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Geopolymer Concrete Ready Mixed: a Challenge
Fifth International Slag Valorisation Symposium TU Leuven, 3-5 April 2017 Peter de Vries, FICT ENCI BV – HeidelbergCementGroup Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Why pilot projects in the Netherlands?
In the Netherlands, environmental sustainability is of high importance Focus on `green` is major task on cementindustry Geopolymer binders are low in CO2 Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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The Cooperation Infrastructure project OV SAAL Leuven, 2017-04-03
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HC 14/04 Field trial on geopolymers in the Netherlands
Objectives examine the technical feasibility of producing elements made of wet system geopolymer binder examine the technical feasibility of producing elements made of dry system geopolymer binder examine the durability of elements made of geopolymer binder examine the market potential of elements made of geopolymer binder Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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L - Elements to be produced
Reference mix Dry binder geopolymer Wet binder geopolymer Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Requirements on concrete
strength class C35/45 15 MPa compressive 2d for unmoulding no air entrained concrete Dmax 32 mm required workability time: 60 minutes (30 minutes of transport and 30 minutes of casting) targeted workability: S3 ( mm), F4 ( mm) Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Main Challenge: fresh concrete, open time is crucial
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Distance Mebin RMX-plant - OV-SAAL
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Direct comparison of consistency (open time)
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Modifications of the batching plant
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Extended loading time due to slow dosing of dry binder
19:00h - 19:50h Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Protection on site : dry- binder 22-09-2014
Arrival on site: 20:22h Break down: 20:33h Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Ten minutes later: we had to stop and……
Ten minutes later: we had to stop and…… we succeeded in saving the truckmixer Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Prevention on site: gravel and water and silo
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De-molding of first element Dry-binder
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Adjustments to prevent a second failure
Introduction of compressed air on silo`s dry binder Extra check on raw materials and chemicals by verification in laboratory Rotterdam Conclusion: there is no need to change the recipe 2 truckmixers Concrete chute and funnel for placing were improved More pokervibrators on site Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Second trial Dry Binder 06–10-2014
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Second trial Dry Binder 06–10-2014
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Wet binder: Precautions taken are succesfull
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Elements in position near Motorway A10, Amsterdam
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Analysis on concrete properties: - mechanical - durability
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Strength development L-elements
Initial testing L-elementen sterkteklasse C35/45 Druksterkte voorvoorspannen Na 5 uur Na 24 uur -- Druksterkte voor ontkisten na 48 uur 15 MPa Verwerkbaarheid Vloeimaat F4 ( mm) Open tijd 90 minuten Result Field Trial Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Vaseline is better than common release agent as SIKA AR 1
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Carbonation on cores Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Chloride migration using RCM- method
Rapid chloride migration (RCM) Question: Is RCM the right test method ?? or ……… Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Electrical resistivity (using TEM-method)
Fieldtrial 1 Fieldtrial 2a Fieldtrial 2b Fieldtrial 3 (Ω.m) (reference) (dry binder) (wet binder) age 28d 91d 184d - 182d 183d 172d cube 1 209 442 459 10 29 179 14 58 171 cube 2 204 369 428 8 42 134 13 56 167 cube 3 212 407 444 53 194 15 55 145 cube 4 232 346 509 12 48 108 37 197 cube 5 226 373 449 113 156 cube 6 405 465 186 84 239 avg 216 390 11 47 162 67 st.dev 34 28 2 1 27 Conclusion: Correlation between RCM and TEM also valid for Geopolymer Concrete HC 14/04 - SC meeting - Martina Dietermann Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Freeze-thaw resistance , with and without de-icing salts
Test limit for the scaling on concrete products under freeze-thaw with the de-icing salt is 1000 g/m2 after 56 cycles Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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Surface damage Dry binder after 18 month
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Conclusions Handling of geopolymer concrete in RMC succeeded:
geopolymer concrete was transported over 30 minutes and subsequently cast, emergency measures were effective, Health & Safety issues were mastered. Main challenges for development on geopolymer concrete: elimination of stickiness robustness of fresh concrete general durability needs to be intensively examined freeze thaw resistance appears to be a major drawback Lack of regulations makes broad application difficult. Clear figures on LCA of activators are not available (yet) Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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CLIFF HANGER: Hollow Core Slab VBI – March 8, 2016 Sensata Building Hengelo, the Netherlands
HC 14/04 - SC meeting - Martina Dietermann Leuven, Ing. Peter de Vries, FICT
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