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Development of waste tire modified concrete
AbstractIn this study, waste tire modified concrete was investigated experimentally. Two types of waste tire configurations were evaluated. One was in the form of chips, or particles, and the other was in the form of fibers. For the waste tire chip modified concrete, surface treatment by saturated NaOH solution and physical anchorage by drilling a hole at the center of the chips were also investigated. For the waste tire fiber modified concrete, fibers with various aspect ratios were utilized. A hybrid fiber reinforcement using waste tire fiber and polypropylene (PP) fiber was also investigated. The effect of waste tire resources (car tires or truck tires) on the strength and stiffness was evaluated. A total of 10 batches of concrete, which yielded sixty φ152.4×304.8 mm cylinders, were prepared. Compressive strength, compressive modulus of elasticity, Poisson's ratio, and split tensile strength tests were conducted on the prepared samples. Ways to further recover the lost strength and stiffness of waste tire modified concrete were discussed based on the test results.
Development of waste tire modified concrete
AbstractIn this study, waste tire modified concrete was investigated experimentally. Two types of waste tire configurations were evaluated. One was in the form of chips, or particles, and the other was in the form of fibers. For the waste tire chip modified concrete, surface treatment by saturated NaOH solution and physical anchorage by drilling a hole at the center of the chips were also investigated. For the waste tire fiber modified concrete, fibers with various aspect ratios were utilized. A hybrid fiber reinforcement using waste tire fiber and polypropylene (PP) fiber was also investigated. The effect of waste tire resources (car tires or truck tires) on the strength and stiffness was evaluated. A total of 10 batches of concrete, which yielded sixty φ152.4×304.8 mm cylinders, were prepared. Compressive strength, compressive modulus of elasticity, Poisson's ratio, and split tensile strength tests were conducted on the prepared samples. Ways to further recover the lost strength and stiffness of waste tire modified concrete were discussed based on the test results.
Development of waste tire modified concrete
Li, Guoqiang (author) / Stubblefield, Michael A. (author) / Garrick, Gregory (author) / Eggers, John (author) / Abadie, Christopher (author) / Huang, Baoshan (author)
Cement and Concrete Research ; 34 ; 2283-2289
2004-04-07
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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