Effect of Fibre Reinforcement on Compressive Strength and Compressive Modulus of Epoxy Granite

Abstract The main focus of the paper is to study the effect of fibre reinforcement on compressive strength and compressive modulus of epoxy granite. To investigate the effect of fibre reinforcement, two compositions were considered likes 20% Epoxy and 80% Granite without fibre reinforcement and 20% Epoxy, 75% Granite and 5% fibre reinforcement. Based on the literature studied, three types of fibre were considered viz. steel fibre, carbon fibre and basalt fibre. Three specimens of each type of fibre i.e. nine specimens and three specimens without fibre reinforcement were prepared. The obtained maximum compressive strength and compressive modulus of epoxy granite without reinforcement is 91.70 MPa and 3.5 GPa for the composition of 20% epoxy and 80% granite. The observed maximum compressive strength of 78.57 MPa for 20% epoxy and 75% granite with 5% carbon fibre reinforcement epoxy granite (CFEG) which is much higher than steel fibre reinforced epoxy granite (SFEG) with 20% epoxy and 75% granite and basalt fibre reinforced epoxy granite (BFEG) with 20% epoxy and 75% granite. The computed compressive modulus is 2.7 GPa for SFEG with 5% fibre which greater than CFEG and BFEG with the same fibre content.

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IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899x/1316/1/012016
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Effect of Fibre Reinforcement on Compressive Strength and Compressive Modulus of Epoxy Granite

Deepak D. Ubale, Abhijeet P. Shah
IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering
Innovative concrete reinforcement materials
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Effect of Fibre Reinforcement on Compressive Strength and Compressive Modulus of Epoxy Granite

Deepak D. Ubale, Abhijeet P. Shah
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Abstract The main focus of the paper is to study the effect of fibre reinforcement on compressive strength and compressive modulus of epoxy granite. To investigate the effect of fibre reinforcement, two compositions were considered likes 20% Epoxy and 80% Granite without fibre reinforcement and 20% Epoxy, 75% Granite and 5% fibre reinforcement. Based on the literature studied, three types of fibre were considered viz. steel fibre, carbon fibre and basalt fibre. Three specimens of each type of fibre i.e. nine specimens and three specimens without fibre reinforcement were prepared. The obtained maximum compressive strength and compressive modulus of epoxy granite without reinforcement is 91.70 MPa and 3.5 GPa for the composition of 20% epoxy and 80% granite. The observed maximum compressive strength of 78.57 MPa for 20% epoxy and 75% granite with 5% carbon fibre reinforcement epoxy granite (CFEG) which is much higher than steel fibre reinforced epoxy granite (SFEG) with 20% epoxy and 75% granite and basalt fibre reinforced epoxy granite (BFEG) with 20% epoxy and 75% granite. The computed compressive modulus is 2.7 GPa for SFEG with 5% fibre which greater than CFEG and BFEG with the same fibre content.

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