The role of seawater in interaction of slag and silica fume with cement in low water-to-binder ratio pastes at the early age of hydration
Construction and Building Materials(2018)
Abstract
•Seawater changed the interaction of SF and slag with cement in favor the autogenous shrinkage.•Seawater increased the role of cement and slag in the strength development.•Seawater increased the role of slag in the hydration of the cement.•The reactivity of the SF particles was decreased in seawater blended paste.
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Key words
Seawater,Hydration kinetics,Autogenous shrinkage,Compressive strength,Low w/b paste
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