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Performance of an Advanced Polycarboxylate-Based Powder Superplasticizer

Performance of an Advanced Polycarboxylate-Based Powder Superplasticizer

Abstract

Powder superplasticizers have been widely used for cement-based premixed-products, such as grout and repair materials. Naphthalene and melamine-based powder superplasticizers have been used for premixed-products. There are some problems wherein sufficient fluidity cannot be provided at low temperature range, when those conventional powder superplasticizers are used. In recent years, polycarboxylate-based liquid superplasticizer has been used for the purpose of producing high-strength concrete and high-fluidity concrete. Polycarboxylate-based superplasticizer is a safe material for health reasons since it contains no formaldehyde and its application is expected to expand in the future. However, a high retarding property of this type of superplasticizer has caused a rare application in cement-based premixed-products. Therefore, with optimization of the chemical structure of polycarboxylate copolymer, the project has developed a novel polycarboxylate-based powder superplasticizer (PSP3) for premixed products.

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