Journal
APPLIED SCIENCES-BASEL
Volume 8, Issue 12, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/app8122375
Keywords
carbon nanosized polyurethane cement; intelligent reinforcement material; percolation threshold; poly-ash ratio; resistance coefficient of variation
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- Social Development Project of Qiqihar Science and Technology Bureau [SFGG-201701]
- Scientific Research Project of Qiqihar University [135309122]
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The sensitivity of carbon nanofiber polyurethane cement (CNFPUC) was evaluated to determine whether the cement can act as an intelligent reinforcement material. The percolation thresholds at different polymer-to-cement ratios were determined through experimentation. Taking a specific carbon nanofiber (CNF) content of the percolation zone, several CNFPUC mixtures with different poly-ash ratios and silica fume contents were made. They were then sampled from the mixture and poured into a hexahedron CNFPUC test block; the coefficient of variation of resistance and the piezoresistive characteristics under axial load were examined and the blocks were examined by scanning electron microscope. The sensitivity of the CNFPUC mixture was evaluated via the resistance variation coefficient of a sample hexahedron. For different CNF dosages, the critical value of the variation coefficient was used to assess the sensitivity characteristic by fitting the conic curve. These findings may provide a novel and simple method for determining the sensitivity of CNFPUC mixtures.
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