April 10, 2025
Expansion agents are specialized additives used in concrete to counteract shrinkage during hydration and curing. By generating controlled expansion, they compensate for thermal contraction, drying shrinkage, and autogenous shrinkage, thereby enhancing crack resistance, impermeability, and structural durability.
Primary Component: ≥80% MgO (light-burned MgO with adjustable reactivity).
Additives: Minor impurities (burn loss ≤4%, moisture ≤0.3%).
Mechanism:Hydration of MgO generates M
g(OH)₂, inducing controlled expansion.Expansion timing and magnitude are tailored to match concrete’s shrinkage phases (thermal and drying).
Dual Components: Calcium-based (early expansion) + magnesium-based (late expansion).
Standards: Complies with T/CECS 10082-2020.
Mechanism:Calcium component compensates early autogenous shrinkage.
Magnesium component addresses thermal and drying shrinkage in later stages.
High-Performance Polymer: Low-alkali (≤0.75%), low dosage (6–8%).
Standards: Complies with GB/T 23439-2017.
Mechanism:Polymer particles absorb water, creating micro-expansion to offset shrinkage.
Enhances self-waterproofing and enables seamless construction (100–150m pours).
Adjustable reactivity (R/M/S types for seasonal/temperature adaptability).
High compatibility with diverse structures (underground, waterproof, large-span).
Complies with CBMF 19-2017; proven effectiveness in massive projects.
Phased compensation for full-cycle shrinkage control.
Higher dosage flexibility (6–10% of cementitious materials).
Ideal for thick/massive structures (≥500mm).
Low alkali content reduces ASR risk.
Seamless integration with standard mixing processes.
Superior for structural self-waterproofing.
Limited dosage (≤8% of cementitious materials).
Complex formulation requires precise mix design.
Strict curing protocols (14-day wet curing).
Temperature-sensitive (unsuitable for >80°C environments).
Underground structures: Parking lots, basements.
Waterproof projects: Dams, tunnels, reservoirs.
Large-span buildings: Airports, stadiums.
Massive concrete: Hydropower dams, thick foundations.
Ultra-long structures: Tunnels, metro systems.
Marine environments: Ports, coastal structures.
Self-waterproofing structures: Bridges, basements.
High-rise buildings: Continuous slabs, cores.
Rapid construction: Precast elements, industrial floors.
Projects requiring long-term shrinkage compensation (e.g., dams, underground parking).
Thick/massive structures with phased shrinkage demands (e.g., hydropower plants).
High-durability, self-waterproofing applications (e.g., metros, high-rises).
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