Structural Design Calculation of Basalt Fiber Polymer-Modified RPC Beams Subjected to Four-Point Bending

Gong, Yafeng; Yang, Jie; He, Xin; Lyu, Xiang; Liu, Hanbing

doi:10.3390/polym13193261

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“…Finally, from a price point of view, the cost of our elements is reduced and is more economical, as confirmed by our economic analysis. This is in good agreement with the results of the authors [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]35,[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50].…”

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“…Finally, the works of the authors involved in the study of polymer composite concrete bending elements (beams) [2,5,8,[11][12][13]15,16,35,[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50] were of particular interest for the development of this study. To improve the performance of bending elements, researchers studied the following for their reinforcement: fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP), glassreinforced polymers (GFRP), composite polymers, reinforcement with jute-polyester fiber (JPFRP), polymers, reinforcement with basalt fiber (BFRP), carbon (CFRP) and aramid (AFRP) fibers.…”

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Theoretical and Experimental Substantiation of the Efficiency of Combined-Reinforced Glass Fiber Polymer Composite Concrete Elements in Bending

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An essential problem of current construction engineering is the search for ways to obtain lightweight building structures with improved characteristics. The relevant way is the use of polymer composite reinforcement and concrete with high classes and prime characteristics. The purpose of this work is the theoretical and experimental substantiation of the effectiveness of combined-reinforced glass fiber polymer composite concrete (GFPCC) bending elements, and new recipe, technological and design solutions. We theoretically and experimentally substantiated the effectiveness of GFPCC bending elements from the point of view of three aspects: prescription, technological and constructive. An improvement in the structure and characteristics of glass fiber-reinforced concrete and GFPCC bending elements of a new type has been proven: the compressive strength of glass fiber-reinforced concrete has been increased up to 20%, and the efficiency of GFPCC bending elements is comparable to the concrete bending elements with steel reinforcement of class A1000 and higher. An improvement in the performance of the design due to the synergistic effect of fiber reinforcement of bending elements in combination with polymer composite reinforcement with rods was revealed. The synergistic effect with optimal recipe and technological parameters is due to the combined effect of dispersed fiber, which strengthens concrete at the micro level, and polymer composite reinforcement, which significantly increases the bearing capacity of the element at the macro level. Analytical dependences of the type of functions of the characteristics of bent concrete structures on the arguments—the parameters of the combined reinforcement with fiber and polymer composite reinforcement—are proposed. The synergistic effect of such a development is described, a new controlled significant coefficient of synergistic efficiency of combined reinforcement is proposed. From an economic point of view, the cost of the developed elements has been reduced and is economically more profitable (up to 300%).

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Theoretical and Experimental Substantiation of the Efficiency of Combined-Reinforced Glass Fiber Polymer Composite Concrete Elements in Bending

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“…The basis of the methodology for calculating polymer concrete structures is set out in [16]. The strength calculation methodology is based on:…”

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Modeling and Model Verification of the Stress-Strain State of Reinforced Polymer Concrete

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This article considers the prospects of the application of building structures made of polymer concrete composites on the basis of strength analysis. The issues of application and structure of polymer-concrete mixtures are considered. Features of the stress-strain state of normal sections of polymer concrete beams are revealed. The dependence between the stresses and relative deformations of rubber polymer concretes and beams containing reinforcement frame and fiber reinforcement has been determined. The main direction of the study was the choice of ways to increase the strength characteristics of concrete with the addition of a polymer base and to increase the reliability of structures in general. The paper presents the results of experimental and mathematical studies of the stress-strain state and strength, as well as deflections of reinforced rubber-polymer beams. The peculiarities of fracture of reinforced rubber-polymer beams along their sections have been revealed according to the results of the experiment. The peculiarities of fracture formation of reinforced rubber-polymer beams have also been revealed. The conducted work has shown that the share of longitudinal reinforcement and the height of the fibrous reinforcement zone are the main factors. These reasons determine the characteristics of the strength of the beams and their resistance to destructive influences. The importance and scientific novelty of the work are the identified features of the stress-strain state of normal sections of rubber-concrete beams, namely, it has been established that the ultimate strength in axial compression and tension, deformations corresponding to the ultimate strength for rubber concrete exceed similar parameters for cement concrete 2.5–6.5 times. In the case of the addition of fiber reinforcement, this increase becomes, respectively, 3.0–7.5 times.

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“…Kassym Yelemessov researched the prospects of the application of building structures made of polymer concrete composites on the basis of strength analysis [7]. Basalt fiber polymer-modified reactive powder concrete (RPC) materials were prepared by Yafeng Gong [8]. However, prevailing formulations of low-calcium fly ash-derived geopolymers confront issues, such as uncontrolled solidification times, hindering streamlined construction practices.…”

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Synthesis and Performance Evaluation of Nano-Calcium Carbonate-Modified Geopolymers Incorporating Fly Ash and Manganese Slag: A Comprehensive Investigative Study

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Grounded in the auspicious horizons of geological polymers as alternative replacements for Portland cement and aligned with the national endeavor of constructing an ecological civilization and harnessing solid waste as a resource, this study delves into the integration of nanostructured calcium carbonate (CaCO3) into geological polymers derived from fly ash and manganese slag. Employing a comprehensive methodology involving modalities, such as X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, and attenuated total reflectance Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy, the influence of nano-CaCO3 on the compressive strength, pore architecture, and polymerization degree of geological polymers is meticulously unveiled. The outcomes reveal that nano-CaCO3 adeptly infiltrates the intricate microporous architecture of geological polymers, thereby providing a compact and intrinsically reinforcing matrix, ultimately endowing a marked increase in compressive strength. The assimilation of nano-CaCO3 correlates conspicuously with an increase in monomeric calcium concentrations, thereby catalyzing and expediting the formation of polymeric assemblages within the system, which in turn accelerates the progression of geological polymerization. This catalytic effect augments the intricate three-dimensional lattice-like gel structures, consequently orchestrating a substantial amelioration in mechanical attributes. When the dosage of nano-CaCO3 was 3.5%, sodium silicate was 10%, and NaOH was 12%, the integrated performance of fly ash–Mn slag geopolymer was optimal. Specifically, the 28-day compressive strength reached 25.6 MPa, and the compressive strength of the weathering performance test increased by 8.31%. The polymer achieved 96.77% curing of Mn, and it was non-radioactive. Thus, the prepared geopolymers are safe and reliable and support the subsequent development of nanomaterial activators.

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Structural Design Calculation of Basalt Fiber Polymer-Modified RPC Beams Subjected to Four-Point Bending

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Theoretical and Experimental Substantiation of the Efficiency of Combined-Reinforced Glass Fiber Polymer Composite Concrete Elements in Bending

Theoretical and Experimental Substantiation of the Efficiency of Combined-Reinforced Glass Fiber Polymer Composite Concrete Elements in Bending

Modeling and Model Verification of the Stress-Strain State of Reinforced Polymer Concrete

Synthesis and Performance Evaluation of Nano-Calcium Carbonate-Modified Geopolymers Incorporating Fly Ash and Manganese Slag: A Comprehensive Investigative Study

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