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Banfill, P. F. G.
Heriot-Watt University
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Publications (19/19 displayed)
- 2019Rheology of lime pastes with biopolymer-based additivescitations
- 2016Rheology of natural hydraulic limes for masonry repair
- 2014Characterisation of rendering mortars by squeeze-flow and rotational rheometrycitations
- 2013Rheological and calorimetric behaviour of cements blended with containing ceramic sanitary ware and construction/demolition wastecitations
- 2013Rheological and calorimetric behaviour of cements blended with containing ceramic sanitary ware and construction/demolition wastecitations
- 2013Rheological behaviour of cements blended with containing ceramic wastes
- 2011Additivity effects in the rheology of fresh concrete containing water-reducing admixturescitations
- 2011Rheology and vibration of fresh concretecitations
- 2011Concentration effects in the rheology of cement pastes: Krieger-Dougherty revisited
- 2009Effect of activation conditions of a kaolinite based waste on rheology of blended cement pastescitations
- 2009Complex impedance and dielectric dispersion in carbon fiber reinforced cement matricescitations
- 2009Alkali activated fly ashcitations
- 2008Rheology of carbon fibre reinforced cement-based mortarcitations
- 2008Rheology and setting of alkali-activated slag pastes and mortars
- 2007Rheology and conduction calorimetry of cement modified with calcined paper sludgecitations
- 2007Improved superplasticisers for high performance concrete: the SUPERPLAST project
- 2007Impact of small amounts of swelling clays on the physical properties of debris-flow-like granular materials. Implications for the study of alpine debris flowcitations
- 2006Rheology of low carbon fibre content reinforced cement mortarcitations
- 2005Properties of alkali-activated fly ashes determined from rheological measurementscitations
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Rheology of low carbon fibre content reinforced cement mortar
Abstract
<p>It is recognised that the addition of carbon fibres to a brittle cement matrix results in a less dense composite with enhanced ductility, improved impact resistance and increased toughness. In addition, the reinforcing effect of fibres in the cement often produces superior flexural strength and marked improvements in post-cracking behaviour. Further, carbon fibres influence the electrical properties of the composite which could, potentially, make it a smart material, with a range of applications. Despite attention directed towards the mechanical and electrical properties of carbon fibre reinforced cement (CFRC), there is a dearth of information of the influence of fibre additions on the rheological properties of the resulting composite. To this end, this paper describes an investigation using the Viskomat NT into the influence of carbon fibre additions (fibre length in the range 3-12 mm and volume in the range 0-0.5%) on the rheological properties of CFRC. Within the limitations of the instrument and testing procedure it is shown that CFRC's conform to the Bingham model: increasing fibre volume and fibre length increase both the yield stress and plastic viscosity. © 2006 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.</p>