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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Polimento de rochas ornamentais: um enfoque tribológico ao processo / Dimension stones polishing: a tribological approach

Silveira, Leonardo Luiz Lyrio da 02 August 2007 (has links)
Este trabalho apresenta uma contribuição experimental cujo objetivo é fornecer elementos para o aprimoramento tecnológico das etapas de polimento de rochas ornamentais. Alguns aspectos da tribologia, ramo do conhecimento amplamente utilizado nas engenharias mecânica e de materiais, foram transferidos para o estudo do polimento de rochas ornamentais e subsidiaram a investigação da interação do tribossistema composto pela rocha, pelo abrasivo e por condições operacionais. Foi desenvolvido um equipamento em laboratório que possibilitou a simulação do processo de polimento, em diversas condições operacionais, considerando as variáveis tempo, velocidade de rotação e intensidade das cargas aplicadas. Foram comparados polimentos, em condições industrial e laboratorial de rochas graníticas, visando estabelecer as influências das suas características composicionais, texturais e estruturais no processo. Os resultados permitiram definir as condições ideais para a obtenção de melhor qualidade no brilho das rochas e representa uma contribuição tanto para o entendimento do processo de polimento propriamente dito como também para a otimização do processo industrial. / This work shows an experimental contribution which goal is to provide elements to the technological improvement of each step of dimension stones polishing. Some aspects of tribology, a discipline of mechanical and material engineering, has been used on the research of dimension stones polishing and has supported the investigation of the interaction of the tribosystem composed of rock, abrasive and operational conditions. For this research, a device was developed in the lab in order to make possible the simulation of the polishing process at different operational conditions, considering the variables time, rotation speed, and intensity of the loads applied. The polishing of granite rocks at industrial and lab conditions has been compared, aiming at determining the influence of each rock characteristics such as mineral composition, texture and structure during the process. The results allowed for the definition of the ideal conditions to obtain the best quality of rock brightness and they represent a contribution to the understanding of the polishing process itself as well as provide an optimization of the industrial process.
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Influência do acabamento e polimento na resistência à flexão de uma cerâmica odontológica / Influence of finishing and polishing in the flexural resistence of feldspatic ceramic

Alexandre Vicente Garcia Suarez 07 December 2007 (has links)
Avaliou-se a influência de dois sistemas de acabamento e polimento na resistência à flexão de uma cerâmica feldspática EX-3 (Noritake). Para isto, confeccionou-se blocos cerâmicos com medidas em conformidade com a ISO 6872/1995. Em seguida obteve-se o glaze natural. A padronização da rugosidade superficial foi conferida com auxílio de um rugosímetro, e os blocos foram então divididos em cinco grupos. O Grupo I (controle) foi testado com glaze. Para os testes realizados nos demais grupos, os blocos receberam um tratamento de asperização por meio de uma ponta diamantada 4137 (KG Sorensen). Em seguida foram polidos com diferentes protocolos. No grupo II, o sistema de polimento dura white (Shofu). No grupo III, o sistema de polimento dura white (shofu) associado a uma pasta diamantada aplicada com disco de feltro. No grupo IV o sistema de polimento Exa Cerapol (Edenta) e no grupo V, este mesmo sistema mais pasta diamantada aplicada com disco de feltro. Após os procedimentos de acabamento e polimento, foi avaliada a rugosidade conseguida (Ra), para se avaliar a eficácia dos métodos testados. A análise estatística por ANOVA (p ≤ 0,05) mostrou não haver diferença estatisticamente significante entre os grupos (G2=3,820,58; G3=3,550,61; G4=4,050,40; G5=3,950.47) . Feito isto, os corpos-de-prova foram submetidos a um ensaio mecânico de resistência à flexão em três pontos, e também neste caso, os resultados depois de tratados estatisticamente não demonstraram diferenças estatísticas entre os grupos glazeados e os grupos que receberam tratamento (G1=132,126,9 MPa; G2=123,317,4 MPa; G3=114,519,3 MPa; G4=104,211,9 MPa e G5=104,719,1 MPa) . Após a realização destas avaliações, tornou-se possível concluir que o uso dos sistemas de acabamento e polimento testados neste trabalho permite obter superfícies com rugosidade similar a obtida com o glaze natural e não interferem na resistência à flexão da cerâmica utilizada. / The objective of this study was to evaluate the influence of two systems of finishing and polishing in the flexural resistance of feldspatic ceramic EX-3 (Noritake). Ceramic blocks with measures in compliance with ISO 6872/1995 were confectioned following the manufacturers instructions. After the confection of the blocks and attainment of natural glaze, the standardization in terms of superficial rugosity was evaluated by means of a rugosimeter, and the blocks were then divided into five groups. One of the groups was tested in this condition (natural glaze) being Group I (control). For the tests carried through the other groups, the blocks were burnished by means of a 4137 (KG Sorensen) diamond bur. After that, they were polished with different protocols which characterized the other groups. In group II, the Dura white (Shofu) polishing system was evaluated. In group III, the same system was used, but now followed by a diamond paste in a felt wheel, In group IV, the polishing system Exa Cerapol (Edenta) was used and in the group V, this system was followed by a diamond paste in a felt wheel. After these procedures, the obtained rugosities were evaluated (Ra), in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the tested methods. The statistical analysis of ANOVA (p ≤ 0,05) showed that there were not statistical significant differences between the groups (G2=3.820.58; G3=3.550.61; G4=4.050.40; G5=3.950.47). After that, the specimen were submitted to a three points flexural strength test in a universal testing machine, and also in this case that, the statistically treated results didnt demonstrate statistical differences between the groups (G1=132.126.9 MPa; G2=123.317.4 MPa; G3=114.519.3 MPa; G4=104.211.9 MPa e G5=104.719.1 MPa). It was possible to conclude that the use of the tested systems allows to get polished surfaces similar to the natural glazed ones. and that they dont decrease the flexural resistance of the used ceramics.
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Georeferenced Riverine Habitat Mapping in the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

McConkey, James Bryan 01 May 2010 (has links)
Abstract This project describes the development of a river habitat map of the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area (BISO NRRA) using GPS-based video mapping and image georeferencing techniques. The Big South Fork of the Cumberland River and major tributaries have been floated and mapped with GPS, sonar, and georeferenced under and above water video cameras. Video footage is interpreted for physical bedforms and compiled in an ArcGIS attribute table that can be queried for species specific habitat location. Underwater video mapping system (UVMS) bedform data includes river characteristic (pool, riffle, run), substrate (bedrock, fines/sand, gravel, cobble, and boulder), embeddedness, sonar depth, rugosity, and sinuosity. The Clear Fork River and New River (3rd order streams), White Oak Creek and North White Oak Creek (2nd order streams), and the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, a 4th order stream are compared based on the EPA Qualitative Habitat Evaluation Index (QHEI). Relationships between bedform parameters are evident in UVMS data, and large boulder substrate was predicted with 67% accuracy based on sonar depth and river characteristic. The rugosity metric can indicate the location of other habitat characteristics, such as large woody debris and riverbed drop-offs. Embeddedness distribution was modeled using SAS based on UVMS data. The linear, quadratic, and non-linear models poorly fit the embeddedness distribution, with R-squared values of 0.37, 0.42, and 0.33 respectively. Traditional river habitat assessment methods vary in scale from stream length categorization based on satellite imagery and topographic maps (kilometer resolution), to aquatic microhabitat inventory by biologists (0.1 m resolution). Typically, reach scale (10 m resolution) and mesoscale (1 m resolution) studies are limited by accessibility and man-hours in the field. The underwater video mapping system (UVMS) allows for stream scale habitat quantification with mesoscale resolution. Kayak or canoe based UVMS can map river habitat inaccessible from land. Georeferenced river characteristic and substrate video can be evaluated by biologists in the lab, reducing time and labor required for field studies. One limitation of UVMS is that underwater bedform data is recorded only in the thalweg, the deepest continuous line along a watercourse.
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Georeferenced Riverine Habitat Mapping in the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

McConkey, James Bryan 01 May 2010 (has links)
AbstractThis project describes the development of a river habitat map of the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area (BISO NRRA) using GPS-based video mapping and image georeferencing techniques. The Big South Fork of the Cumberland River and major tributaries have been floated and mapped with GPS, sonar, and georeferenced under and above water video cameras. Video footage is interpreted for physical bedforms and compiled in an ArcGIS attribute table that can be queried for species specific habitat location.Underwater video mapping system (UVMS) bedform data includes river characteristic (pool, riffle, run), substrate (bedrock, fines/sand, gravel, cobble, and boulder), embeddedness, sonar depth, rugosity, and sinuosity. The Clear Fork River and New River (3rd order streams), White Oak Creek and North White Oak Creek (2nd order streams), and the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, a 4th order stream are compared based on the EPA Qualitative Habitat Evaluation Index (QHEI).Relationships between bedform parameters are evident in UVMS data, and large boulder substrate was predicted with 67% accuracy based on sonar depth and river characteristic. The rugosity metric can indicate the location of other habitat characteristics, such as large woody debris and riverbed drop-offs. Embeddedness distribution was modeled using SAS based on UVMS data. The linear, quadratic, and non-linear models poorly fit the embeddedness distribution, with R-squared values of 0.37, 0.42, and 0.33 respectively.Traditional river habitat assessment methods vary in scale from stream length categorization based on satellite imagery and topographic maps (kilometer resolution), to aquatic microhabitat inventory by biologists (0.1 m resolution). Typically, reach scale (10 m resolution) and mesoscale (1 m resolution) studies are limited by accessibility and man-hours in the field. The underwater video mapping system (UVMS) allows for stream scale habitat quantification with mesoscale resolution. Kayak or canoe based UVMS can map river habitat inaccessible from land. Georeferenced river characteristic and substrate video can be evaluated by biologists in the lab, reducing time and labor required for field studies. One limitation of UVMS is that underwater bedform data is recorded only in the thalweg, the deepest continuous line along a watercourse.
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Polimento de rochas ornamentais: um enfoque tribológico ao processo / Dimension stones polishing: a tribological approach

Leonardo Luiz Lyrio da Silveira 02 August 2007 (has links)
Este trabalho apresenta uma contribuição experimental cujo objetivo é fornecer elementos para o aprimoramento tecnológico das etapas de polimento de rochas ornamentais. Alguns aspectos da tribologia, ramo do conhecimento amplamente utilizado nas engenharias mecânica e de materiais, foram transferidos para o estudo do polimento de rochas ornamentais e subsidiaram a investigação da interação do tribossistema composto pela rocha, pelo abrasivo e por condições operacionais. Foi desenvolvido um equipamento em laboratório que possibilitou a simulação do processo de polimento, em diversas condições operacionais, considerando as variáveis tempo, velocidade de rotação e intensidade das cargas aplicadas. Foram comparados polimentos, em condições industrial e laboratorial de rochas graníticas, visando estabelecer as influências das suas características composicionais, texturais e estruturais no processo. Os resultados permitiram definir as condições ideais para a obtenção de melhor qualidade no brilho das rochas e representa uma contribuição tanto para o entendimento do processo de polimento propriamente dito como também para a otimização do processo industrial. / This work shows an experimental contribution which goal is to provide elements to the technological improvement of each step of dimension stones polishing. Some aspects of tribology, a discipline of mechanical and material engineering, has been used on the research of dimension stones polishing and has supported the investigation of the interaction of the tribosystem composed of rock, abrasive and operational conditions. For this research, a device was developed in the lab in order to make possible the simulation of the polishing process at different operational conditions, considering the variables time, rotation speed, and intensity of the loads applied. The polishing of granite rocks at industrial and lab conditions has been compared, aiming at determining the influence of each rock characteristics such as mineral composition, texture and structure during the process. The results allowed for the definition of the ideal conditions to obtain the best quality of rock brightness and they represent a contribution to the understanding of the polishing process itself as well as provide an optimization of the industrial process.
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Influência do acabamento e polimento na resistência à flexão de uma cerâmica odontológica / Influence of finishing and polishing in the flexural resistence of feldspatic ceramic

Alexandre Vicente Garcia Suarez 07 December 2007 (has links)
Avaliou-se a influência de dois sistemas de acabamento e polimento na resistência à flexão de uma cerâmica feldspática EX-3 (Noritake). Para isto, confeccionou-se blocos cerâmicos com medidas em conformidade com a ISO 6872/1995. Em seguida obteve-se o glaze natural. A padronização da rugosidade superficial foi conferida com auxílio de um rugosímetro, e os blocos foram então divididos em cinco grupos. O Grupo I (controle) foi testado com glaze. Para os testes realizados nos demais grupos, os blocos receberam um tratamento de asperização por meio de uma ponta diamantada 4137 (KG Sorensen). Em seguida foram polidos com diferentes protocolos. No grupo II, o sistema de polimento dura white (Shofu). No grupo III, o sistema de polimento dura white (shofu) associado a uma pasta diamantada aplicada com disco de feltro. No grupo IV o sistema de polimento Exa Cerapol (Edenta) e no grupo V, este mesmo sistema mais pasta diamantada aplicada com disco de feltro. Após os procedimentos de acabamento e polimento, foi avaliada a rugosidade conseguida (Ra), para se avaliar a eficácia dos métodos testados. A análise estatística por ANOVA (p ≤ 0,05) mostrou não haver diferença estatisticamente significante entre os grupos (G2=3,820,58; G3=3,550,61; G4=4,050,40; G5=3,950.47) . Feito isto, os corpos-de-prova foram submetidos a um ensaio mecânico de resistência à flexão em três pontos, e também neste caso, os resultados depois de tratados estatisticamente não demonstraram diferenças estatísticas entre os grupos glazeados e os grupos que receberam tratamento (G1=132,126,9 MPa; G2=123,317,4 MPa; G3=114,519,3 MPa; G4=104,211,9 MPa e G5=104,719,1 MPa) . Após a realização destas avaliações, tornou-se possível concluir que o uso dos sistemas de acabamento e polimento testados neste trabalho permite obter superfícies com rugosidade similar a obtida com o glaze natural e não interferem na resistência à flexão da cerâmica utilizada. / The objective of this study was to evaluate the influence of two systems of finishing and polishing in the flexural resistance of feldspatic ceramic EX-3 (Noritake). Ceramic blocks with measures in compliance with ISO 6872/1995 were confectioned following the manufacturers instructions. After the confection of the blocks and attainment of natural glaze, the standardization in terms of superficial rugosity was evaluated by means of a rugosimeter, and the blocks were then divided into five groups. One of the groups was tested in this condition (natural glaze) being Group I (control). For the tests carried through the other groups, the blocks were burnished by means of a 4137 (KG Sorensen) diamond bur. After that, they were polished with different protocols which characterized the other groups. In group II, the Dura white (Shofu) polishing system was evaluated. In group III, the same system was used, but now followed by a diamond paste in a felt wheel, In group IV, the polishing system Exa Cerapol (Edenta) was used and in the group V, this system was followed by a diamond paste in a felt wheel. After these procedures, the obtained rugosities were evaluated (Ra), in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the tested methods. The statistical analysis of ANOVA (p ≤ 0,05) showed that there were not statistical significant differences between the groups (G2=3.820.58; G3=3.550.61; G4=4.050.40; G5=3.950.47). After that, the specimen were submitted to a three points flexural strength test in a universal testing machine, and also in this case that, the statistically treated results didnt demonstrate statistical differences between the groups (G1=132.126.9 MPa; G2=123.317.4 MPa; G3=114.519.3 MPa; G4=104.211.9 MPa e G5=104.719.1 MPa). It was possible to conclude that the use of the tested systems allows to get polished surfaces similar to the natural glazed ones. and that they dont decrease the flexural resistance of the used ceramics.
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Rugosidade em Bilhares ClÃssicos / Rugosity in Classical Billiards

JoÃo Paulo da Costa Nogueira 02 August 2016 (has links)
Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento CientÃfico e TecnolÃgico / Um bilhar consiste basicamente de uma partÃcula confinada em uma regiÃo do espaÃo. Trataremos apenas de bilhares em duas dimensÃes na ausÃncia de campos externos e desprezaremos qualquer tipo de forÃas dissipativas, de modo que as colisÃes da partÃcula com as fronteiras do bilhar sÃo elÃsticas. AlÃm disso, as fronteiras sÃo fixas, ou seja, respeitam uma equaÃÃo do tipo $R = R(r, heta)$, onde r e $ heta$ sÃo as coordenadas polares planas. O bilhar à um modelo interessante por vÃrios motivos. Primeiro, à um sistema muito simples (tem poucos graus de liberdade) e de fÃcil visualizaÃÃo. No entanto, possui uma dinÃmica nÃo-trivial com grande riqueza de comportamentos (podendo apresentar comportamento regular, caÃtico ou atà mesmo misto, caso em que coexistem no espaÃo de fase de um Ãnico bilhar regiÃes caÃticas e regulares). Segundo, o tratamento numÃrico desses sistemas nÃo requer integraÃÃo numÃrica de equaÃÃes diferenciais e, portanto, nÃo consume muito tempo de execuÃÃo. AlÃm disso, os bilhares permitem que realizemos investigaÃÃes de carÃter fundamental, por exemplo, podemos estudar como sistemas regulares reagem ao serem levemente perturbados. Especificamente, iremos aplicar uma rugosidade na fronteira do bilhar circular e elÃptico e observar como o espaÃo de fase irà mudar ao sofrer tal perturbaÃÃo. / In this work we are going to study a physical system known as billiard. A billiard is defined to be basically a confined particle in a closed region of the space. We are going to deal with only two-dimensionals billiards in the absence of extern fields and to neglect any kind of dissipative forces, in a way that the colisions of the particle with the boundary are elastics. Beyond that, the boundary are fixed, it means they respect an equation of kind $R(r, heta)$, where $r$ and $ heta$ are the polar coordinates on a plan. A billiard is a very interesting model by several reasons. First, it is a simple system (it has a few degree of freedom) and it is of easy visualization. However, it has a non-trivial dynamics with a big richness of behaviors (from a billiard it could appear regular behavior, chaotic behavior, or even a mixed behavior, where coexist in the phase space of one billiard chaotics and regular regions). Second, the numerical approach of these systems does not require numerical integration of diferential equations and, therefore, does not take too much time of execution. Furthermore, the billiards allow us to perform investigations of fundamental nature, for example, we can study how regular systems react by being slightly disturbed. Especificaly, we perform a rugosity perturbation on the billiard surface and observe how the phase space is going to change.
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An Evaluation of the Along Track Reef Imaging System (ATRIS) for Efficient Reef Monitoring and Rapid Groundtruthing of EAARL Lidar

Caesar, Nicole O 07 April 2006 (has links)
The Along-Track Reef-Imaging System (ATRIS) is a vessel-mounted, digital camera, depth sounder and Global Positioning System (GPS) package that facilitates the rapid capture of underwater images in shallow-water benthic environments. This technology has the potential to collect ecologically significant data, particularly in benthic habitats less than 10 m in depth, with better location referencing and in less time than is required for surveys carried out by Scuba divers. In October 2004, ATRIS was tested coincidently with SCUBA-assisted video along transects on five patch reefs in Biscayne National Park. Images from both data sets were subsampled, viewed, and benthic cover under random points were identified and counted. Digital-still images of reef benthos collected by ATRIS were of higher quality than SCUBA-acquired video imagery, allowing more reliable classification of benthos. “Substrate”, which included areas of hard-ground, sand or rubble, was the most frequently identified benthic category (43%), followed by octocoral (21%), unidentifiable (19%), and macroalgae (12%). Total stony coral cover averaged less than 5%. ATRIS-acquired benthic-cover data were compared with rugosity data derived from the Experimental Advanced Airborne Research Lidar (EAARL), revealing no strong correlations, probably because much of the hard substrate patch reef topography was created by corals that have died in the past few decades. ATRIS, diver-acquired data, and EAARL provide different scales of information, all of which can be valuable tools for assessing and managing coral reefs.
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Influência da rugosidade gerada pelo tratamento superficial do substrato de concreto na aderência do revestimento de argamassa / Influence of the rugosity produced by concrete substrate treatment in the adherence of mortar coverings

Pretto, Márcia Elisa Jacondino January 2007 (has links)
O maior uso do concreto de alta resistência, o uso de desmoldante e/ou o emprego de fôrmas plastificadas são fatores que cada vez mais contribuem para a superfície do concreto tornar-se lisa e de baixa porosidade superficial. Dessa forma, há prejuízo da absorção capilar que deve existir na camada superficial da base, de modo a permitir a penetração e a ancoragem dos produtos de hidratação da argamassa de revestimento no interior do substrato, garantindo a ancoragem mecânica. Neste sentido, a presente dissertação é resultado de um trabalho experimental realizado para investigar a influência da rugosidade gerada pelos tratamentos superficiais realizados nos substratos de concreto, com ou sem desmoldante, tais como lavagem por hidrojateamento, escovação, lixamento, apicoamento e uso de retardador de pega de superfície, na aderência do revestimento de argamassa. Para atender os objetivos propostos, moldaram-se prismas de concreto em três níveis de resistência fc28 (25 MPa, 35 MPa e 45 MPa), cujas superfícies foram tratadas e preparadas com chapisco convencional, traço 1:3 e chapisco adesivo. A argamassa de revestimento empregada foi industrializada. O programa experimental envolveu primeiramente a caracterização inicial dos materiais utilizados na confecção dos prismas de concreto, bem como das argamassas empregadas. Como caracterização dos substratos tratados, foram realizados ensaios para caracterizar a superfície, quanto à rugosidade e sucção capilar. A rugosidade foi avaliada em duas dimensões, através de perfis, de acordo com parâmetros normalizados, e também em três dimensões, através da superfície específica. Após o tratamento dos substratos, foi feita a aplicação da camada de chapisco, convencional e industrializado, e posteriormente, a aplicação da argamassa de revestimento, em camada única. Por fim, os revestimentos aplicados foram avaliados quanto à resistência de aderência e extensão de aderência. Com os resultados obtidos, concluiu-se que o uso do desmoldante prejudica a sucção capilar de substratos de concreto de fc28 igual ou inferior a 35 MPa. Conclui-se também que concretos de fc28 igual a 25 MPa possuem porosidade suficiente para garantir ancoragem mecânica, não necessitando de tratamento superficial, assim como quando se utiliza chapisco industrializado em qualquer concreto. Ao se utilizar chapisco convencional, a resistência de aderência aumenta a medida que se aumenta a rugosidade da superfície. / The widespread use of high resistance concrete , the use of lubricant and the employment of plastic-coated molds are factors that more and more contribute to the flat surface and low porosity of the concrete. Thus, there is damage of the capillary absorption that should exist in the substrate superficial layer, in order to allow the entrance and the anchorage of the hydration products of the coating mortar inside the substrate, guaranteeing the mechanical anchorage. In this way, the present dissertation resulted as experimental work realized to investigate the influence of the rugosity generated by the superficial treatments in the concrete substrate, with or without lubricant, such as wash with high pressure water jetting, brushing, grinding, milling and use of retarder of surface, in the adherence of the coating mortars. To reach the proposed objectives, concrete prisms were molded in three levels of resistance fc28 (25 MPa, 35 MPa and 45MPa), its surfaces were treated and prepared with conventional slurry mortar and adhesive slurry mortar. The coating mortar was industrialized. The experimental program involved the initial characterization of the materials used in concrete and mortars. To characterize the concrete surface tests were realized to characterize the rugosity and sorptivity. The rugosity was evaluated in two dimensions, through profiles, in accordance with parameters normalized, and also in three dimensions, through specific surface. Slurry mortar industrialized and conventional was applied after the substrate treatment, and the covering mortar was applied after in only one layer. Finally, the coverings applied were evaluated on the bond strength and adherence extension. The results obtained showed us that the use of the lubricant damages capillary suction on the concrete substrate 35MPa. Concretes 25MPa possess enough porosity to guarantee mechanical anchorage, not needing superficial treatment, as well when slurry mortar industrialized is used in any concrete. The resistance of adherence increases when the rugosity of the surface increases.
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Influência da rugosidade gerada pelo tratamento superficial do substrato de concreto na aderência do revestimento de argamassa / Influence of the rugosity produced by concrete substrate treatment in the adherence of mortar coverings

Pretto, Márcia Elisa Jacondino January 2007 (has links)
O maior uso do concreto de alta resistência, o uso de desmoldante e/ou o emprego de fôrmas plastificadas são fatores que cada vez mais contribuem para a superfície do concreto tornar-se lisa e de baixa porosidade superficial. Dessa forma, há prejuízo da absorção capilar que deve existir na camada superficial da base, de modo a permitir a penetração e a ancoragem dos produtos de hidratação da argamassa de revestimento no interior do substrato, garantindo a ancoragem mecânica. Neste sentido, a presente dissertação é resultado de um trabalho experimental realizado para investigar a influência da rugosidade gerada pelos tratamentos superficiais realizados nos substratos de concreto, com ou sem desmoldante, tais como lavagem por hidrojateamento, escovação, lixamento, apicoamento e uso de retardador de pega de superfície, na aderência do revestimento de argamassa. Para atender os objetivos propostos, moldaram-se prismas de concreto em três níveis de resistência fc28 (25 MPa, 35 MPa e 45 MPa), cujas superfícies foram tratadas e preparadas com chapisco convencional, traço 1:3 e chapisco adesivo. A argamassa de revestimento empregada foi industrializada. O programa experimental envolveu primeiramente a caracterização inicial dos materiais utilizados na confecção dos prismas de concreto, bem como das argamassas empregadas. Como caracterização dos substratos tratados, foram realizados ensaios para caracterizar a superfície, quanto à rugosidade e sucção capilar. A rugosidade foi avaliada em duas dimensões, através de perfis, de acordo com parâmetros normalizados, e também em três dimensões, através da superfície específica. Após o tratamento dos substratos, foi feita a aplicação da camada de chapisco, convencional e industrializado, e posteriormente, a aplicação da argamassa de revestimento, em camada única. Por fim, os revestimentos aplicados foram avaliados quanto à resistência de aderência e extensão de aderência. Com os resultados obtidos, concluiu-se que o uso do desmoldante prejudica a sucção capilar de substratos de concreto de fc28 igual ou inferior a 35 MPa. Conclui-se também que concretos de fc28 igual a 25 MPa possuem porosidade suficiente para garantir ancoragem mecânica, não necessitando de tratamento superficial, assim como quando se utiliza chapisco industrializado em qualquer concreto. Ao se utilizar chapisco convencional, a resistência de aderência aumenta a medida que se aumenta a rugosidade da superfície. / The widespread use of high resistance concrete , the use of lubricant and the employment of plastic-coated molds are factors that more and more contribute to the flat surface and low porosity of the concrete. Thus, there is damage of the capillary absorption that should exist in the substrate superficial layer, in order to allow the entrance and the anchorage of the hydration products of the coating mortar inside the substrate, guaranteeing the mechanical anchorage. In this way, the present dissertation resulted as experimental work realized to investigate the influence of the rugosity generated by the superficial treatments in the concrete substrate, with or without lubricant, such as wash with high pressure water jetting, brushing, grinding, milling and use of retarder of surface, in the adherence of the coating mortars. To reach the proposed objectives, concrete prisms were molded in three levels of resistance fc28 (25 MPa, 35 MPa and 45MPa), its surfaces were treated and prepared with conventional slurry mortar and adhesive slurry mortar. The coating mortar was industrialized. The experimental program involved the initial characterization of the materials used in concrete and mortars. To characterize the concrete surface tests were realized to characterize the rugosity and sorptivity. The rugosity was evaluated in two dimensions, through profiles, in accordance with parameters normalized, and also in three dimensions, through specific surface. Slurry mortar industrialized and conventional was applied after the substrate treatment, and the covering mortar was applied after in only one layer. Finally, the coverings applied were evaluated on the bond strength and adherence extension. The results obtained showed us that the use of the lubricant damages capillary suction on the concrete substrate 35MPa. Concretes 25MPa possess enough porosity to guarantee mechanical anchorage, not needing superficial treatment, as well when slurry mortar industrialized is used in any concrete. The resistance of adherence increases when the rugosity of the surface increases.

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