[1]ZHOU Ming-tao,YANG Ping,HU Huan,et al.Experimental Study on Freezing and Thawing Actions of Vegetation-growing Concrete Ecological Base Material[J].Research of Soil and Water Conservation,2013,20(02):282-287.
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Research of Soil and Water Conservation[ISSN 1005-3409/CN 61-1272/P] Volume:
20
Number of periods:
2013 02
Page number:
282-287
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Public date:
2013-04-28
- Title:
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Experimental Study on Freezing and Thawing Actions of Vegetation-growing Concrete Ecological Base Material
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ZHOU Ming-tao, YANG Ping, HU Huan, XU Wen-nian
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College of Civil Engineering & Architecture, Three Gorges University, Yichang, Hubei 443002, China
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- Keywords:
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water content; freezing end temperature; thawing temperature; plant generate; vegetation-growing concrete
- CLC:
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TU443
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- Abstract:
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As the experimental research object, the vegetation-growing concrete ecological base material was taken to study its freezing and thawing actions caused by freezing end temperature, water content, soil type and thawing temperature. The results showed that the sequence of influence factors on the vegetation-growing concrete freezing and thawing actions from strong to weak level was soil type, water content, freezing end temperature and thawing temperature. The frost heave ratio and thawing settlement coefficient of the vegetation-growing concrete increased significantly with the rise of freezing end temperature or water content. Under the same conditions, the freezing and thawing actions of the vegetation-growing concrete composed with clay is more sensitive than that composed with sand. The impact of thawing temperature on the vegetation-growing concrete thawing settlement coefficient was very weak, and it was no rules to be observed. There were little changes in volume after a complete process of frost heave and thawing settlement, while the durability of the vegetation-growing concrete was mainly revealed through the internal microstructure. The comprehensive prediction models set up with freezing end temperature and water content had good fitting degree, which may effectively predict distortions when the vegetation-growing concrete was exposed to the condition of frost heave and thawing settlement.