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Comparative study of epoxy and polyester resin-based polymer concretes

International Journal of Adhesion and Adhesives, 1987
Abstract This paper presents a comparative evaluation of two types of polymer concretes, prepared with two different polymer binders (epoxy and polyester resins) with identical aggregate in both cases (crushed quartzite and silica sand). Comparison is also made with a conventional cement concrete.
P. Mani, A.K. Gupta, S. Krishnamoorthy
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Engineering Properties of Epoxy Resins Used as Concrete Adhesives

ACI Materials Journal, 1996
Some mechanical properties of two commercial bulk-hardened epoxy adhesives were examined to update and complement existing data on these materials. Results revealed that cured epoxy adhesives possess higher tensile and shear strength than portland cement concrete and much-reduced Young's and shear moduli.
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An innovative high performance pervious concrete with polyester and epoxy resins

Construction and Building Materials, 2019
Abstract Pervious concrete (PC) has been detecting application in pavement and concrete structures such as dams, small retaining walls, and etc during the past decades. Also, in recent years, the types of resins have been introduced to apply in concrete owing to the enhancing in mechanical and durability characteristics.
Mojtaba Tabatabaeian, Alireza Khaloo, Hooman Khaloo   +2 more
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Full-temperature performance characterisation of super tough resin concrete for steel bridge deck paving

International Journal of Pavement Engineering
The severe service environment of steel bridges put forward strict requirements for the deck pavement, especially the flexibility of paving materials. In this study, a new super tough resin-based concrete (STRC) was introduced and a comparative study of ...
Yajin Han, Jiwang Jiang, Jiahao Tian, Jitong Ding, Qipeng Zhang, Fujian Ni   +5 more
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Thermal Deformation of Machine Tool Structures Using Epoxy Resin Concrete

1986
Recently, resin concrete is used in machine tool structures in order to improve the dynamic properties and to reduce the lead time of producing. It has been, however, pointed out by MTIRA that the composite structure made of steel combined with resin concrete is inferior to the structure made of conventional material in the thermal deformation. In this
I. Tanabe, K. Takada, M. Tsutsumi
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Effect of epoxy resin surface-modified techniques on recycled coarse aggregate and recycled aggregate concrete

Journal of Building Engineering, 2023
Wenze Geng, Chunguang Li, Deliang Zeng, Jiayou Chen, Hongtao Wang, Zhenzhong Liu, Longcheng Liu   +6 more
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Effects of adhesive layer thickness on the fracture properties of a concrete-epoxy resin interface

Theoretical and applied fracture mechanics (Print), 2023
Ying Yu, Kunsong He, Z. Hang, Wen Liu, Wei Zhao   +4 more
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Mechanical Model and Performance Analysis New Epoxy Resin Concrete

Dynamic Systems and Applications, 2020
Jin Yujie, Zhao Yi, Xie Xinying, Cai Jingwei   +3 more
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Novel conductive wearing course using a graphite, carbon fiber, and epoxy resin mixture for active de-icing of asphalt concrete pavement

, 2021
Cheng Li, Hao Ge, Daquan Sun, Xu-hong Zhou   +3 more
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Anti-corrosion and wear-resistant coating of waterborne epoxy resin by concrete- like three-dimensional functionalized framework fillers

, 2021
Chijia Wang, Wang Zihua, Shupei Liu, Hongxin Luo, Weihao Fan, Zhanjian Liu, Fatang Liu, Huaiyuan Wang   +7 more
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