THE ROLE OF SUPERPLASTICIZERS IN REDUCING WATER DEMAND AND ELIMINATING EXTERNAL CURING IN CONCRETE

THE ROLE OF SUPERPLASTICIZERS IN REDUCING WATER DEMAND AND ELIMINATING EXTERNAL CURING IN CONCRETE

Authors

  • Shakirov Tuygunjon Turgunovich
  • Umarov Khotamjon Atamjonovich

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19259679

Keywords:

monolithic concrete, lignosulfonates, naphthalene sulfonates, polycarboxylates, hyperplasticizers, superplasticizers, organomineral materials

Abstract

This paper presents a comprehensive study on the influence of the latest-generation superplasticizers and
hyperplasticizers on the physical, mechanical, and operational characteristics of concrete mixes. Special attention is
paid to the comparative analysis of dispersion mechanisms: from the electrostatic repulsion of lignosulfonates and
naphthalene sulfonates to the steric stabilization effect of polycarboxylate-based admixtures. The research demonstrates
that optimizing particle distribution allows for a radical reduction in the water-cement ratio while maintaining high
workability and pumpability. A key aspect of the study is the evaluation of internal self-curing technologies. By forming
a highly dense microstructure and utilizing specialized organomineral components, the necessity for traditional external
moisture curing is minimized. The results confirm that the integrated use of chemical admixtures significantly improves
the durability of monolithic structures, reduces plastic and drying shrinkage, and increases resistance to aggressive
environmental factors.

Author Biographies

Shakirov Tuygunjon Turgunovich

Scientific Supervisor:
Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences

Umarov Khotamjon Atamjonovich

Student:
Third-year doctoral student,
Department of Construction Materials Technology,
Materials Science, and Structures,
Tashkent Institute of Architecture and Civil Engineering

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Published

2026-03-01
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