JDJSJ-AK 02 is a high-efficiency early strength water reducing agent formulated to accelerate the development of early compressive strength in concrete while reducing water content. By improving cement particle dispersion and accelerating hydration reactions, this admixture enables concrete to achieve higher strength in the initial curing stages, which is crucial for fast-track construction and precast manufacturing. Additionally, it reduces the water-cement ratio, leading to improved durability and overall performance.
Precast Concrete: Enables rapid demolding and early handling strength.
Fast-Track Construction: Supports projects requiring quick formwork removal and fast turnaround.
Road and Bridge Repair: Facilitates rapid strength gain for early reopening to traffic.
Cold Weather Concreting: Compensates for slower hydration rates in low temperatures.
High-Performance Concrete: Enhances early strength without compromising later-age properties.
Accelerated Strength Gain: Promotes rapid early hydration and strength development.
Water Reduction: Lowers water usage to improve concrete density and durability.
Improved Workability: Maintains good fluidity for ease of placement.
Versatility: Compatible with various cement types and supplementary materials.
Cost-Effective: Reduces construction cycle time, saving labor and equipment costs.
Parameter | Description | Typical Value |
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Appearance | Physical state | Brown to dark brown liquid |
Solid Content | Percentage of active ingredient | 30 - 36% |
pH | Alkalinity | 6 - 8 |
Density | At 20°C | 1.05 - 1.12 g/cm³ |
Chloride Content | Maximum allowed | < 0.1% |
Water Reduction Rate | Efficiency in reducing water | ≥ 10% |
Early Strength Increase | Compressive strength at 1-3 days | ≥ 20% increase compared to control |
Q1: How does JDJSJ-AK 02 improve early strength?
A: It accelerates cement hydration kinetics and improves particle dispersion, leading to faster strength gain.
Q2: Can it be used in cold weather conditions?
A: Yes, it helps compensate for delayed hydration due to low temperatures.
Q3: Does it affect the final strength of concrete?
A: No, it typically improves both early and long-term strength.
Q4: What dosage is recommended for this agent?
A: Dosage typically ranges from 0.3% to 1.2% by weight of cement, adjusted based on mix design.
Q5: Is JDJSJ-AK 02 compatible with other admixtures?
A: Yes, it is compatible with other common admixtures such as retarders and air-entraining agents.