ArticlePolymers2024
Effect of Acrylate Emulsion on the Mechanical and Microscopic Properties of Straw Fiber-Reinforced Cement-Magnesium Slag Stabilized Soil.
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- Preparation, Structure and Characterization of Polymer/Cement Composites-3rd Edition.Polymers · 2025Article
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In order to investigate the mechanism of mechanical performance enhancement and the curing mechanisms of acrylate emulsion (AE) in cement and magnesium slag (MS) composite-stabilized soil (AE-C-M), this study has conducted a comprehensive analysis of the compressive strength and microstructural characteristics of AE-C-M stabilized soil. The results show that the addition of AE significantly improves the compressive strength of the stabilized soil. When the AE content is 0.4%, the cement content is 3%, and the magnesium slag content is 3% (AE4-C3M3), the strength of the formula reaches 4.21 MPa, which meets the requirements of heavy traffic load conditions in the construction of high-speed or main road base layers. Some reactive groups on the polymer side chains (-COOH) engage in bridging with Ca
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