Effect of a low content of waste rubber inclusion on pore structure and thermal insulation properties of hybrid slag mortars

Bostancı, Levent

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-21014-2

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“…When the change in pore proportions, thermal conductivity and strength values by the inclusion of KP ber into concrete mixtures were examined, the detected R 2 values seen above indicate strong linear correlations among the thermal conductivity, compressive strength and the pore contents. The experimental R 2 values determined by the correlations between pore development and thermal conductivity coe cient reveal an understanding of the improved insulation process, this tendency is also indicated in the study by Bostanci (2022). As shown in Fig.…”

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Utilization of Natural Kapok and Coconut Fiber in Thermally Insulated Sustainable Concrete Design

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2024

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Nowadays, when regenerable alternative green sources are attracting more caution under sustainability targets, kapok and coconut fibers, known as natural fibers, have come to the fore as a very significant raw material source. In this experimental study, compressive strength, thermal insulation and pore structure characteristics of kapok fiber (KP) and coconut fiber (CC)-incorporated concrete samples under different curing conditions were analyzed. For that purpose, randomly distributed fiber-incorporated concrete mixtures containing 0%, 0.5%, 1% and 1.5% KP and CC fiber by the weight of cement were prepared and under H2O2 and NaClO curing conditions, the effects of KP and CC fiber inclusion on properties mentioned above of fiber-incorporated concrete samples were researched in detail. Experimental results depict that a maximum thermal conductivity coefficient decrease of 24.31% was detected at a content ratio of 1.5% by the reason of the pore modification effect of used natural fibers in the H2O2 curing group. Because of the remarkable pore modification effect of KP fiber incorporation into the cement matrix compared to the CC fiber inclusion cases, strong linear correlations revealing the insulation-strength mechanism could be detected for both H2O2 and NaClO curing cases. This work intends to promote sustainable development in the building industry by integrating natural fibers into concrete mixtures as an innovative design approach.

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“…The experimental R 2 values obtained from the correlation between pore contents and thermal conductivity coe cient offer an understanding of the improved insulation mechanism. This trend is further investigated in the study performed by Bostanci (2022). As seen in Fig.…”

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Utilization of Natural Kapok and Coconut Fiber in Thermally Insulated Sustainable Concrete Design

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Sarıkaya,

Bostanci

2024

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Effect of a low content of waste rubber inclusion on pore structure and thermal insulation properties of hybrid slag mortars

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Utilization of Natural Kapok and Coconut Fiber in Thermally Insulated Sustainable Concrete Design

Utilization of Natural Kapok and Coconut Fiber in Thermally Insulated Sustainable Concrete Design

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