Effects of Stone-dust on Resistance to Chlorine Ion Permeating and Volume Stability of C80 Manufactured-sand ConcreteCHEN Biao1,2,WANG Ji-liang2,YANG Yu-hui3,ZHOU Ming-kai2(1.Super-Highway Industry and Commerce Development Limited Company,Wuhan 430051,China;2.Key Laboratory for Silicate Materials Science and Engineering of Ministry of Education,Wuhan University of Technology,Wuhan 430070,China;3.China Jingye Engineering Corporation Limited,Beijing 100088,China)The effects of the stone-dust(SD) content in manufactured-sand(MS) on the permeability of chloride ion and volume stability of C80 MS concrete are investigated.The results show that chloride ion diffusion coefficient of C80 MS concrete is very lower,but it increases linearly with the increment of SD content,while elastic modulus reduces gradually.And when SD content is under 5%,elastic modulus of MS concrete is higher than that of natural sand concrete.With the increment of SD content,dry shrinkage of C80 MS concrete increases in the early age,and that of MS concrete with 5% SD is the smallest after 60 days.As a result, when SD in MS is under 7%,SD does not deteriorate the durability and volume stability of C80 MS concrete,which is similar to that of the natural sand concrete.stone dust;C80 manufactured-sand concrete;impermeability;volume stability