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Propuesta para la medida de la segregación en HAC de gran escurrimiento

Authors: Parapinski Dos Santos, Ana Carolina; Aguado de Cea, Antonio; Agulló Fité, Luís; Masó, Doménec;

Propuesta para la medida de la segregación en HAC de gran escurrimiento

Abstract

Para medir la fluidez de los Hormigones Autocompactantes (HAC) se emplea normalmente el ensayo de escurrimiento (UNE 83361 [1]) que también permite un análisis cualitativo de la segregación. En los casos de HAC de gran escurrimiento (por encima de los 72 cm) se puede producir un resultado engañoso con respecto a la segregación debido a la presencia de aditivos cohesionantes. En esta comunicación se presenta un nuevo método para estudiar la posible segregación de un hormigón autocompactante de gran extensión de flujo como complemento del ensayo de escurrimiento. Este nuevo ensayo se basa en el principio de penetración de una masa de tipo cilíndrico (5 cm de diámetro, 250 g) en una probeta de hormigón. Asimismo, se presenta una campaña de contrastación experimental en la que se compara el ensayo propuesto con el ensayo del Tamiz, dado en las Directrices Europeas del Hormigón Autocompactable [2]. Los resultados muestran que el ensayo propuesto puede ser empleado como parámetro de control y, reitera la inadecuación del ensayo de escurrimiento para valores elevados del mismo.

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Hormigón autocompactante, Escurrimiento, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Enginyeria civil::Materials i estructures::Materials i estructures de formigó, Ensayo segregación, Penetración, Formigó autocompactant, Self-consolidating concrete

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