An-Najah University Journal for Research - A (Natural Sciences)

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First decision 5 Days
Submission to acceptance 160 Days
Acceptance to publication 20 Days
Acceptance rate 14%

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original_full_paper

Polystyrene Lightweight Concrete (Polyconcrete)

Published
2001-07-18
Pages
41 - 61
Full text

Abstract

This paper handles the characteristics of new lightweight concrete consisting of polystyrene, sand, cement and water. Through this paper it has been proven that the proposed mix is very reliable giving strengths of up to 200 kg/cm2 with a low density. The mechanical and chemical properties are discussed in order to study the behaviour of the polystyrene under different environments (i.e. field usage). The mix workability is very high at a very low water/cement ratio (down to 0.35). This work can be considered a new line of research for lightweight concrete as the mixing method is very simple, relatively inexpensive and does not need complex machinery systems.

Article history

Received
2000-02-21
Accepted
2001-07-18
Available online
2001-07-18
original_full_paper

Polystyrene Lightweight Concrete (Polyconcrete)

Published
2001-07-18
الصفحات
41 - 61
البحث كاملا

الملخص

This paper handles the characteristics of new lightweight concrete consisting of polystyrene, sand, cement and water. Through this paper it has been proven that the proposed mix is very reliable giving strengths of up to 200 kg/cm2 with a low density. The mechanical and chemical properties are discussed in order to study the behaviour of the polystyrene under different environments (i.e. field usage). The mix workability is very high at a very low water/cement ratio (down to 0.35). This work can be considered a new line of research for lightweight concrete as the mixing method is very simple, relatively inexpensive and does not need complex machinery systems.

Article history

تاريخ التسليم
2000-02-21
تاريخ القبول
2001-07-18
Available online
2001-07-18