The article considers and evaluates the impact of dispersed reinforcement of heavy concretes manufactured by means of vibration and centrifugation, various types of fibers on their strength-density ratio. The options of applying different types of heavy-weight aggregates for these concretes: crushed stone, limestone and sandstone are considered. The highest strength-density ratio is registered in centrifuged crushed stone fibrous concretes, and all types of centrifuged concretes has the ratio higher than vibrated concretes with the same composition of the studied fibers. The highest growth of the strength-density ratio for the centrifuged crushed stone fibrous concretes as compared with the vibrated ones was identified in case of dispersed reinforcement with steel fiber.
The article considers and evaluates the impact of dispersed reinforcement of vibrated and centrifuged concretes manufactured with various types of fibers on their strength-density ratio. The authors considered the application of such a recipe manufacturing method as combining aggregates by the example of heavyweight aggregate - crushed stone and light aggregate - expanded clay aggregate for these concretes. Registered strength-density ratio of centrifuged fibrous concretes with a combined aggregate is higher than vibrated concretes with the same composition of the studied fibers. The highest growth of the strength-density ratio for the centrifuged fibrous concretes as compared with the vibrated ones was identified in case of dispersed reinforcement with steel fiber.
The authors conducted the analysis of scientific and technical references relating to the issue of increasing maintenance reliability of pre-stressed reinforced concrete by means of taking into account concrete non-homogeneity in the calculations of strength, deformability and crack resistance of the reinforced concrete products with annular section. The authors stated the opportunity to increase the quality of concrete intended for centrifugation by means of regulating the properties of used materials. It was identified that applying disperse-reinforced fibers resulted in increase in bending tensile strength, decrease in shrinkage, increase in crack resistance and material resistance towards alternate freezing and thawing, drying and humidification cycles. Upon the results of conducted research and comparison of the properties of various fibers, the authors obtained regularities and application rules on fiber use and gave recommendations in terms of applying one of another fiber type. On the basis of the analysis of obtained results the authors made the conclusion that the highest effect in all tests was observed at the application of basalt fibers as they provide for a higher dispersion of cement rock reinforcement while the basalt fiber itself has a higher strength comparing with any other polymer fiber. Further, the authors conducted the research of mechanical properties characteristic for test beams made of heavy concrete to manufacture the annular section products by means of centrifugation. The obtained dependences allow making a conclusion that the percentage ratio of applied crushed stone fractions Fr 5-10 / Fr 5-20 = 50 / 50 under otherwise equal conditions has the highest influence on the heavy concrete ground strength.
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