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three
types
of
production
technologies
Georgian)
and
are
textile
(one
basalt
fiber
of
them
is
functioning
only
Process
Textile basalt fiber is derived from Basalt stone melting and melted mass
stretching.
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Plain concrete
Traditional construction using plain concrete is of course the
cheapest, but slow process. This Type of constructions have high
compressive strength, but they lack proper bending and elasticity
parameters and cant resist to impact. They tend to plastic shrinkage,
Therefore causing surface cracks as well as some deep ones, That is
prerequisite for quick collapse of the construction, especially in severe
climate conditions.
Negative:
Slow strengthening process;
Lack of bending and
elasticity parameters;
Cant endure impact.
Inclined to plastic shrinkage
while strengthening process,
that causes formation of
cracks. That is prerequisite
for the future damage of the
construction, especially in
severe climate conditions.
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Negative:
Expensive construction material;
Slow strengthening process;
Generally, Surface cracks are
formed, their deepening process is
enhanced by intensive changes of
environmental temperature, as
thermal expansion coefficient in
concrete and steel are different;
1m3 construction is becoming
heavier;
To reduce hardness parameters,
amount of intersections is raised,
therefore element is becoming more
heavy;
To reduce the negative effect of
temperature fluctuations, it is
prohibited to use fittings near the
surface of the element, therefore it
becomes more heavy.
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Negative:
Dont have
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Fiber
Heat
Diamet resistanc Mechanical
strength,
e
er,
MPa
Thermal
Conductiv
ity,
w/mk
Unit
weight
m/cm3
Steel
45 - 230
7-8
10-17
13-21
110-210
bad
Chemic
al
0,08-0,5
1,05-1,4
25-130
10-1000
1,2-4,0
bad
high
30-50
70-280
2,5-2,8
4,5-5,5
3,0-5,3
73-110
best
high
6-21
(-270)(+800)
Type
Mineral
Carbon
Natural
Concret
e
0,03-0,04
22-102
0,042
0,17-2,33
average
650-800
1,7-1,9
5-7
1,5-2,0
200-600
bad
high
5-15
1,5
3-5
7-8
average
low
10-25
2,2-2,5
10-15 0,2(decrease)
15-40
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average
450-1000
25-600
3300-4800
300-2300 2200-7200
140-160
250-390
(-60)-(+200)
0,8-2,8
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Specific points
Mineral fibers and carbons show the best results when obtaining
techno-economic impacts of fibrous concrete, but carbon fibers
show up the negative indicator of adhesiveness and high
thermal conductivity coefficient (due to which concrete heats-up
in depth) in comparison with concrete. Moreover, the carbon
filament has a notably high sell price. Therefore, despite having
the highest elasticity modulus and the best chemical stability in
concrete it has the most expensive price for fibrous concrete
production (constriction elements designed on the basis of
carbon fiber show the best bending strength parameters).
Having good adhesive properties in concrete, mineral fibers
reduce the effect of concrete elastic shrinkage. Usually, special
organic additives are used to reduce elastic shrinkage effect of
concrete, but this causes worsening of concrete strength
parameters by 10-20%!
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Negative effect:
Thermal conductivity;
Unit weight;
Large diameter of
fiber;
Adhesiveness.
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Negative:
High thermal
conductivity; Lower unit
weight, than of concrete;
High thermal expansion
coefficient;
High elongation
coefficient;
Low elasticity modulus;
No-adherent in concrete;
Large fiber diameter;
Low heat resistance;
Inefficient mechanical
strength.
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Negative:
High thermal
conductivity;
No-adherent in
concrete;
A very high price.
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Negative:
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AR-glass
Basalt fiber
Al2O3
78
Fe2O3
0,42
162
ZRO2
161
Sum
163,42
240
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Parameter
AR-glass
s
Thermal
expansion
coefficient,
m/mK*106
Elongation %
Elastic
modulus, GPa
Temperature
resistance, C
Mechanical
strength , MPa
Basalt
fiber
Concrete
10
4,7
70
3,15
110
4800
Significant effect
In addition to technical advantages, it is also important to point
out, that much more elementary basalt fibers are spread in
concrete matrix contributing to the binding process, than in case
of other type of fibers.
Table 4
Fiber properties
Metal fiber
Polypropylene
fiber
Basalt fiber
Length
24mm
Length
24mm
Length
24mm
Diameter
0.62mm
Diameter
0.52mm
Diameter
mcrn.
Amount
30kg/m
Amount
7kg/m
Amount
3kg/m
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Amount of fiber
1 m
0.6chopped
mln
1.7fiber
mln determine
300 faster
mln
in
That
large amount of
basalt
concrete
formation of cement stone in concrete.
Basalt fiber
producer
basalt fibers
LTD
1. Tensile
strength
2. Maintenance
of
strength
(min. pointer 96
hrs in water
80C (176 F))
1,3 Gpa
380MPa
Standard
norms
Standard
1,01,7 GPa
ASTM P2256
ISO3341
JISR3420
350 MPa
For
complete/integr
al fibers
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ASTM P4963
ISO 1887
JISR 3420
EN14849
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Someresearchinformation on advantages of
thebasaltchoppedfiber usageinconcrete
reinforcementand
itstechnicalparametersimprovement
The fact that we are proposing the basalt fiber to
customers is based on several years researches and
tests which were conducted also on our products at
one of the leading institutes in Europe. In details:
Cement grouts are used for oil well
completion which are subjected to
high pressures and temperatures as
high as 200C. Therefore much
attention is paid to their tensile strength,
shock
resistance and crack resistance. In
such
conditions usage of mineral fibers is
the best and
optimal choice and basalt fiber is one of the most
attractive
alternatives. (R. Felicetti, C Meyer and S. Shimanovich
Department of Civil
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