Bibliographic citations
Coronel, M., (2023). Adición de aluminato de estroncio en la elaboración de adoquines de concreto para la mejora en la señalización horizontal de una ciclovía en Lima 2019 [Tesis, Universidad Privada del Norte]. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/35623
Coronel, M., Adición de aluminato de estroncio en la elaboración de adoquines de concreto para la mejora en la señalización horizontal de una ciclovía en Lima 2019 [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Privada del Norte; 2023. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/35623
@misc{renati/525599,
title = "Adición de aluminato de estroncio en la elaboración de adoquines de concreto para la mejora en la señalización horizontal de una ciclovía en Lima 2019",
author = "Coronel Rodriguez, Marcello",
publisher = "Universidad Privada del Norte",
year = "2023"
}
The present research work analyzes the feasibility of adding strontium aluminate in a relationship of 30 percent with the weight of the cementitious material in the manufacture of concrete pavers, seeking that these photoluminescent concrete pavers meet the technical specifications stipulated by The Spanish Norm UNE 23035 and the Peruvian Norm NTP 339.064, this photoluminescent horizontal signaling will aim to illuminate the demarcation of a bicycle path located in Lima 2019 in order to provide a long-lasting and autonomously illuminated horizontal signaling at night. We proceeded to carry out the mix design for the preparation of the photoluminescent concrete paving blocks, obtaining the quantification of the materials to be used, after which it was possible to conclude by analyzing scientific articles on the addition of material in the preparation of pavement blocks that the physical and mechanical properties of concrete vary but within the ranges allowed by the cited standards based on the results obtained in the laboratory, however the ratio of strontium aluminate to 30 weight percent of the cementitious material provides the necessary illuminance to Comply with the Spanish regulations regarding photoluminescent signage.
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