Reemplazo del Agregado Fino por Residuo de Ladrillo Refractario en Concreto Expuesto a Elevadas Temperaturas

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Jhan Bereche

Juan Martín García Chumacero


Palabras clave:
Fire, concrete, refractory brick waste, temperature, times Fuego, hormigón, residuos de ladrillos refractarios, temperatura, tiempos

Resumen

Los desechos de ladrillos refractarios, sumado a los incendios que se originan en las estructuras, hacen posible juntar dos problemáticas para contribuir a una construcción sustentable para introducir nuevas alternativas de áridos en el concreto. El objetivo del estudio fue producir concreto con menos agregado fino y evaluar un concreto más sostenible, utilizando residuos de ladrillos refractarios (RLR) para reemplazar el agregado fino en cinco porcentajes 10 %, 20 %, 30 %, 40 % y 50 % para ser expuestos a fuego directo. El diseño se basó en una relación agua-cemento a/c de 0.71 y en la elaboración de 144 probetas de hormigón a base de RLR. Las muestras frescas se sometieron a ensayos de asentamiento y peso unitario fresco, las probetas cilíndricas preparadas tras 28 días de curado se sometieron a resistencia a compresión a temperatura ambiente y diversas temperaturas (200 hasta 1 000 °C) durante diferentes tiempos de 15, 30 y 60 minutos. Además, se realizó un análisis estadístico de varianza de Tres Factores con respecto a la resistencia a compresión a los 28 días. Los resultados mostraron que el RLR influye en que la mezcla de hormigón sea menos trabajable y reduzca el peso unitario fresco a mayores porcentajes de sustitución. Por otro lado, la dosificación ideal fue con el porcentaje de 40RLR a diferencia de las otras dosis sometidas a calor, siendo insignificante la exposición de 15 minutos, pero si relevantes a 30 y 60 minutos. Se concluye que el RLR influye significativamente en la mejora de sus propiedades mecánicas sometidas al calor elevado y la cantidad de residuos se limita a una dosis específica, lo cual proporciona un enfoque constructivo sostenible frente a exposiciones de fuego directo controlado.

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Jhan Bereche , Universidad Señor de Sipán, Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Urbanism, Chiclayo, Peru

Bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the Universidad Señor de Sipan, with experience in state works and municipalities in the region. Assistant supervision of infrastructure works such as schools, construction of roads and sidewalks, quality of concrete on site.

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