CA2968058A1 - Jute fiber reinforced polymer composite material - Google Patents
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Abstract
A new low-cost and corrosion-resistant fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite material is disclosed. This is an environmentally friendly green material. This new material can be used both as an externally bonded (EB) or a near-surface-mounted (NSM) method in the construction of structures and in the manufacturing of items. This new material can be prestressed to achieve the full strength and less deflection in the structure. The reinforcing fiber in this new material is jute along with some other natural fiber components. The binding agent can be any epoxy (thermosetting or thermoplastic), phenolic, polyester or vinylester resins. The new material shall be in the form of rectangular cross-section plates, circular cross-section round bars (smooth, deformed or sandblasted), sheets, stirrups, anchor bolts and any other forms.
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A new low-cost and corrosion-resistant jute fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite material is disclosed. This new material can be used both as an externally bonded (EB) or a near-surface-mounted (NSM) method in the construction of structures and in the manufacturing of items. This new material can be prestressed to achieve the full strength and less deflection in the structure. The reinforcing fiber in this new material is jute along with some other natural fiber components. The binding agent can be any epoxy (thermosetting or thermoplastic), phenolic, polyester or vinylester resins. The new material shall be in the form of rectangular cross-section plates, circular cross-section round bars (smooth, deformed or sandblasted), sheets, stirrups, anchor bolts and any other forms. The reinforcing fiber in this new material is jute along with some other natural fiber (e.g.
cotton) components. The binding agent can be any epoxy (thermosetting or thermoplastic), phenolic, polyester, vinylester resins or any other resins. The new material shall be in the form of rectangular cross-section plates (0.10 mm to 200 mm thick and 5 mm to 2,000 mm wide), circular cross-section round bars (2 mm to 200 mm diameter), sheets or wraps, stirrups, anchor bolts and any other geometric forms. In case of plates, one surface of the material may have a rougher surface than the other side. This will provide additional friction when it will be in contact with concrete.
In case of a round bar, there can be surface deformations (grooves or additional epoxy layer) or sandblasting in order to increase the friction between the round bar and the surrounding concrete.
In order to increase the durability, stiffness and strength, a small amount of steel fibers or another metal (e.g. copper, aluminum) fibers may be added in this material. In order to make this material resistant from acid attack, alkali attack and sulphate attack and to add stability in the material, a filler material may be added in this material.
A new low-cost and corrosion-resistant jute fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite material is disclosed. This new material can be used both as an externally bonded (EB) or a near-surface-mounted (NSM) method in the construction of structures and in the manufacturing of items. This new material can be prestressed to achieve the full strength and less deflection in the structure. The reinforcing fiber in this new material is jute along with some other natural fiber components. The binding agent can be any epoxy (thermosetting or thermoplastic), phenolic, polyester or vinylester resins. The new material shall be in the form of rectangular cross-section plates, circular cross-section round bars (smooth, deformed or sandblasted), sheets, stirrups, anchor bolts and any other forms. The reinforcing fiber in this new material is jute along with some other natural fiber (e.g.
cotton) components. The binding agent can be any epoxy (thermosetting or thermoplastic), phenolic, polyester, vinylester resins or any other resins. The new material shall be in the form of rectangular cross-section plates (0.10 mm to 200 mm thick and 5 mm to 2,000 mm wide), circular cross-section round bars (2 mm to 200 mm diameter), sheets or wraps, stirrups, anchor bolts and any other geometric forms. In case of plates, one surface of the material may have a rougher surface than the other side. This will provide additional friction when it will be in contact with concrete.
In case of a round bar, there can be surface deformations (grooves or additional epoxy layer) or sandblasting in order to increase the friction between the round bar and the surrounding concrete.
In order to increase the durability, stiffness and strength, a small amount of steel fibers or another metal (e.g. copper, aluminum) fibers may be added in this material. In order to make this material resistant from acid attack, alkali attack and sulphate attack and to add stability in the material, a filler material may be added in this material.
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What is claimed is:
1. The reinforcing fiber in this new material is jute along with some other natural fiber (e.g.
cotton) components.
cotton) components.
2. The binding agent can be any epoxy,(thermosetting or thermoplastic), phenolic, polyester, vinylester resins or any other resins.
3. The new material shall be in the form of rectangular cross-section plates (0.10 mm to 200 mm thick and 5 mm to 2,000 mm wide), circular cross-section round bars (2 mm to 200 mm diameter), sheets or wraps, stirrups, anchor bolts and any other geometric forms.
4. In case of plates, one surface of the material may have a rougher surface than the other side. This will provide additional friction when it will be in contact with concrete.
5. In case of a round bar, there can be surface deformations (grooves or additional epoxy layer) or sandblasting in order to increase the friction between the round bar and the surrounding concrete.
6. In order to increase the durability, stiffness and strength, a small amount of steel fibers or another metal (e.g. copper, aluminum) fibers may be added in this material.
7. In order to make this material resistant from acid attack, alkali attack and sulphate attack and to add stability in the material, a filler material may be added in this material.
8. This new material can be used both as an externally bonded (EB) or a near-surface-mounted (NSM) method in the construction.
9. This new material can be prestressed to achieve the full strength and less deflection in the structure.
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DE102021126049A1 (en) | 2021-10-07 | 2023-04-13 | Technische Universität Darmstadt, Körperschaft des öffentlichen Rechts | REINFORCEMENT FABRIC FOR A BUILDING COMPONENT |
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DE102021126049A1 (en) | 2021-10-07 | 2023-04-13 | Technische Universität Darmstadt, Körperschaft des öffentlichen Rechts | REINFORCEMENT FABRIC FOR A BUILDING COMPONENT |
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