Fiber-reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete with negative poisson's ratio effect, and preparation
A technology of porous concrete and negative Poisson's ratio, which is applied in the construction field to improve the ability to resist and absorb blast load energy, improve the storage modulus, and improve the absorption capacity.
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[0043] Example 1: Fiber-reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete with a continuous pore structure and a hexagonal concave fiber structure unit oriented orderly dense array reinforcement
[0044] A fiber-reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete with a negative Poisson's ratio effect. The fiber-reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete consists of a porous concrete matrix with a connected pore structure and a number of fiber structural units with special shapes; the fiber structural units are arranged in parallel The fiber hinge is composed of two layers of fiber hinges, the fiber hinge is a six-sided concave structure; the concave angle is β 1 =90°, the layer spacing is 15mm, the diameter of the circumscribed circle of the hexagonal axisymmetric polygon is 24mm, and the fiber is a fiber bundle with a diameter of 5mm spun from a steel fiber with a diameter of 0.2mm. Each fiber structure unit further includes a fixed fiber bundle in a vertical direction, and the plane of the fib...
Embodiment 2
[0061] Example 2: Fiber-reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete with a continuous hole structure and a hexagonal concave fiber structure unit oriented ordered barrier array reinforcement
[0062] The difference from Example 1 is that the fiber reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete with negative Poisson's ratio effect, the fiber structure unit is composed of three layers of fiber hinges arranged in parallel, and the concave angle is β 1 =120°, the layer spacing is 20mm, the diameter of the circumscribed circle of the hexagonal axisymmetric polygon is 20mm, and the fiber is a fiber bundle with a diameter of 4mm spun from a steel fiber with a diameter of 0.1mm. Among the plurality of fiber structural units that make up the explosion-proof fiber concrete is a directional and ordered barrier array (special concave / normal structure layer alternately and orderly arranged fiber concrete), such as Image 6 Shown in b. The cementing material is Portland cement, and the foam stabiliz...
Embodiment 3
[0065] Example 3: Fiber-reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete with directional and ordered interlayer cross-inlaid array reinforcements with connected pore structure and hexagonal concave fiber structure units
[0066] The difference from Example 1 is that the fiber reinforced porous explosion-proof concrete with negative Poisson's ratio effect, the fiber structure unit is composed of 4 layers of fiber hinges arranged in parallel, and the concave angle is β 1 =150°, the layer spacing is 30mm, the diameter of the circumscribed circle of the hexagonal axisymmetric polygon is 50mm, and the fiber is a fiber bundle with a diameter of 6mm spun from a steel fiber with a diameter of 0.6mm. The plurality of fiber structure units that make up the explosion-proof fiber concrete are oriented and ordered interlayer cross mosaic arrays (special concave / common structure ABA strip inlaid fiber concrete), such as Image 6 c is shown. The gelling material is expanded cement, and the foam stabi...
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