Strength and Durability Investigation Cement Mortar Partially Replaced with Nanoclay and Carbon Nano Fibers
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Nanotechnology (nanotech) is the manipulation of matter on an atomic molecular and
supramolecular scale . The introduction of nanotechnology represent a revolution that is responsible
for the development of high performance and long lasting products and processes within on ideal
context of sustainable development. It will affect almost every aspect of one’s life. In comparison to
other technologies, nanotechnology is mush less well defined and well structured. Nanotechnology
is on emerging field by science related to the understanding & control of matter at the nanoscale
i.e.dimension between approx 1 and 100 nm. Nanotechnology encompasses nanoscale science,
engineering and technology that involve imaging, measuring, modeling and manipulating matter at
this length scale. ‘Nano’ means 1 billionth or 9 10
.Use of nanoclay in this field proves to be a great
enrichment to the cement mortar to improve its properties. Nanoclay helps to make mortar a
multipurpose smart functional material. The use of nanoclay is used to increase the strength and
durability of cementitious composites as well as for pollution reduction, Production of thermal
insulation materials with a performance ten times commercial current options, Production of cheap
corrosion free steel.Production of nanosensors and materials with sensing ability and self- repairing
ability
The basic objective of the study is to to investigates the optimized level of reinforcing
cement mortar with nano material in small varying proportions &to investigate the effect of carbon
nano fiber replacement level on compressive strength of mortar by conducting compressive strength
and flexural test. To investigate the effect of carbon nano fiber replacement level on durability by
conducting water absorption test and acid resistance test.To investigate the effect of carbon nano
fiber replacement level against sulphuric acid and nitric acid attack.
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M.E. (Structural Engineering)
