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Experimental Research on Shear Strength of Recycled Concrete Block Masonry

Zhang, Feng Jian / Bai, Guo Liang / Quan, Zong Gang / Pan, Long

Recycled concrete hollow blocks are made with recycled fine aggregates and recycled coarse aggregates, so recycled block is a kind of green environmental material and can be used for masonry structure. Shear property is one main mechanical property of recycled concrete hollow block masonry. From the shear test of masonry, the shear strength has been researched. At the same time the rule calculated results and test results are compared and analyzed, conclude the design value of shear strength in this paper. The test results show that recycled concrete block masonry has better shear strength, so it can be used for wall material.

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Experimental Research on Shear Strength of Recycled Concrete Block Masonry

Zhang, Feng Jian / Bai, Guo Liang / Quan, Zong Gang / Pan, Long

Recycled concrete hollow blocks are made with recycled fine aggregates and recycled coarse aggregates, so recycled block is a kind of green environmental material and can be used for masonry structure. Shear property is one main mechanical property of recycled concrete hollow block masonry. From the shear test of masonry, the shear strength has been researched. At the same time the rule calculated results and test results are compared and analyzed, conclude the design value of shear strength in this paper. The test results show that recycled concrete block masonry has better shear strength, so it can be used for wall material.

Experimental Research on Shear Strength of Recycled Concrete Block Masonry

Zhang, Feng Jian / Bai, Guo Liang / Quan, Zong Gang / Pan, Long

Recycled concrete hollow blocks are made with recycled fine aggregates and recycled coarse aggregates, so recycled block is a kind of green environmental material and can be used for masonry structure. Shear property is one main mechanical property of recycled concrete hollow block masonry. From the shear test of masonry, the shear strength has been researched. At the same time the rule calculated results and test results are compared and analyzed, conclude the design value of shear strength in this paper. The test results show that recycled concrete block masonry has better shear strength, so it can be used for wall material.

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Title:

Experimental Research on Shear Strength of Recycled Concrete Block Masonry

Contributors:

Zhang, Feng Jian / Bai, Guo Liang / Quan, Zong Gang / Pan, Long

Published in:

Advanced Materials Research ; 374-377 ; 1623-1626

Publication date:

2011-10-24

Size:

4 pages

ISSN:

1662-8985 , 1022-6680

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.374-377.1623

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Shear Strength , Construction Waste , Recycled Concrete Block , Recycled Concrete Masonry , Recycled Aggregate (RA)

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