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Reactive Powder Concrete Abbas Jamani SD0510

Contents Introduction Composition of reactive powder concrete(RPC) Properties of RPC Application of RPC Advantages & disadvantages of RPC Case study Conclusion References

INTRODUCTION RPC was first developed by P. Richard and M. Cheyrezy. RPC was first produced in the early 1990’s by researchers at Bouygues laboratory in France and the world’s first RPC structure, the Sherbrooke Bridge in Canada was constructed in July 1997.

What is reactive powder concrete (RPC) RPC is an ultra high strength and high ductility cementitious composite with advanced mechanical and chemical properties. There are concretes that leads the way to the achievement of the maximum compressive strength of the order 120-150 Mpa.

……continue In order to increase the compressive strength of concrete even further, the only way is to remove the coarse aggregate. This philosophy has been employed in what is today known as Reactive Powder Concrete. RPC is not just a simple mixture of cement, water and aggregates. Quite often, it contains mineral components and chemical admixtures having very specific characteristics, which impart specific properties to the concrete.  

COMPOSITION OF RPC

……continue CEMENT Their C3A content, varies from 1% up to 8%. Their soluble alkali content is very low and is comprised between 0.16% and 0.38%. SILICA FUMES The main quality of a silica fume is the absence of aggregates.

… continue SAND Sand should be of good hardness, readily available and low cost. Its particle size ranges from 0.15mm to 0.6 mm. The type of sand generally used is natural and crushed. QUARTZ POWDER Its particle size ranges from 0.005mm to 0.025mm. It should be crystalline in nature.

…continue STEEL FIBRES It should have good aspect ratio and should be able to improve ductility. Its length ranges from 13mm 25mm. It should be straight. WATER It should be clean from all the organic impurities as well as other dust particles. It should not be saline in nature.  

…..continue SUPER PLASTICIZER A copolymer of acrylic ester (CAE), a polynaphtalene Sulfonate (PNS) and a polymelamine sulfonate (PMS) are normally employed for the purpose. These admixtures are synthetic polymers.

Objectives of developing RPC Elimination of coarse aggregate for enhancement of homogeneity . Utilization of pozzolanic properties of silica fume. Optimal usage of super plasticizer to reduce W/C and at the same time improves compaction . Post- set heat treatment for enhancement of the microstructure. Addition of small sized steel fibers to improve ductility.

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Components with function parameters Sand Cement Quartz powder Silica fume Steel fibers Superplasticiser Function parameters Give strength to aggregate Binding material Maximum reactivity during heat-treating Filling the voids Improve ductility Reduce water binding

PROPERTIES Fresh concrete properties Compressive strength Flexural strength Water absorption and permeability Chloride impermeability Frost resistance

…..continue RPC 200 Pre-setting pressurization -None Heat-treating - 20 to 90°C Compressive strength -170 to 230MPa Flexural strength -30 to 60MPa Young’s modulus -50 to 60GPa

…..continue RPC 800 Pre-setting pressurization- 5OMPa Heat-treating -250 to 400°C Compressive strength -using quartz sand : 490 to 680MPa - using steel aggregate :650 to 810MPa Flexural strength :45 to 141MPa Young’s modulus : 65 to 75GPa

PROPERTIES OF RPC COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH -Higher compressive strength than normal Concrete. -It is a factor linked with durability of material. -Maximum compressive strength of RPC is approximately 200MPa.

……continue FLEXURAL STRENGTH -Plane RPC possess high flexural strength than regular concrete. -By introducing steel fibers, RPC can achieve high strength. The length and diameter of the fibres have a considerable impact on the strength.

WATER ABSORPTION

RESISTANCE TO CHLORIDE ION PENETRATION Increases when heat curing is done in concrete. Heat cured RPC show higher value than normal cured RPC. HOMOGENITY Improved by eliminating all coarse aggregates. Dry components for use in RPC is less than 600 micro meter .

WATER PERMEABILITY

Application of pressure before and during concrete setting period. 7. COMPACTNESS: Application of pressure before and during concrete setting period. 8. MICROSTRUCTURE: Microstructure of the cement hydrate can be changed by applying heat treatment during curing. 9. MATERIAL DUCTILITY: Material ductility can be improved through the addition of short steel fibres.

APPLICATIONS OF RPC SHERBROOKE PEDESTRAIN BRIDGE

…..continue CONTAINMENT OF NUCLEAR WASTE -Used for isolation and containment of nuclear wastes. - It has been used for blocking & stabilization of containment waste.

Advantages of RPC It has the potential to structurally compete with steel. Superior strength combined with higher shear capacity result in significant dead load reduction. RPC can be used to resist all but direct primary tensile stress. Improved seismic performance by reducing inertia load with lighter member . Low &non-interconnected porosity diminishes mass transfer, making penetration of liquid/gas non-existent.

Limitations of RPC Least costly components of conventional concrete are eliminated by more expensive elements. RPC is still in the intial stages,So long term properties are not yet known.

Case study Qinghai-Tibet Railway

…..continue The Qinghai-Tibet railway lies in the west area of China at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters. The 576-km railway is being built on frozen earth. The bad climate and sandstorms of the tundra require the concrete of the bridge to have superior mechanical properties and high durability. By adding portland cement, silica fume, superfine fly ash, and superplasticizers, reactive powder concrete (RPC) is used in the sidewalk systems of bridges with compressive strength of 160 MPa

…conitnue There are a lot of different problems with conventional concrete sidewalks such as corrosion, rust of reinforcing steel bars, and breakability of concrete slab. The steel brackets rust in a conventional concrete sidewalk. As a result, a conventional concrete sidewalk system requires maintenance every year. Dead weight of the traditional sidewalk system is greater than that of the RPC sidewalk system.

…..continue The sidewalk system made of RPC has such merits as small deadweight, excellent durability, low cost, and minimum maintenance. Thus, RPC is more suitable for the sidewalk system of Qinghai-Tibet Railway than conventional concrete.

conclusion The reactive powder concrete produced by routine concrete manufacture techniques has compressive strength above 160 MPa, bending strength above 20 MPa, fine frost resistance, and impermeability of chloride. The sidewalk flat system produced by the reactive powder concrete has light deadweight, low cost, and the littler workload, which makes it suitable for bridge and its subsidiary facilities on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau.

…..continue Structural members have fine and steady quality and can satisfy the demand of practice production.

References A.S Dili and Manu Santhanam. Investigations on concrete powder concrete: 2004.  Halit Yazici. The effect of curing conditions on compressive strength of ultra high strength concrete with high volume mineral admixtures, 2006.  Pierre Richard and Marcel Cheyrezy. Composition of Reactive powder concretes, 1995 . Ching- Tsung Liu and Jong- Shing Huang. Highly flowable reactive powder mortar as a repair material, 2007

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