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BORASSUS AETHIOPUM MART OF BENIN USED AS REINFORCEMENT IN CONCRETE: ADHESION CARACTERISATION
Researches carried out in Benin allowed the use of Borassus aethiopum mart as reinforcement in concrete. The aim of this study is to examine the bond of the two materials. The results of pull out tests have shown that the bonding strength is around 1 MPa. This adhesion rate decreases slightly when the bond length increases; on the other hand, the adhesion rate increases slightly when the concrete strength increases. The behaviour of Borassus / concrete interface shows a first phase of perfect adhesion followed by a second phase of progressive loss of adhesion and a final friction phase which continues until the complete output of the reinforcement from the concrete.
BORASSUS AETHIOPUM MART OF BENIN USED AS REINFORCEMENT IN CONCRETE: ADHESION CARACTERISATION
Researches carried out in Benin allowed the use of Borassus aethiopum mart as reinforcement in concrete. The aim of this study is to examine the bond of the two materials. The results of pull out tests have shown that the bonding strength is around 1 MPa. This adhesion rate decreases slightly when the bond length increases; on the other hand, the adhesion rate increases slightly when the concrete strength increases. The behaviour of Borassus / concrete interface shows a first phase of perfect adhesion followed by a second phase of progressive loss of adhesion and a final friction phase which continues until the complete output of the reinforcement from the concrete.
BORASSUS AETHIOPUM MART OF BENIN USED AS REINFORCEMENT IN CONCRETE: ADHESION CARACTERISATION
AGBECIN JAMIK SOHOUNHLOUE (author) / GERARD LEOPOLD GBAGUIDI AISSE (author) / PHILIPPE GALIMARD (author) / BERNARD SOLBES (author)
2017
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