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doi: 10.4121/4eda7e7c-5c5d-46c9-9a1c-2b4cb0f129e0

Kamat, Ameya; Barbara Lubelli; Schlangen, Erik (2024): Dataset pertaining to Effect of a mixed-in crystallization inhibitor on the properties of hydraulic mortars . Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/4eda7e7c-5c5d-46c9-9a1c-2b4cb0f129e0.v1

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hydraulic mortars, mechanical properties, physical properties, salt damage, sodium ferrocyanide, transport properties

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• PhD dissertation: Improving salt weathering resistance of hydraulic mortars with an encapsulated crystallisation inhibitor

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by Ameya Kamat , Barbara Lubelli , Erik Schlangen

Dataset pertains to the meta data used for publishing the paper 'Effect of a mixed-in crystallization inhibitor on the properties of hydraulic mortars '

Research follows an experimental plan where sodium ferrocyanide is added to two binders, NHL and CEMI. The effect of adding sodium ferrocyanide on various properties of mortar as listed below, are assessed using experimental methods.

Data is included in 5 folders

01 Heat of hydration

02 Mechanical properties

03 Porosity and pore size distribution

04 absorption and drying

05 setting time

Each folder contains a readme file that elaborates the data further

• 2024-05-02 first online, published, posted

4TU.ResearchData

zipped files containis .xlsx files for raw data and .m (matlab) files for processing the data. Each folder also includes .txt files instructing the users on the data and the processing codes

Effect of a mixed-in crystallization inhibitor on the properties of hydraulic mortars

• MORtars with mixed-in Inhibitors for mitigation of SALt damage (MORISAL) (grant code 17636) NWO

TU Delft, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Department of Materials, Mechanics, Management & Design (3MD)