INFUENCE OF MINERAL ADDITIVES ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF GROUTING MORTARS
Journal: Paradigm of knowlege (Vol.29, No. 3)Publication Date: 2018-06-08
Authors : V. Tokarchuk Y. Kovalenko P. Mazurok;
Page : 18-25
Keywords : oil-well cement; bentonite; metakaolin; silica; bleeding; corrosion resistance;
Abstract
The influence of mineral highly dispersed additives on the properties and corrosion resistance of grouting mortars was considered. Selected additives: bentonite clay, metaлaolin and silica. It was established that when all additives are injected into the oil-well cement, the strength of the last is reduced. The lowest strength was observed in specimens with addition of bentonite clay. The addition of metaacolin does not reduce the rate of water separation of tampon solutions and for its use it is necessary to add a stabilizing additive. Solutions containing additives bentonite clay and silica conform to requirements of standards for this indicator. Highest corrosion resistance in cement with silica.
Other Latest Articles
- FINANCIAL AND MANAGERIAL ASPECT OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTIONING OF THE SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE REGION
- Automating live update for J2EE applications over distributed environment
- THE FORMATION OF INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE PHILOLOGISTS BY INCREASING OF LECTURERS PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE
- THE CONCEPT OF THE LINGUISTIC SUPPORT FOR FORCES
- FUNERAL CEREMONY IN THE SYSTEM OF STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF FAMILY OBJECTIVES
Last modified: 2018-08-06 18:02:24