electrically conductive concrete ppt

ELECTRICALLYCONDUCTIVE CONCRETE

SUMITTED BY

RAKESH(131663)RIJUL(131665)RISHABH(131666) SUMITTED TO Mr. RAVINDRA GOLIYA CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

CONTENT1. Introduction.2. Electrical Conductive Concrete.3. Literature Review. 3.1.Technology. 3.2.Working. 3.3.Analysis. 4. Characteristics. 5. Applications. 6. Benefits. 7. Case Study. 8. Conclusion. 9. References.

1. INTRODUCTION

Electrically conductive concrete is an emerging concrete technology.

Conductivity is property of concrete.

Multifunctional material.

Electrically conductive concrete is produced by adding electrically conductive components.

2. ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE CONCRETE

Properties vary with the components.

Cement based composition.

Controlling environmental pollution.

Cost controlling. 1.For electrically conductive concrete. About $250 per snow storm. 2.Fixed Automated Spray Systems. Initial cost of about $600,000.

3. LITERATURE REVIEW Conductive property is the first property.

Resistivity defining its second property.

High conductivity, keeping resistivity as low as possible.

Mechanical strength and durability.

Behaves as a conductor.

3.1 TECHNOLOGY Conventional mixing

techniques.

Aggregates can be largely replaced by carbon or steel fibers.

Achieve conductivity in concrete.

Make a continuous network of conducting path.

Epoxy Coating .

Parameters

Value

Electrical Resistivity (omega – cm)

1 - 40

Compressive Strength (MPa)

30 minimum

Flexural Strength (MPa)

5 - 15

Density (kg/m3)

1450 – 1850

“National Research Council of Canada”

3.2. WORKING Electricity throughout slab.

Current flows due to dielectric breakdown.

Potential drop and current between two electrodes is equal.

Control circuit.

3.3 ANALYSIS Sent 60 volts, temp. risen

64 to 189 Fahrenheit .

De-icing test. Using referrezator.

4. CHARACTERISTICS Conductivity.

Light weighted.

Conventionally mixed.

Thermal stability.

Dark Grey.

5. APPLICATIONS 3.5.1. Electrical Grounding.

1. lightning.

3.5.2 De-Icing.

1. Roadways.

2. Runways.

6. BENEFITS

Excellent mechanical and electrical conductivity properties.

Environmental pollution.

No electric shock hazard.

Economical.

7. CASE STUDY “The Roca Spur Bridge”

150-ft long and 36-ft wide

Three-span Highway Bridge , Roca near U.S. Route 77 South.

Consists of a 115-ft by 28-ft, 4-in thick ECC.

Performance has been satisfactory and consistent for the past five years.

“Nebraska department of road”

8. CONCLUSION High carbon content.

Reduce the problem of de-icing.

Preventing flight delays.

Preventing steel structures .

IRC’s continuing research on conductive concrete . “ National Research Council of Canada”

9. REFERENCES 1) National Research Council of Canada ,2015 Institute for

Research in Construction, 2) Iowa State’s Institute for Transportation, 2015 3) W. HYMERS,1980, SYSTEMS ENGINEER, MARCONI

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS LTD. PUBLICATION 4) D.D.L Chung,2004, University at Baffalo, The State

University of New York. Advancement in Cement Research,2004,16, No. 4,

October,167 176 5)An Environment Friendly Conductive Concrete,2012,

Earth Science Research; Vol. 1, No. 2, ISSN 1927-0542 E-ISSN 927-0550, Published by Canadian

Center of Science and Education 6) Christopher Y. Tuan, 2004, Nebraska Department of Road.