Natural disasters in a very short time are capable of destroying what man has built using different types of resources, the construction of buildings, houses, etc. In their construction processes, they use different materials in a separate way that mixes and this process give them hardness and resistance to these materials. When they are destroyed they lose their individual properties and become waste; this research aims to make a study of the NEVI-12-MTOP standards, to be able to reuse the debris materials generated by the destruction of the earthquake on April 16. A bibliographic search was carried out related to the use given to waste caused by earthquakes in different countries. In the city of Portoviejo, the largest amount of debris was a concrete waste, and it can be concluded that these materials can be used as sub-base material in the road structures, so the reuse method was proposed. In particular, the characteristics of the residual materials were obtained as a result of the analysis of environmental, economic and material safety feasibility.
Con el fin Establecer fuentes de arena de río de buena calidad de la provincia de Manabí para abaratar costos de transporte de este agregado a utilizar en los hormigones de las construcciones civiles se realizó un análisis comparativo de diseños de hormigones con resistencia de 240kg/cm2, utilizando arenas de los cauces de los rio con agregados gruesos de diferente cantera de la Provincia de Manabí. Se empleó arenas de los cauces de diversos ríos como: Pajan, Quiroga, Portoviejo, Chone, Olmedo. Para los agregados gruesos se tomaron muestras de las canteras Picoazá: San Agustín, Megarok, Grano de Oro, San José y La Chicha del cantón Sucre. Las combinación de materiales planteadas para los diseños respectivos son: Cantera San Agustín con arenas del Rio Pajan y Rio Portoviejo, Cantera Megarok con arenas del Rio Quiroga y Rio Portoviejo, Cantera Grano de Oro con arenas del Rio Santa Ana, Cantera San José con arenas del Rio Puca del Cantón Olmedo, además se utilizó Cantera la Chicha con arenas del Rio Chone. Al analizar los resultados se concluyó que las arenas de los ríos de la Provincias de Manabí presentan impureza orgánicas, afectando las resistencias superiores a F’c 240 kg/cm2 a comprensión y mostrando resistividad superficial desfavorables para tener hormigones con durabilidad aceptable. Palabras claves.- Resistencia de Compresión, Resistividad Superficial, Agregados, Arenas Hormigones, Meandros. SUMARY In order to establish good quality sources of sand from rivers in Manabí province to reduce transportation costs of this aggregate used in concretes for civil constructions, a comparative analysis of concrete designs with a resistance of 240kg / cm2 was performed, using sands from the riverbed with coarse aggregates from different quarries in the Province of Manabí. Sands from various riverbeds such as: Pajan, Quiroga, Portoviejo, Chone, Olmedo were used. For the coarse aggregates, samples were taken from Picoazá’s quarries: San Agustín, Megarok, Grano de Oro, San José, and La Chicha in the canton of Sucre. The dose of materials proposed for the respective designs are: Cantera San Agustín with sand from the Rio Pajan and Rio Portoviejo, Cantera Megarok with sand from the Rio Quiroga and Rio Portoviejo, Cantera Grano de Oro with sand from the Rio Santa Ana, Cantera San José with sand from the Puca River of the Olmedo Canton, Cantera la Chicha was also used with sands from the Chone River. When analyzing the results, it was concluded that the sands of the rivers of the Provinces of Manabí present organic impurity affecting the resistances superior to F’c 240 kg / cm2 at compression and this shows unfavorable surface resistivity, this has a negative impact in the acceptable durability of concretes Index Terms. - Compression Resistance, Surface Resistivity, Aggregates Sands, Concrete, Meander.
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