Thermomechanical Characterization of Hollow Concrete Brick with Sheep Wool
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Abstract
The use of ecological materials is a promising solution for reducing the environmental footprint in the building sector.Recently, several composites based on organic additions are studied to improve the properties of building materials.This work proposes the study and development of a concrete brick with an organic sheep wool additive for the loadbearing walls of the structure or building envelope.First, a study of the physicochemical properties of the sheep wool additive was conducted.SEM tests were carried out to determine the impact of the treatment of sheep wool fibers with a lower rate ratio (1% NaOH solution).Subsequently, a series of thermomechanical characterization tests of the composite allowed the study of thermal conductivity, compressive and bending resistances according to different volume fractions of sheep wool (1%, 2%, 3%, and 5%) by sand replacement method.The results indicate that the chemical treatment permits the improvement of the surface roughness of the fiber by eliminating lipid contamination deposits, a gain of 42% on the thermal conductivity, and interesting values of the compressive strength for the composite, respectively 2% and 3% in order to obtain 24.33 MPa and 23.35 MPa.Thus, an analysis of the dimensionless coefficients was carried out to determine the optimal fraction of sheep wool with good thermal and mechanical properties.For the valorization of this composite, the manufacture of a brick based on this formulation was proposed.The results of the study showed interesting thermal and mechanical properties for a percentage of 2% of sheep wool fiber and also confirm the significant effect of processing on this improvement.
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| Open science | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Insufficient payload (model declined to judge) | 0.001 | 0.000 |
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