不同掺量碳纤维珊瑚混凝土基本力学性能及拉拔试验分析-basic mechanical properties and pullout test analysis of carbon fiber coral concrete with different content.docxVIP

AbstractWith the development of the ocean ， island construction is increasing，the coral concrete using local coral clastic as aggregate isof great significance to ocean engineering.But the coral concrete is one kind of lightweight concrete,its low compressive strength limits its application.Based on the previous research results and the experience of common concrete blending with carbon fiber,this paper has a study on its basic mechanical properties and bonding properties of carbon fiber reinforced coral concrete.This paper had a text on the cubic compressive strength，prism axialcompressive strength、flexural strength and elastic modulus aged 3d、 7d、14d、28d with different carbon content 1kg/m3 、2kg/m3 、3 kg/m3、4kg/m3，had a study on the influence of carbon fiber contentand crack resistance mechanism of carbon fiber.The text shows that：reasonable dosage of carbon fiber has a effect on reinforcing the compressive strength of the coral concrete and elastic modulus，butthe effect is not obvious,while obvious on flexural strength and splitting tensile strength ；2kg/m3 is reasonable carbon fiber contentfor the carbon fiber coral concrete.By 8 mm diameter, 10 mm of GFRP tendon and anchorage length of 60 mm, 80 mm and 100 mm,carbon fiber content is respectively 2 kg/m3, consisting of 3 kg/m3 carbon fiber coral cube concrete specimen drawing experiment was carried out. The resultsshowed that ： Fiber content has little influence on bondingperformance between coral concrete and GFRP tendon; Compared with the influence of anchorage length on the bond strength ， the influence of diameter on the bond strength is more apparent.Keywords:CFCC;water cement ratio; mechanical property;bonding propertyII目 录摘 要................................................................................................................................................... IAbstract......................................................................................................