A Study on the Influencing Factors on the Dry-Shrinkage Performance of Phosphate Cement

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Aiming at the characteristics of phosphate repairing materials, the influences of retarder, specific surface area of magnesium oxide and content of fly ash on the dry-shrinkage performance of phosphate cement were studied in this paper. The results showed that greater content of retarder would result in greater dry-shrinkage value within a certain range, greater specific area of magnesium oxide would result in greater dry-shrinkage value while the increase of content of fly ash would cause the dry-shrinkage value to be decreased correspondingly within a certain range.

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