Abstract:Using river sand as the benchmark group, the work of machine-made sand on concrete mixtures, the mechanical properties and early shrinkage properties after hardening were studied. The test results show that the performance of the machine-made sand concrete mixture is worse than that of the river sand concrete at the same ratio, and segregation and bleeding are prone to occur; the compressive strength and splitting tensile strength of the machine-made sand concrete after hardening are greater than those of the river sand Concrete: The early shrinkage of machine-made sand concrete is greater than that of river sand concrete, and the shrinkage increases with the decrease of water-binder ratio. The compounding of fly ash and mineral powder can obviously improve the early shrinkage of machine-made sand concrete, but it is not conducive to the development of early compressive strength of concrete.