Optimization of the mechanical properties of rigid pavement concrete using coca leaves and steel fibers

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https://doi.org/10.51372/gacetatecnica261.6

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concrete mechanical properties, pavement, concrete compressive strength, concrete flexural strength

Abstract

The objective of the study presented here is to optimize the mechanical support characteristics of resistant concrete used in road structures by applying coca leaf ash and steel fiber additives. Therefore, 45 specimens were used for compression resistance, another 45 as beams evaluated in bending, as well as 15 for settlement, in accordance with the provisions of standard E.0.60. On the twenty-eighth day, a maximum stress of 35,53 MPa in compression was achieved for the design made up of 1,75% coca leaf ash and 1,75% steel fibers, while in flexural strength a stress maximum of 5,24 MPa for design 2 made up of steel fibers and 2,50% coca leaf ash, the slump of design 1 made up of 1,75 of steel fiber and coca leaf ashes acquired a slump of 2,83”. The application of this mixture effectively contributes in a different magnitude to the properties evaluated in this study

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Yulifer Pillaca Sicha, Universidad Cesar Vallejo

Yulifer, Pillaca Sicha. Student at César Vallejo University. Lime. Peru. Email: ypillacas@ucvvirtual.edu.pe

Leopoldo Choque Flores, Universidad Cesar Vallejo

Leopoldo, Choque Flores. Doctor in civil engineering. Research professor at the César Vallejo University. Lime. Peru. Email: lchoquef@ucv.edu.pe

Karla Gabriela Gamarra Benavente, Universidad Cesar Vallejo

Karla Gabriela, Gamarra Benavente. Civil engineer from César Vallejo University. Lime. Peru. Email: kgamarrab@ucvvirtual.edu.pe

Andrew Stwars Sánchez Chávez, Universidad Cesar Vallejo

Andrew Stwars, Sánchez Chávez. Civil engineer from César Vallejo University. Lime. Peru. Email: asanchezcha@ucvvirtual.edu.pe

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Published

2024-12-30

How to Cite

Pillaca Sicha, Y., Choque Flores, L., Gamarra Benavente, K. G., & Sánchez Chávez, A. S. (2024). Optimization of the mechanical properties of rigid pavement concrete using coca leaves and steel fibers. Gaceta Técnica, 26(1), 89-108. https://doi.org/10.51372/gacetatecnica261.6

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