Bibliographic citations
Ccasani, J., Eduardo, C. (2021). Evaluación comparativa de las propiedades plasticas y mecanicas del concreto F’C 210 kg/cm2 reforzado con microfibras sinteticas de polipropileno de 20 y 30mm en losas de viviendas expuestas a altas temperaturas en Ucayali [Tesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/656759
Ccasani, J., Eduardo, C. Evaluación comparativa de las propiedades plasticas y mecanicas del concreto F’C 210 kg/cm2 reforzado con microfibras sinteticas de polipropileno de 20 y 30mm en losas de viviendas expuestas a altas temperaturas en Ucayali [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/656759
@misc{renati/396328,
title = "Evaluación comparativa de las propiedades plasticas y mecanicas del concreto F’C 210 kg/cm2 reforzado con microfibras sinteticas de polipropileno de 20 y 30mm en losas de viviendas expuestas a altas temperaturas en Ucayali",
author = "Eduardo Carrascal, Carlos Sebastian",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2021"
}
This research is based on the study of the influence of synthetic polypropylene microfibers on the mechanical and plastic properties of concrete slabs f’c = 210 kg / cm2 exposed to high temperatures in Ucayali. For this, concrete mixtures with two microfibers of 20 and 30 millimeters in length were made, in turn, dosages of 600, 900 and 1200 g / m3 of concrete were included and evaluated for plastic contraction, compressive strength and residual flexion. The first test was carried out on the basis of ASTM C-1579 (Standard test method to evaluate cracking by plastic contraction of reinforced fiber reinforced concrete), evaluating concrete slabs of 560x355x100 mm subjected to temperatures greater than 27 ° C and wind speeds of 8 km / h and compare them between standard samples and reinforced with microfibers; obtaining maximum Crack Reduction Ratio (CRR) of 68.50% for concrete with 300 mm fiber. and a dosage of 1200 g / m3. For the compression test, guided by Standard NTP 339.034 - ASTM-C39 (Standard test method for the determination of the compressive strength of concrete, in cylindrical samples) 6x12 inch specimens were tested for each microfiber and dosing to compare them with respect to the conventional mixture; for concrete with 30 mm microfiber an average increase of 8% was obtained for a dosage of 1200 gr / m3 for a curing time of 28 days, on the other hand, the 20 mm reached maximum increases of 7% for the same dosage and cure time than the previous one. For the last test, it was based on ASTM C 1399 (Test method to determine the average residual stress of fiber reinforced concrete), in which prismatic samples of 100x100x350 mm were evaluated by subjecting them to loads to obtain what the residual tension is that support different deformations for each type of microfibers and dosages. The reinforced concrete with synthetic microfiber of 30 mm, obtained higher values of residual stresses (1.95 MPa for 1200 gr / m3) for all the dosages studied in comparison to that of 20 mm. (1.86 MPa 1200 gr / m3). At the end of the experimentation, it was concluded that the 30 mm polypropylene synthetic microfiber had a better performance than the 20 mm microfiber for the 3 tests performed. In addition, a direct relationship was observed between the increase in mechanical and plastic properties with the amount of dosage incorporated into the concrete.
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