, however, for CEM III there is a note in this standard which permits higher content of chlorides in this type of cement. The accelerated tests on the effect of the chloride content in CEM III, in the range of 0.1 – 0.5%, on the chemical resistance of concrete in solutions simulating acid rain and wastewater were performed. The solution of nitric acid and sulfuric acid was used as a solution simulating the acid rain. Solution simulating the wastewater contained ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate and sulfuric acid. After five weeks of exposure of concrete to corrosive solutions, weight change and the strength of the concrete samples were determined. No significant effect of the chloride content in cement over a range of tested values on the chemical resistance of concrete in environment simulating acid rain and wastewater was found.