The expansion of quick lime in the hydration has been observed since ancient times. Although there are a number of theories to explain the mechanism of this expansion, none have been clearly proven to date.
In order to discuss the mechanism of expansion, the expansive stress, degree of quick lime hydration and pore structure were examined. The results are as follows.
1) So long as the same demolition agent is used, the expansive stress depends solely on the amount of Ca (OH)
2 produced. However, in the case of different type of the demolition agent is used, it does not determined solely by the amount of Ca (OH)
2 produced.
2) The total pore volume decreases with increasing the expansive stress. This relationship is irrespective of the type of agents.
3) The total pore volume decreases with increasing the amount of Ca (OH)
2 produced. This relationship differs according to the type of agents.
4) The mechanism of the expansion stress to generate is as follows. Ca (OH)
2 crystals produced during the hydration push against one another, and create expansive force. Free expansion can not be made when outside ends are fixed firm, and then expansive force is generate on the materials.
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