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Wpływ rodzaju gliny i zawartości cementu na wytrzymałość na ściskanie ziemi ubijanej

Narloch P. L., Woyciechowski P., Jęda P.

Fizyka Budowli w Teorii i Praktyce

2015

T. 7, nr 4

17--22

W niniejszym artykule opisano wyniki badania wytrzymałości na ściskanie próbek ziemi ubijanej różniących się między sobą rodzajem gliny użytej do mieszanki oraz zawartością stabilizatora w postaci cementu portlandzkiego CEM I 42,5R. Badania oraz analiza wyników została oparta na zagranicznej literaturze, normie nowozelandzkiej NZS 4298:1998, normie amerykańskiej NMAC14.7.4 oraz archiwalnych polskich normach branżowych z lat 60. XX wieku, dotyczących budownictwa z gliny.

The article describes the results of research on the compressive strength of rammed earth samples that differed from each other with regards to the type of loam used for the mixture and the amount of the stabilizer. Portland cement CEM I 42,5R was used as the stabilizer. The research and the analysis of the results were based on foreign publications, the New Zealand norm NZS 4298:1998, the American standard NMAC14.7.4 and archival Polish standards from the 1960’s that dealt with earth material.

The influence of loam type and cement content of the compressive strength of rammed earth

Narloch P. L., Woyciechowski P., Jęda P.

Archives of Civil Engineering

2015

Vol. 61, nr 1

73--88

Currently, a worldwide dynamic rise of interest in using soil as a construction material can be observed. This trend is evident in the rapid rise of the amount of standards that deal with soil techniques. In 2012 the number of standards was larger by one third than five years prior. To create a full standardization of the rammed earth technique it is necessary to take into account the diversity of used soil and stabilizing additives. The proportion of the components, the process of element production and the research methods must also be made uniform. The article describes the results of research on the compressive strength of rammed earth samples that differed from each other with regards to the type of loam used for the mixture and the amount of the stabilizer. The stabilizer used was Portland cement CEM I 42.5R. The research and the analysis of the results were based on foreign publications, the New Zealand standard NZS 4298:1998, the American Standard NMAC14.7.4 and archival Polish Standards from the 1960’s that dealt with earth material.