The use of large-span structures made of glued wood in countries with large timber reserves in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Russia, the USA and Canada has shown that this can be quite interesting and expressive from the architectural position of the building. Sports facilities, sports and sports facilities, sports facilities, sports and cultural facilities. The practice of building bridges made of glued wood in these countries shows that they have been in operation for decades without additional operating costs. Glued wood in modern conditions, when productive flame retardants are used that protect it from fire, antiseptics from possible decay expand the scope of such structures. One of the important obstacles to the limiting applications of large-span glued wooden structures is the complexity of the solution nodes. Bearing structures experience difficulties when exposed to static and cyclic loads. Cyclic loads can be caused by wind loads, production equipment, traffic, and seismic processes. Reinforcement in wood, reinforcement and reinforcement under load. Wood and metal are resistant to cyclic loads. Studies will be conducted at the border of the elements to be glued. This article presents the results of tests for the effects of static and cyclic loads on reinforcement from a 14 mm reinforcing bar of class A5 on FRF-50T along natural-sized glued wood fibers. Certain coefficients of the endurance of the compound when exposed to cyclic loads with two load asymmetry coefficients p = 0.5 and p = 0.2.
The article presents the results and methods of studying the rheological properties of fine-grained concrete mixtures with various additives, as well as the regression equation obtained by calculations using the apparatus of mathematical analysis, which shows the significance of the parameters included in the process of compaction of the ICZB. These data are necessary for the correct design and selection of sealing mechanisms in order to obtain the design physical and mechanical properties of ICZB. In many regions of the world there is an acute shortage of high-quality raw materials for large aggregate in conventional concrete, which necessitates its transportation over distances from 400 to 1000 km. In this regard, the cost of one cubic meter of coarse aggregate in many regions is 2-3 or more times higher than the cost of sand, the deposits of which are more common. In addition, obtaining the desired fractions of quality aggregates requires artificial addition and fractionation of the resulting granules. The experience of using ICZB for the manufacture of parts and structures at the plants of ZHBK gave positive results, but in mass construction (hydraulic), he did not get spread due to insufficient study of physical and mechanical properties, weak efficiency of existing vibration equipment, insufficient development of new technological equipment for laying and sealing. In this regard, we believe that the research aimed at studying the physical and mechanical properties of ICZB and the further development of technological equipment, methods of laying and sealing for their widespread implementation, determine the relevance of this problem.
The paper presents energy-efficient technology with using microwaves to swell vermiculite. Replacement of traditional firing of vermiculite during exfoliation due to the use of microwave heating is promising, primarily due to lower energy costs.
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