TAILIEUCHUNG - Mechanical properties and microstructure of high strength concrete containing Polypropylene fibres exposed to temperatures up to 200 °C

High strength concrete has been used in situations where it may be exposed to elevated temperatures. Numerous authors have shown the significant contribution of polypropylene fibre to the spalling resistance of high strength concrete. This investigation develops some important data on the mechanical properties and microstructure of high strength concrete incorporating polypropylene fibre exposed to elevated temperature up to 200 -C. When polypropylene fibre high strength concrete is heated up to 170 -C, fibres readily melt and volatilise, creating additional porosity and small channels in the concrete. DSC and TG analysis showed the temperature ranges of the decomposition reactions in the high strength concrete. SEM analysis showed supplementary pores and small channels created in the concrete due to fibre melting. Mechanical tests showed small changes in compressive strength, modulus of elasticity and splitting tensile strength that could be due to polypropylene fibre melting. | Mechanical properties and microstructure of high strength concrete containing Polypropylene fibres exposed to temperatures up to 200 °C

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