Opportunities and risks of steel fibres in grouted joints

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  • Ludger Lohaus
  • Nick Lindschulte
  • Steffen Anders

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  • Bilfinger SE
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OriginalspracheEnglisch
Titel des SammelwerksEuropean Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010
Seiten2422-2449
Seitenumfang28
PublikationsstatusVeröffentlicht - 2010
VeranstaltungEuropean Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010 - Warsaw, Polen
Dauer: 20 Apr. 201023 Apr. 2010

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NameEuropean Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010
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Grouted Joints are typical means of connecting the supporting structure with the foundation piles of Offshore Wind Energy Converters (OWECs). The resulting gap of two steel pipes with different diameters is filled using a mineral-bound, high strength grout. Because of the special offshore conditions the grout material needs a high reliability and robustness against segregation for the pumping process. Up to now high performance concrete can be used with compressive strength exceeding 100 N/mm2. Because of the brittleness and risk of cracking in case of high performance grout material, discussions have come up in Germany whether to use steel fibres due to their crack-bridging effects. In this paper the opportunities and risks of steel fibres in Grouted Joints are described regarding to their effects on the fresh and hardenend concrete properties as well as the load-deformation behaviour of the construction. It is necessary to balance needs for the controllability of the filling process and the risk of cracking of hardened grout materials with and without fibre reinforcement. To determine the influence of steel fibres on the workability, slump flow tests with and without blocking effects were made. Currently, it is not recommended to use steel fibres for structural purposes. High doses of steel fibres, which produce an identifiable improvement of the load bearing behaviour result in critical problems for the filling process.

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Opportunities and risks of steel fibres in grouted joints. / Lohaus, Ludger; Lindschulte, Nick; Anders, Steffen.
European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010. 2010. S. 2422-2449 (European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010; Band 4).

Publikation: Beitrag in Buch/Bericht/Sammelwerk/KonferenzbandAufsatz in KonferenzbandForschungPeer-Review

Lohaus, L, Lindschulte, N & Anders, S 2010, Opportunities and risks of steel fibres in grouted joints. in European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010. European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010, Bd. 4, S. 2422-2449, European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010, Warsaw, Polen, 20 Apr. 2010.
Lohaus, L., Lindschulte, N., & Anders, S. (2010). Opportunities and risks of steel fibres in grouted joints. In European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010 (S. 2422-2449). (European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010; Band 4).
Lohaus L, Lindschulte N, Anders S. Opportunities and risks of steel fibres in grouted joints. in European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010. 2010. S. 2422-2449. (European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010).
Lohaus, Ludger ; Lindschulte, Nick ; Anders, Steffen. / Opportunities and risks of steel fibres in grouted joints. European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010. 2010. S. 2422-2449 (European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2010, EWEC 2010).
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