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USO DE GRARRAFAS PET TRITURADAS COMO PARTE DO AGREGADO MIÚDO NO CONCRETO, CARACTERIZAÇÃO DO MATERIAL

Authors: Jéssica Guedes Dias Lima; Da Silva, Márcia Pereira; Silva, Maria Eduarda Moreira; Da Cunha, Samuel Lopes; Rabelo, Viviane Ramos Dos Santos; Jeanisson Cesar Mariano Silva;

USO DE GRARRAFAS PET TRITURADAS COMO PARTE DO AGREGADO MIÚDO NO CONCRETO, CARACTERIZAÇÃO DO MATERIAL

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Esse artigo estuda a caracterização do PET (Polietileno Tereftalato) como parte do agregado miúdo no concreto. Considerando que o PET é um material com boa tenacidade, alta resistência mecânica e física há indícios que o seu uso poderá ser de grande valia na construção civil. Além do PET há outros componentes naturais como casca de arroz, bagaço da cana de açúcar e artificiais como resíduos da construção civil, a incorporação de agregados reciclados na produção de concreto podem ser parte da solução para ajudar a preservar os materiais naturais que são fontes finitas de extração além desses novos materiais serem sustentáveis. O estudo se baseou na análise do PET triturado comprado na indústria de reciclagem, onde foram realizados análise granulométrica, determinação da massa específica e massa unitária comparando os resultados com os índices da areia normalizada. Através dessas análises se verificou que o módulo de finura do PET é maior que da areia normalizada e que a densidade do PET é menor que da areia normalizada. Essas características dependendo da aplicação do concreto podem ser fatores interessantes para definição do tipo de agregado a ser usado.

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resíduos de construção civil, reciclagem, sustentabilidade

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