The effect of interface properties on the adhesion of cement paste to various substrates

Posted on:1991-01-08

Degree:M.A.Sc

Type:Thesis

University:University of Ottawa (Canada)

Candidate:Pye, Glendon B

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GTID:2472390017451822

Subject:Engineering

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his study deals with the adhesion of cement paste and modified cement paste systems to substrates of steel and glass for hydration times of up to seven days.;The bond strength of cement, clinker and C;Factors other than the deposition of CH and C-S-H at the interface may affect bond strength. Comparison of the bond strength data for the control paste and the C;Interface fracture energy,...

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Cement paste, Interface, Bond strength

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