WELCOME

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 THE IMPACT OF USING
POLYMER IMPREGNATED
POROUS CONCRETE IN
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
APPLICATIONS

GUIDED BY PRESENTED BY
Ms ANJALI SUDHAKAR MARIYAM FARHANA
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR PG3, YCE17CESE09
YCET 2 YCET
 OVERVIEW
 INTRODUCTION
 LITERATURE REVIEW
 SUMMARY OF LITERATURE
 OBJECTIVES
 METHODOLOGY
 SCHEDULE
 REFERENCES

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 INTRODUCTION
 Porous concrete is a special type of advanced concrete, it is a
high porosity concrete used for outdoor flatwork that allows
water to pass through it.

 It is a low water/cement ratio, low slump mix consisting of

cement, narrowly graded coarse aggregate, little or no fine
aggregate, water and admixtures.
 The actual mix proportions for porous concrete varies
depending on the application, mechanical properties required
and materials used.

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 They are used to increase workability, allow concrete to easily
move out of the mixer, and control the setting time so the mix
may be placed correctly.
 As the void content increases, the water drainage rate through the
concrete also increases and this option can be use later to increase
resin content in polymer impregnated concrete.
 If more strength is needed, a small amount of fine aggregate
could be added to the mix, but this will reduce the void content
and its permeability.
 Chemical admixtures are used to affect the water/cementitious
ratio, influence workability and setting times and enhance
mechanical properties and durability

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 LITERATURE REVIEW
Ibrahim H.A and Razak H.A (2016)

 The addition of palm oil clinker on properties of pervious concrete.

 The test results indicated that substitution with POC decreases the
strength of the material but porosity and permeability increases.

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Yeih W et al. (2015)
 The engineering properties of pervious concrete made with air-
cooling electric arc furnace slag as aggregates (EAFS).

 Porous concrete prepared from EAFS aggregates have better

mechanical strength and water permeability than that made with
natural river gravels.

 It is found that EAFS based pervious concrete has a higher water

permeability and higher compressive strength than that made with
gravels.
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Aoki Y et al. (2012)
 Properties of pervious concrete containing fly ash.

 Here the use of cement is partially replaced by fly ash in

pervious concrete.

 Various properties of pervious concrete samples including

density, porosity, compressive strength, water permeability and
drying shrinkage have been carefully measured.

 Higher porosity resulted higher water permeability but decrease

in compressive strength.
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Shihui Shen et al. (2012)
 Pervious concrete with titanium dioxide as a photo catalyst
compound for a greener urban road environment.

 This study investigate the photo catalytic effect of titanium

dioxide (TiO2) applied into pervious concrete pavement to remove
some of these pollutant from the air.

 That pervious concrete pavement can be installed for sustainable

application such as storm water management and air pollutant
removal.
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Carsana M et al. (2013)
 The use of no-fines concrete as a building material
strength durability properties of and corrosion protection
of embedded steel.

 Mechanical, durability-related properties and the

protection provided by no-fines concrete to embedded
steel against carbonation-induced corrosion have been
investigated on mixtures with compressive strength in
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the range 7-30 Mpa.
Morgenroth J et al.(2013)
 The belowground effects of porous pavements-Soil
moisture and chemical properties
 The effect on pH was greater beneath porous pavements,
and also when a gravel base was included. Concentration
of soil Al, Fe, and Mg decreased, while Na increased
beneath pavements.
Shackel B (2006)
 Have studied the Design of permeable paving subject to
traffic.
 The permeable paving offers significant benefits over
conventional pavements in terms of sustainability and
environmental impact.

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SUMMARY OF LITERATURE REVIEW
 An outline on various methods adopted for the preparation of
pervious concrete and there are where about with relation to
physicochemical-mechanical properties of the building
material
 Various methods are compared and the best method with
reference to the material processing, aggregate preparation,
mixing, etc is being estimated.
 An idea about to measure parameters are strength, porosity,
permeability and durability.
 The pervious concrete which have been generated carries low
compressive strength high abrasion values along with low
durability which is not suitable for roadway application
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 OBJECTIVES
 To determine the main properties and uses of traditional porous
concrete and its ecofriendly use in structural applications.

 To evaluate compressive strength, indirect tensile strength and

flexural strength

 To investigate permeability for cast slab specimens.

 To determine porosity of slabs integrated with resin to study the

flexural behavior and its resistance in structural applications.

 Comparison study of relationship between properties and different

factors
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 METHODOLOGY
 Literature study.

 Collection of materials from available sources.

 Testing of the materials and determination of material

properties.

 40 slabs are to be casted with 10 cm thickness, 50 cm

length and width, for each mix.

 Studying the structural behavior of polymer impregnated

porous concrete. 14
 Resin are used to fill the voids partially in porous
concrete to increase capability of sustained load, which
will help to reliability use of this concrete in structural
applications.
 Testing of porous concrete specimens are to be carried
out after curing for seven days, fourteen days and
twenty-eight days.
 Slabs are tested for compressive strength, indirect tensile
strength, permeabilty test and durability test .

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 SCHEDULE
WORK SCHEDULE
LITERATURE SURVEY 1/11/18 – 5/11/18
FIXING OF OBJECTIVES 1/11/18 -5/11/18
METHODOLOGY 20/11/18 – 30/11/18
PREPARATION
COLLECTION OF 30/11/18 -10/12/18
MATERIALS
MATERIAL STUDY AND 01/01/2019- 3/01/2019
CASTING OF SLAB
CASTING OF SLAB 7/02/2019 -19/02/2019

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WORK SCHEDULE

STRENGTHENING WITH 14/02/2019 – 19/02/2019

RESINS
TESTING OF SPECIMENS
RESULTS AND
DISCUSSION

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 REFERNCES
 Ajamu S.O., Jimoh A.A. And oluremi J.R, (2012) evaluation
of structural performance of pervious concrete in construction,
international journal of engineering and technology.
 Alaica A.L.,Dolatabadi M.H. Sucic A. And shehata M.(2010)
Optimizing the strength and permeability of pervious concrete,
paper prepared for presentation at the permeable pavement
design and technology session of the annual conference of the
transportation association of canada halifax,Nova scotia
 Aoki, Y. And sriravindrarajah, R. (2009) Shrinkage of environ-
mentally friendly sustainable porous concrete, proceedings of
the international conference on sustainable concrete
construction. Ratnagiri, India.
 Aoki Y., Sriravindrarajah R. And khabbaz H.
(2008)Environmentally friendly sustainable pervious concrete,
proceedings of the 20th australasian conference on the
mechanics of structures and materials, toowoomba, Australia.18
 Bradley J. Putman. and Andrew I. Neptune, (2011)
Comparison of test specimen preparation techniques for
pervious concrete pavements, Construction and Building
Materials.
 Baoshan H., Hao Wu. Xiang Shu. and Burdette.E.G.,
(2010)Laboratory evaluation of permeability and
strength of polymer-modified pervious concrete
,Construction and Building Materials.
 Carsana M., Tittarelli F. and Bertolini L (2013)Use of
no-fines concrete as a building material: Strength,
durability properties and corrosion protection of
embedded steel ,Cement and Concrete Research.
 Delatte N. and Schwartz S.S.(2010)Sustainability,
Benefits of Pervious pavement, Second International
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technologies
 Gesoğlu M., Güneyisi E. Khoshnaw G. and İpek S,
Investigating properties of pervious concretes containing
waste tire rubbers, Construction and Building Materials,
30(2014):pp.206–213.
 Hossain T., Salam M. and Abdul M.K., Pervious concrete
using brick chips as coarse aggregate: An experimental study,
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 Ibrahim H.A., and Razak H.A., Effect of palm oil clinker

incorporation on properties of pervious concrete, Construction
and building material , 15(2016): pp.70–77
 Jang J.G., Ahn Y.B., Souri H., Lee H.K, A novel eco-friendly
porous concrete fabricated with coal ash and geo polymeric
binder :Heavy metal leaching characteristics and compressive
strength ,Construction and Building Material, 29(2015):
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