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Effect Of Curing Temperature On the Compressive Strength Of Polymer Concrete Incorporating Microfiller Nurhamizah Binti Meskam SX090198AWJ01 Supervisor Prof. Ir. Dr. Mohd Warid Bin Hussin

EFFECT OF CURING TEMPERATURE ON THE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF POLYMER CONCRETE INCORPORATING MICROFILLER

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Polymer concrete can be described as combination of binder, fine and coarse aggregates with various other fillers when required. Polymer as admixture can improve properties like higher strength and lower permeability than the conventional concrete. In this study, the properties of two types of polyester resin which is Isophthalic and Orthophtalic had been investigated in different curing temperature to get compressive strength of polyester concrete. The objective of this study is to investigate optimum curing temperature on Isophthalic and Orthophtalic polymer concrete. Three different temperatures 30oC, 50oC, 70oC at the curing times of 1 hour, 3 hour, 6 hour and 16 hour were used in the present work. The various mechanical properties like density and compressive strength of concrete have been studied according to ASTM Standards. This study also shown that the Isophthalic resin with Palm Oil Fuel Ash (POFA) particle size of 45 µm obtain the optimum curing time in 16 hour at temperature 70oC on Isophthalic with compressive strength 65 MPa.

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  • IntroductionProblems statement

    Objective of Study

    Scope of Study

    Methodology

    Preliminary Study

    Post Curing Process

    Finding of The Study

    ConclusionQ&A

  • Introduction

    Objective of Study

    Scope of StudyProblem of Statement

  • IntroductionPolymer concrete is produced using dry aggregates as filler and polymerizing monomers as binders. Meanwhile the concrete mixture especially in aggregate component must be make sure high quality with no residual dust, moisture and contaminants.

  • Problem Statement

  • ObjectiveTo obtain density of inert granular and POFA

    To investigate optimum curing temperature on Isophthalic and Orthophtalic polymer

  • Scope of Study

    BinderType of BinderIsophthalicOrthophthalicMix proportion13% binder content for Isophthalic polymer concrete13% binder content for Isophthalic polymer concreteFillerType of fillerPOFASize of fillerPassing through 45 m sieveTestingDensityPolymer concreteSize of sample100mm x 100mm x 100mmTesting: compressive strengthTesting: apparent densityMethod of curingPost of curing by heat Curing temperature ( oC)30oC, 50oC, 70oCCuring time (hour)1, 3, 6, 16

  • Methodology

    Preliminary Study

    Post Curing Process

  • Preliminary Study of Polymer Concrete

  • Post Curing Process

  • Finding of the Study

  • Apparent density of Isophthalic polymer concrete at different curing temperatureHighest density achieved at temperature 70oCMost of the value Density Isophthalic was acceptable Average density value is 2250kg/m3Apparent density of Orthophthalic polymer concrete at different curing temperatureHighest density achieved at temperature 30oCMost of the value Density Orthopthalic was acceptable Average density value is 2250 kg/m3

  • Compressive Strength of Polymer Concrete at 30oC TemperatureRelationship PatternLinearGradually IncreasedRegression, R2 > 0.9

    Compressive Strength

    i)Highest- ISO (49 MPa) ORTHO (46MPa)

    ii) Lowest - ISO (1.18 MPa) ORTHO (0 MPa)

  • Compressive Strength of Polymer Concrete at 50oC TemperatureRelationship PatternNon LinearStrong relationshipRegression, R2 > 0.9

    Compressive Strength

    i)Highest- ISO (60 MPa) ORTHO (55Mpa)

    ii) Lowest - ISO (27 MPa) ORTHO (24MPa)

  • Compressive Strength of Polymer Concrete at 70oC Temperature

    Compressive Strength

    i)Highest- ISO (65Mpa) ORTHO (59Mpa)

    ii) Lowest - ISO (46 Mpa) ORTHO (37Mpa)

  • ConclusionAt 30oC temperature, possibility compressive strength to be enhance will be develop if curing time increase to 24 hour.At 50oC and 70oC temperature curing time, the compressive strength is dependable at 16 hour and do not have any possibility to enhance the compressive strength, if curing time increase to 24hour.Compressive strength approximately constant at 6 hour for temperature 50oC and approximately constant at curing time 3 to 6 hour in temperature 70oC.The optimum curing time obtain in 16 hour at temperature 70oC on Isophthalic with compressive strength 65MPa.The density value for both type of polymer concrete approximately 2250kg/m3 which is within the range of normal weight concrete (2250kg/m3).

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