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Method for predicting ion diffusion coefficients of damaged cement based composite materials

A technology of ion diffusion and composite materials, which is applied in the field of cement-based composite materials, can solve problems such as changes in the transmission properties of cement-based composite materials that are difficult

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-12-11
HOHAI UNIV
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This analytical model is simple to calculate, but the basic assumptions are too ideal, and it is difficult to realize the change of the transmission performance of cement-based composites under the single or multi-factor coupling effects such as freeze-thaw, load and drying shrinkage.

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[0034] The technical scheme of the present invention is described in detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawing:

[0035] The method for predicting the ion diffusion coefficient of the damaged cement-based composite material of the present invention specifically comprises the following steps:

[0036]Step 1. Construct the three-dimensional lattice ion transport network of the damaged cement-based composite material, as follows:

[0037] Step 1-1, obtaining the microscopic / microscopic continuous structure of the non-destructive cement-based composite material;

[0038] The micro / meso continuous structure of non-destructive cement-based composites can be obtained using various existing micro / meso models, such as the microstructure generative model for simulating cement paste: HYMOSTRUC3D, μic, and the mesostructure generative model for simulating concrete : SPACE, HADES, etc. figure 1 It shows the HYMOSTRUC3D model (see [van Breugel K.Simulation of hydration and for...

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The invention discloses a method for predicting ion diffusion coefficients of damaged cement based composite materials. According to the method, regarding the microcosmic structure of damaged cement based composite materials which are discretized into a series of cube three-dimensional space lattices with equal size, each pair of adjacent cube three-dimensional space lattices are used as a lattice diffusion unit, wherein ion diffusion ability exists between each pair of adjacent cube three-dimensional space lattices, all the lattice diffusion units combine together to form a three-dimensional lattice ion transmission network, and each lattice is used as a diffusion node. Damage cracks are processed as hole phases, an ion diffusion matrix equation is established by using diffusion matrix equations between every two adjacent diffusion nodes in the three-dimensional lattice ion transmission network and combining ion concentration boundary conditions, solution is carried out on the ion diffusion matrix equation to obtain ion concentration distribution under a steady state, and finally the ion diffusion coefficients of the damaged cement based composite materials is obtained. The method for predicting the ion diffusion coefficients of damaged cement based composite materials can accurately predict ion diffusion ability change rules of the damaged cement based composite materials under the influences of freeze thawing, loading, air shrinkage and other conditions.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for predicting the ion diffusion coefficient of damaged cement-based composite materials, and belongs to the field of cement-based composite materials. Background technique [0002] The transport performance of cement-based composites is a key factor related to the durability and service life of civil engineering materials. When the material is affected by factors such as external loads, freeze-thaw cycles, and drying shrinkage, the internal defects of the material or the existing defects increase in size and number, which is manifested as the generation and development of micro-cracks or changes in porosity, making the material Diffusion, The transport properties such as permeation and electromigration increase, resulting in reduced durability and shortened service life of the material. Therefore, accurate prediction of changes in transport properties of damaged cementitious composites is of paramount importance. ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06Q10/04
Inventor 刘琳赵海涛沈德建蒋建华
Owner HOHAI UNIV
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