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Groups of Physical Parameters Influencing the Three Stages Pull-Out Behavior of Glass Multi-filament Yarns Embedded in Micro-concrete

Aljewifi, H. / Fiorio, B. / Gallias, J. -L.

Abstract Five different continuous glass yarns have been embedded in cement based micro concrete. The pull-out behavior of the yarns has been characterized by the way of a classical pull-out test when the physical state of the impregnation has been characterized by different dedicated methodology (differential mercury intrusion porosimetry, flow test, SEM characterization). By studying the correlation between the mechanical behavior and the physical properties of the impregnated yarns, groups of physical parameters have been identified as associated to each of the three stages of the pull-out behavior. The overall result of this work is a better understanding of the relationship between, on one hand, the physical state and the impregnation of the yarns and, on the other hand, the pull-out behavior.

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Groups of Physical Parameters Influencing the Three Stages Pull-Out Behavior of Glass Multi-filament Yarns Embedded in Micro-concrete

Aljewifi, H. / Fiorio, B. / Gallias, J. -L.

Abstract Five different continuous glass yarns have been embedded in cement based micro concrete. The pull-out behavior of the yarns has been characterized by the way of a classical pull-out test when the physical state of the impregnation has been characterized by different dedicated methodology (differential mercury intrusion porosimetry, flow test, SEM characterization). By studying the correlation between the mechanical behavior and the physical properties of the impregnated yarns, groups of physical parameters have been identified as associated to each of the three stages of the pull-out behavior. The overall result of this work is a better understanding of the relationship between, on one hand, the physical state and the impregnation of the yarns and, on the other hand, the pull-out behavior.

Groups of Physical Parameters Influencing the Three Stages Pull-Out Behavior of Glass Multi-filament Yarns Embedded in Micro-concrete

Aljewifi, H. / Fiorio, B. / Gallias, J. -L.

Abstract Five different continuous glass yarns have been embedded in cement based micro concrete. The pull-out behavior of the yarns has been characterized by the way of a classical pull-out test when the physical state of the impregnation has been characterized by different dedicated methodology (differential mercury intrusion porosimetry, flow test, SEM characterization). By studying the correlation between the mechanical behavior and the physical properties of the impregnated yarns, groups of physical parameters have been identified as associated to each of the three stages of the pull-out behavior. The overall result of this work is a better understanding of the relationship between, on one hand, the physical state and the impregnation of the yarns and, on the other hand, the pull-out behavior.

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Title:

Groups of Physical Parameters Influencing the Three Stages Pull-Out Behavior of Glass Multi-filament Yarns Embedded in Micro-concrete

Contributors:

Aljewifi, H. (author) / Fiorio, B. (author) / Gallias, J. -L. (author)

Published in:

High Performance Fiber Reinforced Cement Composites 6 ; 117-125

RILEM State of the Art Reports ; 2

Publication date:

2012-01-01

Size:

9 pages

ISBN:

978-94-007-2435-8 , 978-94-007-2436-5

ISSN:

2211-0844 , 2211-0852

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2436-5_15

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Impregnation Index , Cementitious Matrix , Flow Rate Measurement , Embed Length , Textile Reinforce Concrete Engineering , Civil Engineering , Building Materials , Building Repair and Maintenance , Theoretical and Applied Mechanics , Computer-Aided Engineering (CAD, CAE) and Design

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