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2023-09-25
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RESEARCH ON OBTAINING OF SUPERPLASTICATOR ADDITIVES WITH LOCAL RAW MATERIALS AND SECONDARY PRODUCTS
Ismailov F.S
Doctoral student of the Tashkent Research Institute of Chemistry and Technology.
Karimov M.U
doctor of technical sciences, professor, Tashkent Research Institute of Chemistry and Technology,
Djalilov A.T
Chemical Science of Doctor, Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent Research Institute of Chemical Technology
Keywords: raw material, reological, pyrolysis oil, superplasticizer, diethanolamine
Abstract
In the modern technology of concrete production, additional modifiers are a mandatory component of the concrete mixture along with binders, fillers and water. Additives in concrete are used to improve the quality of concrete, give it its own characteristics, speed up construction work, and reduce the cost of the construction process. Currently, due to the increasing requirements for concrete used in construction objects, in order to use admixed concrete more, as a result of scientific research, the cheapest, high-quality, effective results were obtained and recommended for production.
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