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环境科学 1995
Development of A Concrete Water-Reducing Admixture Using Lignin from Alkaline Wheat Straw Pulping Black Liquor
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Abstract:
Lignin extracted from an alkaline wheat straw pulping black liquor was modified by sulfonation to study the feasibility of its use as a concrete water reducing agent. This has resulted in the development of ZS-3 water-reducing admixture. In addition, a liquor containing sulfonated lignin and polysaccharides from the conversion process of wheat straw pulping black liquor was found to have a function of concrete water reduction and was turned into a superplasticizer ZS-2. Both ZS3 and ZS-2 had a water reduction by 10%. The compressive strength of concrete was increased by 18%(7 days) or 5 %(28 days) when ZS-3 was added, and by 73%(7 days) or 2% (28 days)when ZS-2 was added.