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Development of Pore Pressure in Cementitious Materials under Low Thermal Effects: Evidence from Optimization of Pore Structure by Incorporation of Fly Ash.

Materials (Basel) · 2023 · PMC10301764 · PMID 37374398

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It was found that the internal pore pressure of the paste showed a decreasing trend as the water–binder ratio and fly ash admixture increased, and the numerical simulation found that the sprouting and development of cracks were delayed when 10% fly ash was added to the cement paste, which was consistent with the experimental results.

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Observing the pore pressure curves in the figure, it can be seen that after starting to heat the test blocks, the pore pressure of all the test blocks at the measurement points showed a trend of first rising and then falling, which is because with the increase in temperature, the free water and chemical water near the measurement points evaporated into water vapor, and the water vapor gradually accumulated in the closed micro-pore structure inside the concrete, resulting in the gradual increase in the pore pressure in the micro-pore structure, and a continuous increase in the pore pressure.

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