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Interaction Experiment on Chloride Ion Adsorption Behavior of C-S-H Phases

C-S-H 상의 염소이온 흡착 메커니즘 규명을 위한 반응 작용 실험

  • Yoon, In-Seok (Dept. of Construction Info. Eng., Induk University)
  • 윤인석 (인덕대학교 건설정보공학과)
  • Received : 2016.09.22
  • Accepted : 2016.12.01
  • Published : 2017.02.28
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Abstract

C-S-H phase is the most abundant reaction product, occupying about 50~60% of cement paste volume. The phase is also responsible for most of engineering properties of cement paste. This is not because it is intrinsically strong or stable, but because it forms a continuous layer that binds together the original cement particles into a cohesive whole. The binding ability of C-S-H phase arises from its nanometer-level structure. In terms of chloride penetration in concrete, C-S-H phase is known to adsorb chloride ions, however, its mechanism is very complicated and still not clear. The purpose of this study is to examine the interaction between chloride ions and C-S-H phase with various Ca/Si ratios and identify the adsorption mechanism. C-S-H phase can absorb chloride ions with 3 steps. In the C-S-H phase with low Ca/Si ratios, momentary physical adsorption could not be expected. Physical adsorption is strongly dependent on electro-kinetic interaction between surface area of C-S-H phase and chloride ions. For C-S-H phase with high Ca/Si ratio, electrical kinetic interaction was strongly activated and the amount of surface complexation increased. However, chemical adsorption could not be activated for C-S-H phase with high Ca/Si ratio. The reason can be explained in such a speculation that chloride ions cannot be penetrated and adsorbed chemically. Thus, the maximum chloride adsorption capacity was obtained from the C-S-H phase with a 1.50 Ca/Si ratio.

C-S-H 상은 시멘트 페이스트의 50~60%를 차지하는 중요한 수화생성물로서, 시멘트 페이스트의 공학적 특성을 결정짓는 가장 중요한 역할을 한다. 이것은 C-S-H 상이 본질적으로 안정되거나 강한 재료라서가 아니라 시멘트입자와 같이 결합하여 연속적인 레이어 층을 형성하기 때문이다. 결합상으로서 C-S-H 상은 나노 단위의 구조로부터 기인하는데, 내구성 측면에서는 염소이온의 흡착을 유발하는 것으로 알려져 있지만 그 메커니즘은 여전히 불분명하다. 그래서 본 연구에서는 C-S-H상이 염소이온 흡착에 미치는 거동을 살펴보고자 하였다. 본 연구의 목적은 다양한 Ca/Si 비율을 갖는 C-S-H 상이 염소이온을 흡착하는 시간의 존적 거동을 고찰하여 염소이온 고정화의 메커니즘을 구명하는 것이다. C-S-H 상은 순간적 물리흡착, 물리 화학적 흡착, 그리고 화학적 흡착의 3단계로 구분되어 순차적인 흡착거동을 보였는데, 순간적으로 흡착되는 표면착물량은 C-S-H 표면 대전체와 염소 이온간의 전기 상호작용에 의한 물리적 흡착에 의하여 발생한다. 높은 Ca/Si 비율에서 C-S-H 표면전하는 커지기 때문에 물리적 흡착은 커지지만 화학적 흡착은 오히려 작아지는 것으로 나타났다. 이는 C-S-H 표면에 물리적 흡착된 염소이온에 의하여 염소이온이 침투하지 못하고 화학적 흡착력까지 저하되기 때문으로 생각된다. 따라서 최대 염소이온 흡착력은 Ca/Si 비율 1.5에서 형성되었다.

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