Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates

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Autor(a) principal: Reis,João Marciano Laredo dos
Data de Publicação: 2009
Outros Autores: Nunes,Luiz Carlos Silva, Triques,Adriana Lúcia Cerri, Valente,Luiz Carlos Guedes, Bragaa,Arthur Martins Barbosa
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Materials research (São Carlos. Online)
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Resumo: The sustainable management of solid wastes encourages metallurgic and metal-mechanic industries to look for safety applications for their wastes, thereby attenuating the environmental impact or lowering the costs. The study herein proposes strain monitoring the recycling of foundry sand with organic pollutants, as inert, in the manufacturing process of polymer concrete using optical fiber sensors. This work also analyzes the compressive strength of polyester polymer concrete made with foundry waste, i.e., recycled foundry sand and polyester polymer concrete made with fresh sand. The foundry sands are contaminated with Sodium Silicate from the mould-making process. Polymer Concrete (PC) is a composite material in which the binder consists entirely of a synthetic organic polymer. Optical fiber sensors present a great deal of potential in monitoring the structural health condition of materials. Experimental results show that the use of the embedded FBG sensor can accurately measure strain, providing information to the operator that the structure is subjected to failure. Multiplexed FBG strain sensors enable measuring strain in different locations by occupying only one tiny optical fiber.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
title Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
spellingShingle Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
Reis,João Marciano Laredo dos
polymer
optical fibers
fiber reinforcement
recycling
title_short Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
title_full Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
title_fullStr Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
title_full_unstemmed Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
title_sort Mechanical characterization using optical fiber sensors of polyester polymer concrete made with recycled aggregates
author Reis,João Marciano Laredo dos
author_facet Reis,João Marciano Laredo dos
Nunes,Luiz Carlos Silva
Triques,Adriana Lúcia Cerri
Valente,Luiz Carlos Guedes
Bragaa,Arthur Martins Barbosa
author_role author
author2 Nunes,Luiz Carlos Silva
Triques,Adriana Lúcia Cerri
Valente,Luiz Carlos Guedes
Bragaa,Arthur Martins Barbosa
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Reis,João Marciano Laredo dos
Nunes,Luiz Carlos Silva
Triques,Adriana Lúcia Cerri
Valente,Luiz Carlos Guedes
Bragaa,Arthur Martins Barbosa
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv polymer
optical fibers
fiber reinforcement
recycling
topic polymer
optical fibers
fiber reinforcement
recycling
description The sustainable management of solid wastes encourages metallurgic and metal-mechanic industries to look for safety applications for their wastes, thereby attenuating the environmental impact or lowering the costs. The study herein proposes strain monitoring the recycling of foundry sand with organic pollutants, as inert, in the manufacturing process of polymer concrete using optical fiber sensors. This work also analyzes the compressive strength of polyester polymer concrete made with foundry waste, i.e., recycled foundry sand and polyester polymer concrete made with fresh sand. The foundry sands are contaminated with Sodium Silicate from the mould-making process. Polymer Concrete (PC) is a composite material in which the binder consists entirely of a synthetic organic polymer. Optical fiber sensors present a great deal of potential in monitoring the structural health condition of materials. Experimental results show that the use of the embedded FBG sensor can accurately measure strain, providing information to the operator that the structure is subjected to failure. Multiplexed FBG strain sensors enable measuring strain in different locations by occupying only one tiny optical fiber.
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