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  • 2016Impact of heat exposure (fire damage) on the properties of sandstonecitations
  • 2012Correlation of Ca/Si and micromechanical properties in leached grey and white cement pastescitations
  • 2011Mapping of mechanical properties of cement paste microstructurescitations
  • 2004Micro-mechanical properties of cement paste measured by depth-sensing nanoindentation116citations

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  • Zhu, Wenzhong
  • Howind, Torsten
  • Goñi, S.
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Mapping of mechanical properties of cement paste microstructures

  • Goñi, S.
  • Dolado, J. S.
  • Zhu, Wenzhong
  • Puertas, F.
  • Guerrero, A.
  • Hernández, M. S.
  • Hughes, John J.
  • Palacios, M.
  • Howind, Torsten
Abstract

The presented study is related to the EU 7th Framework Programme CODICE (COmputationally Driven design of Innovative CEment-based materials). The main aim of the project is the development of a multi-scale model for the computer based simulation of mechanical and durability performance of cementitious materials.<br/>This paper reports results of micro/nano scale characterisation and mechanical property mapping of cementitious skeletons formed by the cement hydration at different ages. Using the statistical nanoindentation and micro-mechanical property mapping technique, intrinsic properties of different hydrate phases, and also the possible interaction (or overlapping) of different phases (e.g. calcium-silcate-hydrates) has been studied.<br/>Results of the mapping and statistical indentation testing appear to suggest the possible existence of more hydrate phases than the commonly reported LD and HD C-S-H and CH phases.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure
  • phase
  • simulation
  • cement
  • nanoindentation
  • Calcium
  • durability
  • mechanical property