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Self-assembled 0D/2D nano carbon materials enabled smart and multifunctional cement-based compositesDong, S., Li, L., Ashour, Ashraf, Dong, X., Han, B. 05 November 2020 (has links)
Yes / In this paper, two types of nano carbon materials including 0D nano carbon black and 2D graphene are assembled through electrostatic adsorption to develop smart cement-based composites. Owing to their excellent mechanical, electrical properties and synergistic effect, self-assembled 0D/2D nano carbon materials can form toughening and conductive networks in cement-based materials at low content level and without changing the preparation process of conventional cement-based materials, thus endowing cement-based materials with smart and multifunctional properties including high toughness, self-sensing property to stress/strain and damage, shielding/absorbing property to electromagnetic wave. The developed smart cement-based composites with self-assembled 0D/2D nano carbon materials have promising application in the fields of oil well cementing, structural health monitoring, and electromagnetic protection and anti-electromagnetic pollution. It can therefore conclude that electrostatic self-assembled 0D/2D nano carbon materials provide a simple preparation method and excellent composite effect for developing nano cement-based materials, which can be applied in large-scale infrastructures. / The National Science Foundation of China (51908103) and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2019M651116).
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Investigating the compatibility of nickel coated carbon nanotubes and cementitious composites through experimental evidence and theoretical calculationsWang, D., Dong, S., Wang, X., Ashour, Ashraf, Lv, X., Han, B. 21 July 2021 (has links)
Yes / Nickel coated multi-walled carbon nanotubes (NiMCNTs) are favorable reinforcing nanofillers for modifying cementitious composites due to their preeminent mechanical properties, electrical conductivity, thermal properties and dispersibility. This paper investigates the mechanical properties and compatibility of NiMCNTs filled cementitious composites, having two different types of cement, two water to cement ratios, and two dosages of five types of NiMCNTs. The results show that 0.06 vol.% NiMCNTs with small aspect ratios can significantly enhance the mechanical properties of cementitious composites, while NiMCNTs with large aspect ratios play a better strengthening effect at 0.03 vol.%. The flexural strength/toughness of cementitious composites containing 0.06 vol.% NiMCNTs with an aspect ratio of 200 can be increased by 19.65%/116.78%. Adding 0.03 vol.% NiMCNTs with an aspect ratio of 1000 enhances the compressive strength/toughness of composites by 18.61%/47.44%. Besides, NiMCNTs have preferable compatibility to cementitious composites prepared by P·O 42.5R cement with a water to cement ratio of 0.3. The enhancement mechanism is related to the denser microstructure and effective suppression of microcracks in the cementitious matrix by NiMCNTs with filling, bridging and pull-out effects, as well as the high interface bond strength between NiMCNTs and matrix. A strength prediction model for NiMCNTs reinforced cementitious composites is also established to estimate the mechanical strength of cementitious composites containing NiMCNTs with different aspect ratios/contents, showing a small relative error within ±6%/±13% for predicted flexural/compressive strength values in comparison with the experimental results. / Funding supported from the National Science Foundation of China (51908103 and 51978127), and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (DUT21RC(3)039).
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Exploring the flowability, physical, and mechanical properties of eco-friendly colored cement mortars with metakaolin under sulfuric (H2SO4) and nitric acid (HNO3) attacksAkbulut, Z.F., Guler, S., Osmanoglu, F., Kivanc, M.R., Ashour, Ashraf 26 July 2024 (has links)
Yes / This article aims to investigate the flowability, physical, mechanical, and durability properties of metakaolin (MK)-added colored cement mortars exposed to the effects of H2SO4 sulfuric acid (SA) and HNO3 nitric acid (NA). MK was used in 20% replacement with cement, and yellow (YP) and red pigments (RP) were added to the mixtures at 1% and 3% of the cement by weight. According to the results, although MK reduced the workability and, therefore, the flow diameter (FD) of mortars, thanks to the void-filling feature of MK, filling the voids in the microstructure caused the samples' apparent porosity (AP) and relative dynamic modulus of elasticity (RDME) to decrease. Additionally, MK significantly improved the residual compressive (RCS) and residual flexural strengths (RFS) of the samples thanks to the calcium-silicate-hydrate (C-S-H) bonds it formed in the interior structure, owing to its high pozzolanic efficiency. Moreover, this improvement of MK is more remarkable in samples that remain subject to SA and NA attacks for more time.
Furthermore, while YP reduces the workability of mortars and, therefore, the FD value due to its needle-tipped grain structure, RP increases the FD value of the mortars with its spherical grain structure. However, YP and RP contributed to reducing the AP of the samples and increasing RCS and RFS capacities at a meager rate by showing a micro-filling effect. In addition, there were significant increases in the total color changes (E) of YP and RP-added colored mortar samples, especially after longer SA and NA attacks. / This paper is financially supported by the University of Van Yüzüncü Yil, Department of BAP, within the scope of the CDS-2023-10468 project. / The full-text of this article will be released for public view at the end of the publisher embargo on 4 May 2025.
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Monitoring damage of concrete beams via self-sensing cement mortar coating with carbon nanotube-nano carbon black composite fillersQiu, L., Li, L., Ashour, Ashraf, Ding, S., Zhang, L., Han, B. 01 December 2023 (has links)
Yes / Self-sensing concrete used in coating form for structural health monitoring of concrete structures has the merits of cost-effectiveness, offering protective effect on structural components, enabling electrical measurements unaffected by steel reinforcement and is also convenient to maintain and replace. This paper investigates the feasibility of using self-sensing cement mortar coating containing carbon nanotube-nano carbon black (CNT-NCB) composite fillers (CNCFs) for damage monitoring of concrete beams. The self-sensing cement mortar coated to concrete beams demonstrated outstanding electrical conductivity (resistivity ranging from 18 to 85 Ω·cm). Under monotonic flexural loadings, self-sensing cement mortar coating with 1.8 vol.% CNCFs featured sensitive self-sensing performance in terms of capturing the initiation of vertical cracks at pure bending span of concrete beams, with fractional change in resistivity (FCR) reaching up to 60.6%. Moreover, FCR variations of self-sensing cement mortar coating exhibited good synchronization and stability with the variation of mid-span deflections of concrete beams during cyclic flexural loadings irrespective of the contents of CNCFs and cyclic amplitudes. Remarkably, it was found that FCR of cement mortar coating basically showed a progressive upward tendency, representing irreversible increase in the resistance during cyclic loading. The irreversible residual FCR indicated the crack occurrence and damage accumulation of concrete beams.
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Effect of asphalt cement deficiency on open-graded friction coursesAndre, Rachel Frederique 01 April 2000 (has links)
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Monitoring damage of concrete beams via self-sensing cement mortar coating with carbon nanotube-nano carbon black composite fillersQiu, L., Li, L., Ashour, Ashraf, Ding, S., Han, B. 26 July 2024 (has links)
Yes / Self-sensing concrete used in coating form for structural health monitoring of concrete structures has the merits of cost-effectiveness, offering protective effect on structural components, enabling electrical measurements unaffected by steel reinforcement and is also convenient to maintain and replace. This paper investigates the feasibility of using self-sensing cement mortar coating containing carbon nanotube-nano carbon black (CNT-NCB) composite fillers (CNCFs) for damage monitoring of concrete beams. The self-sensing cement mortar coated to concrete beams demonstrated outstanding electrical conductivity (resistivity ranging from 18 to 85 Ω·cm). Under monotonic flexural loadings, self-sensing cement mortar coating with 1.8 vol.% CNCFs featured sensitive self-sensing performance in terms of capturing the initiation of vertical cracks at pure bending span of concrete beams, with fractional change in resistivity (FCR) reaching up to 60.6%. Moreover, FCR variations of self-sensing cement mortar coating exhibited good synchronization and stability with the variation of mid-span deflections of concrete beams during cyclic flexural loadings irrespective of the contents of CNCFs and cyclic amplitudes. Remarkably, it was found that FCR of cement mortar coating basically showed a progressive upward tendency, representing irreversible increase in the resistance during cyclic loading. The irreversible residual FCR indicated the crack occurrence and damage accumulation of concrete beams. / National Science Foundation of China (52368031, 51978127 and 52178188) and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2022M710973)
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The time-dependent cracking behaviour of strain hardening cement-based compositeAdendorff, Christo Johan 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MScEng (Civil Engineering))--University of Stellenbosch, 2009. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Strain Hardening Cement-based Composite (SHCC) is part of the High Performance Fibre
Reinforced Cement-based Composite (HPFRCC) family and is a relative new concrete
composite. This Fibre Reinforced Cement-based Composite (FRCC) contains randomly
distributed short fibres and when subjected to a uni-axial tensile load multiple cracking
occurs. The multiple cracking generates fine cracks which are normally smaller than 100
μm and achieve a strain capacity of more than 5 %. There are limited publications
regarding the research of sustained tensile tests on SHCC and especially the cracking
behaviour of SHCC under quasi-static uni-axial as well as sustained tensile loads.
The cracking behaviour is described as the average crack width, number of cracks and
descriptive statistical properties which could be used to represent the distribution of the
multiple fine cracks under uni-axial tension. There are two types of tests that were under
consideration to determine the cracking behaviour of SHCC. The first is quasi-static uniaxial
tensile tests and the second is sustained tensile tests. The latter was dependant on the
uni-axial tensile tests in terms of the sustained load applied. The sustained loads ranged
from 40 % to 80 % of the ultimate tensile resistance recorded from the uni-axial tensile
tests that correspond with a strain rate of 0.001 /s. Different strain rates were used for the
uni-axial tensile tests to determine the effect on the cracking behaviour. The cracking
behaviour was determined with the aid of a non-contact optical 3D digital deformation
measuring device called ARAMIS.
The content of this thesis gives a background study of the cracking behaviour and relevant
research performed on SHCC under certain loads as well as some literature about the timedependant
effects of a cement-based composite.
The functioning of the device called ARAMIS is explained as well as the resulting effects
of this device on the preparation of the test specimens. The experimental framework for the
uni-axial and sustained tensile tests is discussed. Thereafter, the experimental results of the tests are depicted and discussed. The results shed
some light on the basic material properties such as the average ultimate stress and average
ultimate strain, Young’s modulus, etc. for the quasi-static tensile tests as well as shrinkage
and creep of SHCC. The cracking behaviour such as the average crack width, number of
cracks, the variance and skewness of the distribution of the crack widths in the test
specimens for the quasi-static uni-axial and sustained tensile tests are depicted and
discussed.
The cracking behaviour when subjected to uni-axial tensile tests with different strain rates
is significantly governed by the formation of new cracks and the average crack width
remains small with increase in strain. There is no significant difference for the cracking
behaviour found when subjected to different strain rates. However, when SHCC is
subjected to a sustained load then the average crack width is dependant on the number of
cracks that form over time as well as the load level. The formation of fewer and wider
cracks was observed for specimens loaded at average 40 % of the ultimate tensile resistance
stress, however at loading percentages of higher than 65 % more cracks developed which
resulted in a smaller average crack width. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Vervorming Verharding Sement gebaseerde samestelling “Strain Hardening Cement-based
Composite” (SHCC) is deel van die familie van “High Performance Fibre Reinforced
Cement-based Composite” (HPFRCC) en is ʼn relatiewe nuwe beton samestelling. Hierdie
vesel versterkte sement gebaseerde beton bevat willekeurig verspreide kort vesels en
veelvoudige klein krake vorm onder monotoniese trekkragte. Hierdie veelvoudige klein
krake is minder as 100 μm wyd en lei tot ʼn vervorming van meer as 5 %. Daar is ʼn tekort
aan navorsing oor die kruip van SHCC sowel as die kraak gedrag van hierdie sement
gebaseerde samestelling onderhewig aan trek.
Die kraak gedrag word beskryf as die gemiddelde kraakwydte, aantal krake en ʼn paar
beskrywende statistiese parameters. Hierdie kraak gedrag parameters kan gebruik word om
ʼn verdeling te kan weergee van die veelvoudige klein krake onder ʼn trek belasting. Twee
tipes toetse was uitgevoer om die kraak gedrag te beskryf. Die eerste tipe toets was
monotoniese trek toetse en die tweede tipe was kruip toetse. Die tweede toets was afhanklik
van die monotoniese trek toetse in terme van die belasting wat gebruik was vir die kruip
toetse. Die belasting was gevarieer vanaf 40 % tot 80 % van die breekbelasting wat bepaal
is met die monotoniese trektoetse wat ooreenstem met ʼn vervorming tempo van 0.001 /s.
Verskillende vervorming tempo’s vir die monotoniese trektoetse was uitgevoer om te
bepaal wat die effek is op die kraak gedrag. Die kraak gedrag was bepaal met behulp van ʼn
geen-kontak optiese 3D digitale deformasie meet instrument genoem ARAMIS.
Die inhoud van die tesis bevat ʼn kort opsoming oor ʼn agtergrond studie van die kraak
gedrag en relevante navorsing oor vesel versterkte sement gebaseerde beton, sowel as
literatuur oor die tydafhanklike effekte van ʼn sement gebaseerde samestelling.
Die beheer en gebruik van die meet instrument ARAMIS word verduidelik, sowel as die
effek van hierdie masjien op die voorbereiding vir die eksperimente. Die eksperimentele
uiteensetting vir die monotoniese en kruip toetse word beskryf. Daarvolgens is die resultate van die eksperimentele toetse getoon en verduidelik. Die
resultate verduidelik die basiese materiaal eienskappe, byvoorbeeld die gemiddelde
breekspanning met die ooreenkomstige breekvervorming, Young’s modulus en so voorts
vir die monotoniese trektoetse, sowel as eienskappe met betrekking tot krimp en kruip van
SHCC. Die kraak gedrag naamlik die gemiddelde kraakwydte, aantal krake per meter,
variansie en die skuinsheid van die ontwikkelde krake met die toets proefstukke vir die
monotoniese en kruip trek toetse word weergegee en verduidelik.
Die kraak gedrag van SHCC wanneer getoets word met verskillende monotoniese trektoets
tempo’s word beheer deur die ontwikkeling van nuwe krake en die gemiddelde kraakwydte
is beduidend laag met toenemende vervorming. Daar is geen beduidende verskil in die
kraak gedrag ten opsigte van die verskillende monotoniese trek tempo’s nie. In teendeel,
wanneer SHCC belas word met ʼn konstante las oor tyd word die gemiddelde kraakwydte
beheer deur die ontwikkeling van nuwe krake sowel as die belasting wat aangewend is.
Onder ʼn belasting van so laag as 40 % van die breekbelasting vorm daar minder krake,
maar met ʼn groter gemiddelde kraakwydte. Wanneer belas word met meer as 65 % van die
breekbelasting vorm meer krake wat lei tot ʼn kleiner gemiddelde kraakwydte.
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Aspectos ambientais do co-processamento de resíduos em fornos de produção de clínquer no Estado de São Paulo / Environmental aspects of the co-processing in cement clinker kilns in the State of São PauloMantegazza, Ezio 08 December 2004 (has links)
A geração de resíduos sólidos é inerente ao desenvolvimento humano. O concreto armado é um dos materiais mais utilizados pelo homem e tem o cimento Portland como seu principal constituinte, o qual é produzido pela moagem de clínquer e gesso. O clínquer pode ser definido como um mineral artificial, obtido a partir das reações físico-químicas de calcário, argila e corretivos a altas temperaturas, em forno rotativo industrial, mediante a queima de combustíveis fósseis. No início da década de 70 foram realizadas as primeiras experiências de substituição de combustíveis fósseis por resíduos industriais nos Estados Unidos e países europeus, através da técnica denominada co-processamento, resultando na manufatura de um produto ao mesmo tempo em que os resíduos eram eliminados. O co-processamento se baseia na recuperação da energia disponível nos resíduos, substituindo parte daquela fornecida pelos combustíveis tradicionais ou na substituição de matérias-primas por resíduos com características químicas semelhantes àquelas normalmente empregadas na produção do clínquer. No estado de São Paulo as primeiras iniciativas para a utilização de resíduos industriais em fornos de clínquer ocorreram no início da década de 90. A partir de 1997 os órgãos ambientais de alguns estados brasileiros normatizaram procedimentos de licenciamento da atividade que foi, posteriormente, uniformizada por norma em âmbito federal. No ano de 1995 a Companhia de Cimento Ribeirão Grande/SP, Brasil, iniciou os procedimentos visando a substituição parcial dos combustíveis utilizados nos fornos rotativos por uma mistura de resíduos industriais. No período de 1995 a 2002 foram realizadas campanhas de amostragens em chaminés para avaliação das emissões atmosféricas dos dois fornos de produção de clínquer. A análise dos resultados obtidos associada às demais informações disponíveis de monitoramento das características das matérias-primas e combustíveis utilizados, bem como dos produtos finais, clínquer e cimento, não evidenciou alterações significativas nos níveis de emissões atmosféricas, sobretudo de material particulado e óxidos de enxofre, que pudessem ser associadas à utilização dos resíduos. Foram confirmadas as baixas emissões de inorgânicos e evidenciado o papel representado pelos resíduos no aporte dessas substâncias no sistema-forno, concluindo-se que esse aporte pode ser tão ou mais importante pela via da alimentação da farinha, cujos teores estão associados às características das jazidas minerais utilizadas. Foi também confirmada a alta eficiência do sistema-forno na destruição e remoção dos compostos orgânicos perigosos alimentados durante os testes de queima. / The production of industrial residues in inherent to the human development. The cement concrete is one of the most used material, manly the type portland cement, which is constituted by grinding clinker and gypsum together. Clinker can be defined as an artificial mineral obtained by applying physico-chemical reactions, at very high temperatures, to an appropriated mixture of limestone, clay, and some other materials in a rotating industrial kiln wich burns fossil fuels. In the early 1970 decade occurred the first experiences substituting fossil fuels by organic residues in USA and Europe through a technique named co-processing that results the production of certain manufacture while eliminates residues. Co-processing is based in the recovery of thermal energy and/or the mass of some constituents from some residues, with the same chemical characteristics of normal sources of energy, then economizing fuels and mass constituents and making better use of residues, otherwise useless and environmentally polluters. In the state of São Paulo this practice began in early 1990 decade and by 1997 it was started the standardization of the rules for its use in some units of the federation. Later this activity was regulated by nationally approved standard rules. In 1995 the industry Companhia de Cimento Ribeirão Grande (CCRG), a cement plant located in the city of Ribeirão Grande, São Paulo state, Brazil, started procedures searching the partial substitution of the normal fuels by a mixture of industrial residues in its two rotating kilns. The gaseous emissions from the chimneys of these two clinker kilns were studied from 1995 to 2002 about the use of residues as part of the fuel. Analyses of the final results associated with other informations concerning to the quality of raw minerals, fuels and products did not show significant alterations in atmospheric emissions, mainly for particulate material and sulfur oxides, related with the use of residues. The emissions of inorganic continued to be low and not significantly altered by the presence of residues. It was possible to conclude that the alterations in inorganic emissions depend more from the quality of the raw minerals feed in the kilns, which is more difficult to control, than from the presence of residues being burn with the fuel. It was shown a high efficiency in the destruction of dangerous organic compounds feed in the cement kilns, under test conditions.
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Cinzas volantes e ze?litas sint?ticas na composi??o da pasta de cimento classe G e degrada??o por CO2 em condi??es de armazenamento geol?gico de carbonoLedesma, Roger Braun 15 January 2018 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2018-01-15 / Developing technologies for the capture and geological storage of CO2 has
been a constant challenge of the scientific community in the search for solutions that
can reduce the environmental impacts caused by the release of this gas into the
atmosphere. However, its storage in depleted oil wells has been shown to be a very
important point, since the materials applied in wells can suffer degradation in the
presence of CO2 in the supercritical state and at high pressures. The objective of this
work is to evaluate the performance of the class G cement paste used in cementation of
wellbore under conditions of geological carbon storage with replacement of part of the
cement by pozoanic materials such as fly ash from the fossil fuel burning of the
Candiota Thermoelectric Plant, and synthetic zeolites (4A-1 e 4A-2). The contents of the
pozalanas used in substitution of the cement were 5% and 10% in weight. The medium
in which samples were submitted for degradation tests was CO2 saturated water at 15
MPa pressure and 90 ?C for 7 and 14 days. Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), XRay
Diffraction (XRD) and compressive strength tests were the characterization
techniques used in this work. The results showed that the use of fly ash increased the
compressive strength of the samples after 14 days, mainly for higher percentage of
cement replacement by this material (10%), but its chemical degraded layer increased.
In case of zeolites 4A-1 use, a lower compressive strength was observed compared to
the standard paste, but the degraded layer was reduced. When zeolites 4A-2 were used
significant loss of compressive strength was observed from 7 to 14 days, mainly for the
proportion of the mixture of 10% and its degraded layer also reduced. / Desenvolver tecnologias para a captura e armazenamento geol?gico de CO2
tem sido um desafio constante da comunidade cient?fica na busca de solu??es que
possam reduzir os impactos ambientais provocados pela libera??o desde g?s na
atmosfera. Por?m, seu armazenamento em po?os depletados de petr?leo tem se
mostrado o ponto mais desafiador, pois os materiais aplicados nestes po?os podem
sofrer degrada??o na presen?a de CO2 em estado supercr?tico e em altas press?es.
Este trabalho tem como objetivo avaliar o desempenho da pasta de cimento classe G,
utilizada na cimenta??o e tamponamento dos po?os, em condi??es de armazenamento
geol?gico de carbono com substitui??o de parte do cimento por materiais pozol?nicos.
O material utilizado foi as cinzas volantes, oriundas da queima de carv?o mineral da
Usina Termoel?trica de Candiota, e ze?litas 4A comerciais sint?ticas (4A-1 e 4A-2). Os
teores utilizados das pozalanas em substitui??o ao cimento foram 5% e 10% em
massa. O meio em que foram submetidas as amostras foi de ?gua saturada com CO2 a
15 MPa de press?o a 90? C por 7 e 14 dias. A Microscopia Eletr?nica de Varredura
(MEV), a Difra??o de Raios X (DRX) e o teste de resist?ncia ? compress?o foram as
t?cnicas de caracteriza??o utilizadas neste trabalho. Os resultados obtidos mostram
que o uso de cinzas volantes aumentou aos 14 dias a resist?ncia ? compress?o das
amostras, principalmente para maior a porcentagem de substitui??o do cimento por
este material (10%), por?m a camada alterada quimicamente aumentou. Quando
utilizadas as ze?litas 4A-1, notou-se uma menor resist?ncia ? compress?o que a pasta
padr?o, mas a camada degradada reduziu. No caso das ze?litas 4A-2, foi constatada a
perda significativa de resist?ncia ? compress?o dos 7 para 14 dias, principalmente para
a amostra contendo 10% dessa zeolita, sendo que a camada alterada quimicamente
tamb?m reduziu.
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Cendres volantes d'électrofiltres d'incinérateur d'ordures ménagères: traitement et incorporation dans des matériaux cimentaires / Municipal solid waste incineration electrofilter fly ash: treatment and incorporation in cementitious materialsLenormand, Thibault 19 February 2013 (has links)
Les Cendres Volantes d’Electrofiltres (CVE) d’incinération d’ordures ménagères sont considérées comme des déchets dangereux et mises en décharges après une phase de stabilisation et de solidification par un liant hydraulique. Leur utilisation dans des matériaux cimentaires permet l’élimination d’un déchet en diminuant la demande de matériaux de construction. Cependant, avant leur incorporation dans des matériaux cimentaires, les CVE doivent subir plusieurs traitements. Premièrement, un lavage à l’eau permet de diminuer fortement la concentration en chlorures. Dans un deuxième temps, une séparation granulométrique des CVE est appliquée afin de ne sélectionner que la fraction la moins contaminée en métaux lourds, notamment en plomb et en zinc, ces métaux lourds étant connus comme retardateurs de prise. Enfin, une troisième étape consiste à oxyder l’aluminium métallique présent dans les CVE à l’aide d’un lavage basique à l’hydroxyde de sodium. S’il n’est pas oxydé durant la phase de traitement, l’aluminium métallique se transforme en aluminates dans la matrice cimentaire tout en produisant de l’hydrogène, responsable de l’apparition de vides et de fissures endommageant ainsi le matériau. Une fois traitées, les CVE peuvent alors être utilisées en substitution partielle du ciment pour une étude de leur réactivité potentielle. Les résultats de cette étude ont montré que l’activité des CVE traitées à l’hydroxyde de sodium est principalement d’origine physique (granulométrique et surface développée). Les CVE ne présentent pas de nature pouzzolanique. Les essais de lixiviation ont montré une durabilité équivalente et une très bonne stabilisation du chrome, du plomb et du zinc, qui permet de respecter les normes environnementales européennes./Municipal Solid Waste Incineration (MSWI) Electrofilter Fly Ash (EFA) is considered as hazardous waste and landfilled after stabilisation and solidification with a hydraulic binder. Its use in cementitious materials allows the elimination of a waste and a decrease of construction materials use. However, before its incorporation in cementitious materials, EFA has to be treated. Firstly, a water washing allows an important decrease in chloride concentration. In a second time, size-based separation is used to select the less heavy metals contaminated fraction, especially in lead and zinc. Indeed, these heavy metals are knows as setting retarders. Finally, a third step involves oxidizing of metallic aluminium contained in EFA during a basic washing with sodium hydroxide. Indeed, if it is not oxidize during the treatment, metallic aluminium converts in aluminates in the cementitious material, and produces hydrogen, generating cracking and voids, and damaging the cementitious material. After the treatment step, a study of the potential reactivity of EFA used in partial replacement of cement is carried out. Results show the activity of EFA treated with sodium hydroxide is mainly physical (grading and developed surface). EFA presents not pozzolanic effect. Leachability tests show an equivalent durability and a very efficient stabilisation of chrome, lead and zinc, allowing the respect of the European environmental standard. / Doctorat en Sciences de l'ingénieur / info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished
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