In the present work a composite material with cement matrix and carbon fiber mesh was considered in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the reinforcement with carbon fibers and cement matrixes compo-sites. The effectiveness of the reinforce-ment depends on the one hand from the bond between carbon fibers and cement matrixes and on the other from the physi-cal-mechanical compatibility between the matrix and the masonry support. An experimental study has been conducted on brick specimens reinforced with CFRCM (Carbon Fiber Reinforced Ce-ment Matrix) sheets and subjected to di-rect traction tests. The brick specimens were made up of two halves of brick con-nected to each other through a pair of composites sheets. In particular two dif-ferent matrixes with the same carbon fiber reinforcement were considered: one pre-mixed and marketed with the carbon fiber mesh and the other one ad hoc mixed in previous experimental studies by the tech-nicians of the laboratory of Dipartimento di Costruzioni of the University of Flo-rence. Different dimensions of the rein-forced sheets were considered. The analysis of the experimental data and of the load-displacement diagrams allowed deducing the mechanical behavior of rein-forced brick specimens and then the effec-tiveness of the two carbon fiber compo-sites considered. Significant results have also emerged through the comparisons conducted be-tween the mechanical responses conse-quent to the two different cement matrixes.

Mechanical behavior of masonry specimens reinforced with CFRCM (carbon fibre reinforced cement matrix) sheets / S. Briccoli Bati; L. Rovero; U. Tonietti. - STAMPA. - (2004), pp. 86-91. (Intervento presentato al convegno International conference of restoration, recycling and rejuvenation technology for engineering and architecture application tenutosi a Cesena).

Mechanical behavior of masonry specimens reinforced with CFRCM (carbon fibre reinforced cement matrix) sheets

BRICCOLI BATI, SILVIA;ROVERO, LUISA;TONIETTI, UGO
2004

Abstract

In the present work a composite material with cement matrix and carbon fiber mesh was considered in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the reinforcement with carbon fibers and cement matrixes compo-sites. The effectiveness of the reinforce-ment depends on the one hand from the bond between carbon fibers and cement matrixes and on the other from the physi-cal-mechanical compatibility between the matrix and the masonry support. An experimental study has been conducted on brick specimens reinforced with CFRCM (Carbon Fiber Reinforced Ce-ment Matrix) sheets and subjected to di-rect traction tests. The brick specimens were made up of two halves of brick con-nected to each other through a pair of composites sheets. In particular two dif-ferent matrixes with the same carbon fiber reinforcement were considered: one pre-mixed and marketed with the carbon fiber mesh and the other one ad hoc mixed in previous experimental studies by the tech-nicians of the laboratory of Dipartimento di Costruzioni of the University of Flo-rence. Different dimensions of the rein-forced sheets were considered. The analysis of the experimental data and of the load-displacement diagrams allowed deducing the mechanical behavior of rein-forced brick specimens and then the effec-tiveness of the two carbon fiber compo-sites considered. Significant results have also emerged through the comparisons conducted be-tween the mechanical responses conse-quent to the two different cement matrixes.
2004
International conference of restoration, recycling and rejuvenation technology for engineering and architecture application
International conference of restoration, recycling and rejuvenation technology for engineering and architecture application
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S. Briccoli Bati; L. Rovero; U. Tonietti
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