EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAG

This paper presents a comparison between split tensile strength of normal concrete by adding 12% ultrafine slag (Alccofine) and varying percentage of steel fibers. Different materials like fly ash, silica fume, GGBS, rice husk ash has played important part in the development of high performance conc...

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Main Authors: SAURAV, ASHOK KUMAR GUPTA
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor's University 2018-01-01
Series:Journal of Engineering Science and Technology
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Online Access:http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2013%20issue%201%20January%202018/13_1_13.pdf
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description This paper presents a comparison between split tensile strength of normal concrete by adding 12% ultrafine slag (Alccofine) and varying percentage of steel fibers. Different materials like fly ash, silica fume, GGBS, rice husk ash has played important part in the development of high performance concrete. During recent past use of mineral admixture has gained pace. There is huge savings in terms of energy and cost when industrial by products are used as partial replacement of cement which is otherwise highly energy intensive. In this paper one of the mineral admixture ultra fine slag (alccofine) is used as a partial replacement of cement. Due to its appropriate size and shape this mineral admixture can be used comfortably even under low water cement ratio. In this paper cement is partially replaced by a fixed amount of alccofine i.e. 12% by weight of cement which has been calculated from previous literatures. Concrete cylinders with 12% alccofine and Steel fibers of varying weight were casted and tested at different ages of curing. Flexural strength was also determined using similar variations of steel fibers and alccofine. Efforts have been done to investigate the performance of concrete using ultra fine slag and steel fibers which can be termed as high strength and high performance concrete.
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spelling doaj.art-bd2edcb4248044b98a92ac6e4a8baa7b2022-12-21T18:34:05ZengTaylor's UniversityJournal of Engineering Science and Technology1823-46902018-01-01131187195EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAGSAURAV0ASHOK KUMAR GUPTA1Department of civil Engineering, Jaypee University of information Technology, Solan, H.P, IndiaDepartment of civil Engineering, Jaypee University of information Technology, Solan, H.P, IndiaThis paper presents a comparison between split tensile strength of normal concrete by adding 12% ultrafine slag (Alccofine) and varying percentage of steel fibers. Different materials like fly ash, silica fume, GGBS, rice husk ash has played important part in the development of high performance concrete. During recent past use of mineral admixture has gained pace. There is huge savings in terms of energy and cost when industrial by products are used as partial replacement of cement which is otherwise highly energy intensive. In this paper one of the mineral admixture ultra fine slag (alccofine) is used as a partial replacement of cement. Due to its appropriate size and shape this mineral admixture can be used comfortably even under low water cement ratio. In this paper cement is partially replaced by a fixed amount of alccofine i.e. 12% by weight of cement which has been calculated from previous literatures. Concrete cylinders with 12% alccofine and Steel fibers of varying weight were casted and tested at different ages of curing. Flexural strength was also determined using similar variations of steel fibers and alccofine. Efforts have been done to investigate the performance of concrete using ultra fine slag and steel fibers which can be termed as high strength and high performance concrete.http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2013%20issue%201%20January%202018/13_1_13.pdfSteel fibersAspect ratioSplit tensile strength
spellingShingle SAURAV
ASHOK KUMAR GUPTA
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAG
Journal of Engineering Science and Technology
Steel fibers
Aspect ratio
Split tensile strength
title EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAG
title_full EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAG
title_fullStr EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAG
title_full_unstemmed EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAG
title_short EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE OPTIMUM DOSE OF STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE INCORPORATING ULTRA FINE SLAG
title_sort experimental investigation to find the optimum dose of steel fibers in concrete incorporating ultra fine slag
topic Steel fibers
Aspect ratio
Split tensile strength
url http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2013%20issue%201%20January%202018/13_1_13.pdf
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