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Mccarter, Wj
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Publications (32/32 displayed)
- 2021The electro-mechanical tensile properties of an engineered cementitious compositecitations
- 2021Cover-zone protective qualities under corrosive environmentscitations
- 2020Moisture movement within concrete exposed to simulated hot arid/semi-arid conditionscitations
- 2020Assessing the performance and transport properties of concrete using electrical property measurementscitations
- 2019Conduction, relaxation and complex impedance studies on Portland cement mortars during freezing and thawingcitations
- 2019In-Situ Conductivity Measurements to Monitor Moisture Profiles of Concrete in Hot Climates
- 2018Impedance measurements on an engineered cementitious composite: a critical evaluation of testing protocolscitations
- 2018Performance assessment of reinforced concrete after long-term exposure to a marine environmentcitations
- 2018Transient moisture profiles in cover-zone concrete during water absorptioncitations
- 2017Characterization of fly-ash using electrochemical impedance spectroscopycitations
- 2017A Testing Methodology for Performance-Based Specificationcitations
- 2017Frequency- and Time- Domain Dependency of Electrical Properties of Cement-Based Materials During Early Hydrationcitations
- 2016Monitoring micro-crack healing in an engineered cementitious composite using the environmental scanning electron microscopecitations
- 2016Keynote Paper - Performance Monitoring for Sustainable Concrete Infrastructure
- 2016Chloride ingress into marine exposed concrete: A comparison of empirical- and physically- based modelscitations
- 2016Electrochemical immittance spectroscopy applied to a hybrid PVA/steel fiber engineered cementitious compositecitations
- 2015A durability performance-index for concrete: developments in a novel test methodcitations
- 2015Two-point concrete resistivity measurementscitations
- 2015A durability performance-index for concretecitations
- 2015Conductivity/activation energy relationships for cement-based materials undergoing cyclic thermal excursionscitations
- 2012Use of a multi-electrode sensor to monitor early age properties of concrete
- 2012Developments in performance-based testing of concrete
- 2012Developments in performance monitoring of concrete exposed to extreme environmentscitations
- 2011Impedance spectroscopy measurements to study physio-chemical processes in lime-based compositescitations
- 2009Complex impedance and dielectric dispersion in carbon fiber reinforced cement matricescitations
- 2008Rheology of carbon fibre reinforced cement-based mortarcitations
- 2008Performance of concrete in XS1, XS2 and XS3 environmentscitations
- 2006Rheology of low carbon fibre content reinforced cement mortarcitations
- 2002Monitoring electrical resistance of concretes containing alternative cementitious materials to assess their resistance to chloride penetrationcitations
- 2001Surface zone concretecitations
- 2000Diffusion kinetics in cementitious binderscitations
- 2000Electrical conductivity, diffusion, and permeability of Portland cement-based mortarscitations
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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>