Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. Corners

The growing problem of worn-out tires disposal in Iraq can be alleviated if new recycling routes can be found for the surplus tires. One of the largest potential routes is in construction, but usage of worn-out tires in civil engineering is currently very low. The current work aims to take advantag...

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Main Authors: Jasim Mahmud AL-Khafaji, Zubaidah A.M. AL-Bayati, Jasim Jarallah Fahad Kaabi
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: Mustansiriyah University/College of Engineering 2012-12-01
Series:Journal of Engineering and Sustainable Development
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Online Access:https://jeasd.uomustansiriyah.edu.iq/index.php/jeasd/article/view/1138
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author Jasim Mahmud AL-Khafaji
Zubaidah A.M. AL-Bayati
Jasim Jarallah Fahad Kaabi
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Zubaidah A.M. AL-Bayati
Jasim Jarallah Fahad Kaabi
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description The growing problem of worn-out tires disposal in Iraq can be alleviated if new recycling routes can be found for the surplus tires. One of the largest potential routes is in construction, but usage of worn-out tires in civil engineering is currently very low. The current work aims to take advantage and get rid of car worn-out tires in the construction of reinforced concrete corners; such facility is cheap and environment friendly, with good thermal insulation and low density compared with the normal concrete .The worn-out tire fibers are added to the concrete mixture by replacing the weight of the coarse aggregate (gravel) with different ratios (5, 15, 25) percent, and for each replacing ratio , three different fiber lengths (2,4, and 6) cm are used and the width and thickness of each fiber is kept constant ( 1, 0.7 ) cm, respectively. Tensile reinforcement ratio adopted in the study for all specimens is (0.0081). Ten corner were specimens tested under static load tending to open the corner angle, nine of them with waste tire fibers and one without worn-out tire fibers .Length of the leg is (550) mm and cross section is (150×150)mm.
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spelling doaj.art-93587c469a804269a212d3c388fe0e402022-12-22T04:11:28ZaraMustansiriyah University/College of EngineeringJournal of Engineering and Sustainable Development2520-09172520-09252012-12-01164Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. CornersJasim Mahmud AL-Khafaji0 Zubaidah A.M. AL-Bayati1Jasim Jarallah Fahad Kaabi2Civil Engineering Department, Al-Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, IraqCivil Engineering Department, Al-Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, IraqCivil Engineering Department, Al-Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Iraq The growing problem of worn-out tires disposal in Iraq can be alleviated if new recycling routes can be found for the surplus tires. One of the largest potential routes is in construction, but usage of worn-out tires in civil engineering is currently very low. The current work aims to take advantage and get rid of car worn-out tires in the construction of reinforced concrete corners; such facility is cheap and environment friendly, with good thermal insulation and low density compared with the normal concrete .The worn-out tire fibers are added to the concrete mixture by replacing the weight of the coarse aggregate (gravel) with different ratios (5, 15, 25) percent, and for each replacing ratio , three different fiber lengths (2,4, and 6) cm are used and the width and thickness of each fiber is kept constant ( 1, 0.7 ) cm, respectively. Tensile reinforcement ratio adopted in the study for all specimens is (0.0081). Ten corner were specimens tested under static load tending to open the corner angle, nine of them with waste tire fibers and one without worn-out tire fibers .Length of the leg is (550) mm and cross section is (150×150)mm. https://jeasd.uomustansiriyah.edu.iq/index.php/jeasd/article/view/1138 Worn-out tire fibersconcrete strengthreinforced concrete cornersrecycled material
spellingShingle Jasim Mahmud AL-Khafaji
Zubaidah A.M. AL-Bayati
Jasim Jarallah Fahad Kaabi
Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. Corners
Journal of Engineering and Sustainable Development
Worn-out tire fibers
concrete strength
reinforced concrete corners
recycled material
title Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. Corners
title_full Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. Corners
title_fullStr Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. Corners
title_full_unstemmed Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. Corners
title_short Experimental Study of the Effect of Worn-out Tire Fibers Addition on the Strength of R.C. Corners
title_sort experimental study of the effect of worn out tire fibers addition on the strength of r c corners
topic Worn-out tire fibers
concrete strength
reinforced concrete corners
recycled material
url https://jeasd.uomustansiriyah.edu.iq/index.php/jeasd/article/view/1138
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