Research Article

Application of High-Strength Lightweight Concrete in Gob-Side Entry Retaining in Inclined Coal Seam

Table 3

Analysis of orthogonal experimental results.

FactorsWater-cement ratio, AVolume rate of sand, BContent of fly ash, CSilica fume dosages, DSlump (cm)Wet density (kg/m3)28-day compressive strength (MPa)

Test number1I (0.28)I (0.4)I (10)I (0)26206058.5
2I (0.28)II (0.45)II (15)II (5)23206059.5
3I (0.28)III (0.50)III (20)III (10)19200063.8
4II (0.3)I (0.4)II (15)III (10)14199554.5
5II (0.3)II (0.45)III (20)I (0)28212248.5
6II (0.3)III (0.50)I (10)II (5)14205358.8
7III (0.32)I (0.4)III (20)II (5)25197460.6
8III (0.32)II (0.45)I (10)III (10)20203248.8
9III (0.32)III (0.50)II (15)I (0)28210550.5

Slump (cm)I68656082Primary and secondary factors affecting slump: DACB optimum mix ratio: A3B2C3D1
II56716562
III73617253
R17101229

Density (kg/m3)I6120602961456287Primary and secondary factors affecting density: DBCA optimum mix ratio: A3B1C3D3
II6170621461606087
III6111616860966028
R5918564259

Compressive strength (MPa)I181.8173.6166.1159.5Primary and secondary factors affecting compressive strength: ADBC optimum mix ratio: A1B3C1D2
II161.8156.8164.5178.9
III159.9173.1172.9167.1
R21.916.88.419.4