Effects of incorporation of construction and demolition residues on the adhesion of coating mortars
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.6008/CBPC2318-3055.2019.001.0009Keywords:
RCD, Mortars, Coating, GripAbstract
The recycling of construction and demolition waste (RCD) is a solution for the conservation of non-renewable natural resources extracted by the construction sector, besides contributing to the reduction of costs and environmental impacts. RCD can be used in the form of recycled aggregates, in partial or total replacement to natural aggregates used in concrete and mortar to meet the needs of the construction industry. With regard to coating mortars, the main property to be evaluated is the adhesion with the substrate. Thus, the objective of this work was to evaluate the effects of replacing the small aggregate by recycled aggregate on the consistency and tensile strength of mixed coating mortars. The RCD samples were collected in a vacant lot in the city of Porto Nacional (TO), then classified and ground. Characterization tests were carried out in order to allow the use of the material as minute aggregate. The results of the bond strength test, obtained for different types of recycled aggregate (ceramic, cement and mixture of both), were compared in order to determine the performance of the different mortars evaluated. The methodology used followed the procedures defined by ABNT standards.
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