改良两段混合方式对混合法处理再生骨料的影响

IF 0.9 Q4 ENGINEERING, CIVIL

Australian Journal of Structural Engineering Pub Date : 2022-03-17 DOI:10.1080/13287982.2022.2048479

A. Verma, V. S. Babu, A. S.

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摘要

由于对混凝土的需求不断增长，自然资源的消耗正在迅速减少。因此，本研究在混凝土中采用再生骨料(RA)替代经过适当处理的天然骨料(NA)。在目前的工作中，研究了其新鲜、硬化和耐用性能。再生骨料(RA)的粘结砂浆由于吸水率增加而强度降低，使其等级降低。文献表明，天然骨料混凝土(NAC)比再生骨料混凝土(RAC)具有更好的强度和耐久性。在使用RA制造混凝土时，使用两阶段混合方法(TSMA)比普通混合方法(NMA)更好地改善RAC性能。本研究考察了不同的搅拌方法对处理过的再生骨料(TRA)混凝土的影响。在这项工作中使用了四种不同的混合变体(即NMA, TSMA, TSMA1, TSMA2)。天然骨料(NA)在所有变体中以不同的替代水平被TRA替代，包括0%、25%、50%、75%和100%的M40对照混合物。实验结果表明，与所有其他混合技术相比，TSMA2混合方法提高了TRA混凝土的强度和界面过渡区(ITZ)等各项性能。

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Influence of modified two-stage mixing approaches on recycled aggregate treated with a hybrid method of treatment

ABSTRACT The depletion of natural resources occurs at a rapidly decreasing rate due to the growing demand for concrete. Therefore, the current research study uses recycled aggregate (RA) in concrete as a replacement for natural aggregate (NA) after proper treatment. The fresh, hardened, and durability properties have been examined in the current work. The adherent mortar over recycled aggregate (RA) makes it lower grade due to increased water absorption and lower strength. Based on Literature, natural aggregate concrete (NAC) has better strength and durability properties than recycled aggregate concrete (RAC). While making concrete using RA, using a two-stage mixing approach (TSMA) improves RAC properties better than the normal mixing approach (NMA). This study examines the influence of different mixing methods on concrete made from treated recycled aggregate(TRA). Four different mixing variants (viz. NMA, TSMA, TSMA1, TSMA2) were used in this work. The natural aggregate (NA) was replaced with TRA at various replacement levels in all variants, including 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% in a control mix of M40. Based on the experimental results, the mixing method TSMA2 improved the various properties like strength and interfacial transition zone (ITZ) of TRA concrete compared to all other mixing techniques considered.

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Australian Journal of Structural Engineering ENGINEERING, CIVIL-

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