The Effect of Technological Damage on the Properties and Reliability of Construction Materials and Structures

The effect of the quantitative and qualitative composition of mixed binders on the physical and mechanical properties of cement compositions has been experimentally established. A cement stone with a different amount and dispersion of mineral fillers was considered. The research results showed that...

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Published inApplied mechanics and materials Vol. 908; pp. 149 - 156
Main Authors Myronenko, Igor, Dorofeev, Vitaliy, Pushkar, Natalya
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Zurich Trans Tech Publications Ltd 02.08.2022
Subjects
Composition effects
Construction materials
Cracking (fracturing)
Damage
Dispersion hardening
Fillers
Fracture surfaces
Mechanical properties
Physical properties
Strain
Structural reliability
Technological Defects
Structure
Material Consumption
Fillers
Dispersion
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Summary:The effect of the quantitative and qualitative composition of mixed binders on the physical and mechanical properties of cement compositions has been experimentally established. A cement stone with a different amount and dispersion of mineral fillers was considered. The research results showed that the plastic strength of the hardening system depends on its initial composition. The defects embedded in the material during its technological processing into the product determine the local stress-strain state of the structure, the nature of cracking and the fracture surface. The effect of technological damage on the mechanical characteristics and the nature of cracking of cement compositions are shown. The possibility of reducing the material consumption of construction materials by 15-21 wt.% due to the use of fillers that are optimal in appearance and quality composition has been proved.
Bibliography:Special topic volume with invited peer-reviewed papers only
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ISSN:1660-9336
1662-7482
1662-7482
DOI:10.4028/p-lm1g4w