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SBIR Phase I: Topological Interlocking Manufactured Concrete Block

SBIR Phase I: Topological Interlocking Manufactured Concrete Block
SBIR 第一阶段:拓扑联锁预制混凝土砌块
批准号:
1547958
负责人:
Peter Roberts
金额:
$14.99万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-01-01 至 2017-01-31

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中文摘要
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这个小企业创新研究项目的更广泛的影响/商业潜力将是由制造混凝土块制成的高性能,负担得起的结构的可用性。 这些结构包括屋顶,如圆顶,拱门,圆柱体,球体等。 混凝土砌块生产的高效率将用于从混凝土砌块中创造一系列全新的产品。 这项新技术将有助于发展砌块制造业和建筑业,并将为最终用户提供高性能、经济实惠、低维护、有吸引力和高效的建筑系统,适用于多种应用。 这种施工方法的应用包括重要的公共基础设施工程,如桥梁、隧道、堤坝、防波堤和海堤。 这项技术有望使房主、企业以及地方、州和联邦政府机构受益。 该创新将通过优化生产过程中创建的铰接联锁功能的强度来提高制造块的使用。 该系统将优化制造混凝土块的高抗压强度,使其坚固耐用且易于安装。 混凝土砌块制成的拱形拱、圆顶、球体和圆柱体的引入将为社会和国家的经济增长提供巨大的经济价值。该小型企业创新研究(SBIR)第一期项目将研究在标准砌块机上使用基准标准混合料制造联锁砌块设计。 配合比设计将根据3个变量进行沿着变更:(1)水泥用量;(2)火山灰材料用量;(3)骨料尺寸和用量。 这些变量将用于为田口阵列提供高和低设置,以分析测量的属性,包括任何组合效应。这些变量的高低设置将影响微观结构的评估;检查关键位置混凝土制造单元(CMU)内骨料离析的影响;以及评估微观结构如何随水泥类型和水泥含量而变化。这将通过采取一个关键的联锁键和键槽功能机械试验台。该测试的结果将允许对应力集中作为模具填充的3个变量的函数进行统计分析。该数据将确定CMU内关键位置处的弯曲强度和裂纹扩展特性。 这些信息将允许砌块制造商对其混凝土配合比设计进行任何轻微调整,以确保最佳砌块强度。
英文摘要
The broader impact/commercial potential of this Small Business Innovation Research project will be in availability of high performance, affordable structures made from manufactured concrete block. These structures include roofs, such as domes, arches, cylinders, spheres, and more. The high efficiency of concrete block manufacturing will be used to create an entirely new range of products from concrete block. This novel technology will help grow the block manufacturing industry, the construction industry, and will provide the end user with a high performing, affordable, low maintenance, and attractive and efficient construction system suitable for multiple applications. The applications for this construction method include significant public infrastructure works, such as bridges, tunnels, levees, breakwaters, and sea walls. This technology is expected to benefit homeowners, businesses, and local, state and federal government agencies. The innovation will enhance the use of manufactured block by optimizing the strength of articulated interlocking features created during production. This system will optimize the high compressive strength of manufactured concrete block in robust and easy to install applications. The introduction of vaulted arches, domes, spheres and cylinders made from concrete block will provide great economic value for society and economic growth for the country.This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project will research manufacturing of the interlocking block design on a standard block machine, using a baseline standard mix. The mix design will be changed along 3 variables: (1) amount of cement used; (2) amount of pozzolanic material used ;(3) and size and amounts of aggregate used. These variables will be used to provide high and low settings for a Taguchi array, for analysis of properties measured, including any combined effects. These variables will have the effects of their high and low settings on evaluation of microstructure; examination of the effects of aggregate segregation within the Concrete Manufacturing Unit (CMU) at critical locations; and evaluation of how microstructure varies with cement type and cement content. This will be achieved by taking a critical piece of the interlocking key and keyway features mechanical testing rig. The results of this testing will allow a statistical analysis of stress concentration as a function of 3 variables on mold-filling. This data will determine the properties of bend strength and crack growth at the critical location within the CMU's. This information will allow the block-maker to implement any slight adjustment to their concrete mix design to ensure optimum block strength.
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