Ö?ÜTÜLMÜ? BARYT YLE ÜRETYLEN BETONUN BASINÇ DAYANIMI VE FYZYKSEL ÖZELLYKLERYNYN DENEYSEL OLARAK ARA?TIRILMASI

ÖZET Bu çaly?mada, Mu? End. Dy? Ticaret A.?'den temin edilen ö?ütülmü? haldeki barit kullanylarak betonda, basynç dayanymy deneyi ve fiziksel deneyler yapylmy?tyr. Deneyler iki türlü yapylmy?tyr; birinde beton kary?ymyndaki agrega miktary syrasyyla %20, 40, 60, 80 ve %100 azaltylarak yerine ayny oranlarda ö?ütülmü? barit katylyp beton numuneleri hazyrlanmy?tyr. Di?erinde ise ö?ütülmü? barit çimento ile %10, 20, 30, 40 ve 50 oranlarynda yer de?i?tirilerek numuneler hazyrlanmy?tyr. Deneyler sonucunda; normal agrega azaltylyp barit ile ikame edilen betonlarda birim hacim a?yrly?ynyn ve Puls Geçi? Hyzy (PGH) de?erlerinin barit katkysyyla artty?y, basynç dayanymynyn %40 barit ilavesine kadar arty?y ve yüzey sertliklerinin ise dü?tü?ü görülmü?tür. Ayryca barit ile çimento ikamesi deney sonuçlarynda da, ö?ütülmü? barit miktarynyn artmasy ile kuru birim hacim a?yrlyklarynyn do?rusal olarak artty?y, basynç dayanymynyn ise %20 barit tozu ilavesine kadar arty? gösterip daha büyük oranlarda önemli dü?ü?ler oldu?u deneysel olarak gözlenmi?tir.

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF COMPRESSYVE STRENGTH AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE PRODUCED WITH GROUND BARITE

ABSTRACT In this study, compressive strength test and physical tests were made on concrete which was produced by using ground barite provided from Foreign Trade Inc. in Mu? province. Two different procedures were used in the experiments. In the first, concrete samples were prepared by decreasing the amount of aggregate in concrete mix at the rates of 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% and 100%, respectively, and by adding ground barite at the same proportions. In the second, the samples were prepared by substituting cement with ground barite in the mixture at the proportions of 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% and 50%, respectively, in order to understand whether ground barite had binding feature. The results of the first experiment showed that concrete unit weight and Ultrasonic pulse velocity test (PGH) values were increased by the addition of ground barite instead of normal aggregate, whereas surface hardness was decreased. Compressive strength was also increased by the addition of ground barite up to 40%. The second experiment showed that dry unit weight was increased linearly by the increase in the amount of ground barite in the concrete mixture. On the hand, while compressive strength was increased until the addition of ground barite up to 20%, it was observed to decrease by the addition of ground barite at higher proportions.