The present invention relates to the field of waste concrete recycling technologies, and more particularly, to a prefabricated superimposed recycle lump concrete slab and a construction method thereof.
Construction industrialization is one of the development trends of contemporary construction technology. Compared with a cast-in-situ concrete structure, a prefabricated concrete structure has the advantages of industrialized production, few wet constructions on-site, fast construction speed, energy conservation, etc. As an assembled monolithic member with excellent integrity, the prefabricated superimposed concrete slab has been widely used in prefabricated construction. Meanwhile, since the exploitation of natural sand and gravel damages the environment and the natural resources are decreasing day by day, the recycling of waste concrete, as a precious “special resource”, has attracted extensive attention at home and abroad. Compared with recycled aggregates, the use of demolished concrete lumps with a larger size can greatly simplify the recycling process of the waste concrete, and meanwhile, the use of the demolished concrete lumps as concrete instead of the aggregates can also significantly reduce the consumption of cement, which has more obvious environmental protection benefits. However, the demolished concrete lumps cannot be used in a traditional prefabricated superimposed concrete slab due to the large size, and this problem needs to be solved urgently. The present invention allows the demolished concrete lumps to protrude from a fresh concrete while increasing a surface roughness of the prefabricated superimposed concrete slab, which is an effective way to solve this problem.
To sum up, the prior art has the problem that the demolished concrete lumps cannot be recycled in the prefabricated superimposed concrete slab due to the large size.
An object of the present invention is to overcome the defects of the prior art, which on one hand allows demolished concrete lumps to protrude from a fresh concrete by a certain height, and limits the height by assembling molds, so that binding of reinforcements on a top of a slab during on-site construction is not affected by the demolished concrete lumps protruding out, so that the problem that the demolished concrete lumps cannot be recycled in a concrete prefabricated superimposed concrete slab due to large size is solved. On the other hand, the demolished concrete lumps protruding out can significantly increase a surface roughness of the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab, thus improving integrity between the slab and a post-casting concrete layer.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a construction method of the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab.
The objects of the present invention are achieved through one of the following technical solutions.
The prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab comprises the fresh concrete, the demolished concrete lumps and a reinforcement fabric at a lower part of the slab. The demolished concrete lumps are mixed with the fresh concrete, gaps between the demolished concrete lumps are filled with the fresh concrete, a ratio of a horizontal projected area of the demolished concrete lumps protruding from the fresh concrete to a surface area of the fresh concrete is no less than 1:3, a protruding height is no more than 25 mm, and the protruding height is controlled by the assembling molds. The assembling molds comprise casting molds and a height-controlling cover plate. Reinforcement-locating slots are reserved on side molds of the casting molds, and a vertical position of the height-controlling cover plate is determined by using screws, position-controlling nuts, and gaskets of different thicknesses, which are located at four corners of the casting molds.
Further, the demolished concrete lumps are lumps formed by crushing waste concrete of old buildings, roads, bridges or dams after removing protective layers and all or a part of reinforcements.
Further, the fresh concrete is a natural aggregate concrete or a recycled aggregate concrete with a compressive strength no less than 25 MPa, and a thickness of the fresh concrete after casting is no less than 60 mm.
Further, a characteristic size of the demolished concrete lumps ranges from 60 mm to 100 mm, and a mass ratio of the demolished concrete lumps to the fresh concrete ranges from 1:3 to 1:1.
Further, the reinforcement fabric at the lower part of the slab is formed by binding two groups of reinforcements which are perpendicular to each other, and a length of the reinforcements protruding from a side surface of the slab is required to meet lapping and anchoring requirements.
A construction method of the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab comprises following steps:
(1) inserting the reinforcements through the reinforcement-locating slots reserved on the side molds of the casting molds, and binding the reinforcements to form the reinforcement fabric at the lower part of the slab;
(2) wetting the demolished concrete lumps in advance, putting the wetted demolished concrete lumps into an empty cavity surrounded by the side molds of the casting molds, and stirring the demolished concrete lumps to make them evenly distributed in the empty cavity;
(3) pouring sufficient fresh concrete into the empty cavity surrounded by the side molds of the casting molds, then placing the height-controlling cover plate on the gasket through the screws from top to bottom, and tightening the position-controlling nuts to prevent the protruding height from exceeding a limit value during vibrating; and
(4) vibrating the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab by using a vibrating table, and then steam curing the slab.
The present invention has the following advantages and effects relative to the prior art.
(1) The demolished concrete lumps are allowed to protrude from the fresh concrete by the certain height, and the height is limited by the assembling molds, so that the binding of reinforcements on the top of the slab during on-site construction is not affected by the demolished concrete lumps protruding out, so that the problem that the demolished concrete lumps cannot be recycled in the prefabricated superimposed concrete slab due to large size is solved.
(2) The demolished concrete lumps protruding from the fresh concrete can significantly increase the surface roughness of the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab, and the integrity between the slab and the post-casting concrete layer can be ensured without a brooming process in a conventional construction process of the prefabricated superimposed concrete slab.
The present invention is further described in details below with reference to the embodiments and the drawings, but the implementation of the present invention is not limited thereto. It should be noted that all the processes hereunder can be implemented by those skilled in the art with reference to the prior art if not specifically described.
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In the embodiment, a width of the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab is 1200 mm, and a span of the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab is 3300 mm. A thickness of the fresh concrete 1 is 100 mm. A characteristic size of the demolished concrete lumps 2 is 60 mm to 100 mm.
In the embodiment, the reinforcement fabric 3 at the lower part of the slab is formed by binding two groups of reinforcements which are perpendicular to each other. The reinforcements in a span direction are Φ10@200, a length of the reinforcements protruding from a side surface of the slab is 150 mm. The reinforcements in a width direction are Φ8@200, the length of the reinforcements protruding from the side surface of the slab is 180 mm.
In the embodiment, a height of the side molds 6 of the casting molds 4 is 100 mm, and a spacing between the reserved reinforcement-locating sltos is 200 mm. After the height-controlling cover plate 5 is positioned, a net spacing between a bottom surface of the height-controlling cover plate 5 and a top surface of the side molds 6 is 25 mm.
A construction method of the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab above comprises the following steps.
(1) Inserting the reinforcements through the reinforcement-locating slots reserved on the side molds 6 of the casting molds 4, and binding the reinforcements to form the reinforcement fabric 3 at the lower part of the slab.
(2) Wetting the demolished concrete lumps 2 in advance, putting the wetted demolished concrete lumps into an empty cavity surrounded by the side molds 6 of the casting molds 4, and stirring the demolished concrete lumps 2 to make them evenly distributed in the empty cavity.
(3) Pouring sufficient fresh concrete 1 into the empty cavity surrounded by the side molds 6 of the casting molds 4, then placing the height-controlling cover plate 5 on the gaskets through the screws 7 from top to bottom, and tightening the position-controlling nuts 8 to prevent the protruding height from exceeding a limit value during vibrating.
(4) Vibrating the prefabricated superimposed recycled lump concrete slab by using a vibrating table, and then steam curing the slab.
According to the method of the present invention, a series of embodiments can also be developed, which do not limit the present invention in any form. Therefore, any other amendment, modification, replacement, combination and simplification made without departing from the spiritual substance and principle of the present invention shall be deemed as equivalent substitute modes, and shall all fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
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