18631 Composite Material

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CIV415:COMPOSITE MATERIAL L:3 T:0 P:0 Course Objectives: To give students a thorough grounding in the theory, properties and manufacturing of modern composite materials To provide the students with a background in composite materials which serves as a basic preparation for working in the engineering field At the end of the course, the students should have good apprecation of this new emerging material and its application Unit I Supplementary Cementing Materials : Types of supplementary cementing materials such as fly ash, silica fume, rice husk ash, and metakaolin, their physical, chemical, mineralogical properties, Effects of these materials on the fresh properties, Strength properties, Durability properties. Unit II Fibre Reinforced Concrete : Definition, Types of fibres, Properties of fibres, Factors affecting FRC, Mixing and casting procedure, Composite materials approach, Effect of fibres on the workability, Strength and durability of concretes, Applications of different types of fibres Polymer Concrete Composites : Definition, Types of monomers and polymers, Types of polymer concretes and their applications, Effect on properties of concrete Unit III Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) : Definition, Advantages and disadvantages of SCC, Various mix design procedures, Tests for SCC, Applications for SCC High Performance Concrete : Definition of HPC, Material selection and its properties, Parameters for concrete being considered as HPC, Applications of HPC Unit IV Concrete Admixture : Introduction, Considerations in the use of admixtures, Accelerating admixtures, Air entraining admixtures, Water reducing admixtures (WRA), Retarding admixture, Mineral admixtures, Superplasticizers Unit V Behaviour of Concrete at High Temperature : Definition of high temperature, Mechanism of concrete failure at high temperature, Spalling characteristics, Difference in the behaviour of normal concrete, High strength concrete and self- compacting concrete at high temperature Unit VI Use of Waste Materials and By-products : Types of waste materials and by- products such as waste glass, scrap tires, waste foundry sand, clean coal ash, etc, Effect of these materials on the various properties of mortar and concrete, Introduction of leachates from waste materials and their analysis Text Books: 1. SPECIAL STRUCTURAL CONCRETES by SIDDIQUE, R., GALGOTIA PUBLICATIONS, 1st Edition, (2000) References: 1. CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY by GAMBHIR, M. L., TATA MCGRAW - HILL EDUCATION, 4th Edition, (2009) Credits:3 Page:1/2 Print Date : 1/5/2015 7:50:30 PM

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  • CIV415:COMPOSITE MATERIAL

    L:3 T:0 P:0

    Course Objectives:

    To give students a thorough grounding in the theory, properties and manufacturing of modern composite materials

    To provide the students with a background in composite materials which serves as a basic preparation for working in the engineering field

    At the end of the course, the students should have good apprecation of this new emerging material and its application

    Unit ISupplementary Cementing Materials : Types of supplementary cementing materials such as fly ash, silica fume, rice husk ash, and metakaolin, their physical, chemical, mineralogical properties, Effects of these materials on the fresh properties, Strength properties, Durability properties.

    Unit IIFibre Reinforced Concrete : Definition, Types of fibres, Properties of fibres, Factors affecting FRC, Mixing and casting procedure, Composite materials approach, Effect of fibres on the workability, Strength and durability of concretes, Applications of different types of fibres

    Polymer Concrete Composites : Definition, Types of monomers and polymers, Types of polymer concretes and their applications, Effect on properties of concrete

    Unit IIISelf-Compacting Concrete (SCC) : Definition, Advantages and disadvantages of SCC, Various mix design procedures, Tests for SCC, Applications for SCC

    High Performance Concrete : Definition of HPC, Material selection and its properties, Parameters for concrete being considered as HPC, Applications of HPC

    Unit IVConcrete Admixture : Introduction, Considerations in the use of admixtures, Accelerating admixtures, Air entraining admixtures, Water reducing admixtures (WRA), Retarding admixture, Mineral admixtures, Superplasticizers

    Unit VBehaviour of Concrete at High Temperature : Definition of high temperature, Mechanism of concrete failure at high temperature, Spalling characteristics, Difference in the behaviour of normal concrete, High strength concrete and self-compacting concrete at high temperature

    Unit VIUse of Waste Materials and By-products : Types of waste materials and by-products such as waste glass, scrap tires, waste foundry sand, clean coal ash, etc, Effect of these materials on the various properties of mortar and concrete, Introduction of leachates from waste materials and their analysis

    Text Books:

    1. SPECIAL STRUCTURAL CONCRETES by SIDDIQUE, R., GALGOTIA PUBLICATIONS, 1st Edition, (2000)

    References:

    1. CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY by GAMBHIR, M. L., TATA MCGRAW - HILL EDUCATION, 4th Edition, (2009)

    Credits:3

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  • References: 2. WASTE MATERIALS AND BY-PRODUCTS IN CONCRETE by SIDDIQUE, R., SPRINGER, 1st Edition, (2007)

    3. CONCRETE MIX DESIGN by KRISHNA RAJU, N., CBS PUBLISHERS, INDIA, 1st Edition, (2002)

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