Experimental Study On Bamboo Reinforced Beam
Experimental Study On Bamboo Reinforced Beam
Experimental Study On Bamboo Reinforced Beam
REINFORCED BEAM
GUIDED BY PRESENTED BY
Dr. P. REVATHI P. SIVAGANESH(18CE311)
Assistant Professor II YEAR M.Tech , SE
Dept Of Civil Engineering Dept Of Civil Engineering
PEC PEC
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WHY BRC ?
Bamboo reaches its full growth in just a few months and reaches its
maximum mechanical strength in just few years.
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SOCIETAL VALUE
• This study is the first step towards the development for the future in
concrete technology field. To provide the best facilities at an
economic cost.
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SCOPE
2 to 5% of gross area.
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SELECTION OF BAMBOO
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PREPARATION OF BAMBOO
• Sizing:
Larger culms should be split into splints approximately 3/4 inch
wide. Whole culms less than ¾ inch in diameter can be used
without splitting.
• Seasoning:
The bamboo should be cut and allowed to dry and season for three
to four weeks before using.
• Waterproof Coatings:
Without some type of coating, bamboo will swell before the
concrete has developed sufficient strength to prevent cracking. A
brush coat or dip coat of asphalt emulsion is preferable. Native
latex, coal tar, paint, dilute varnish, and water-glass (sodium
silicate) are other suitable coatings
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DIMENSION OF BAMBOO
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BEAM REINFORCEMENT DETAIL
W
2No. of
Bamboo strips
4No. of
Bamboo
6mm Stirrups
strips
@ 100mm c/c
150mm
100mm
0.5m 0.5m
1m
BRC
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COST ESTIMATION
COARSE FINE
BEAM CEMENT AGGREGATE AGGREGATE STEEL BAMBOO TOTAL
₹ ₹ ₹ ₹ ₹
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RCC 49.84 21.42 21.10 109.20 201.56 ₹
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CRICTICAL SUMMARY
• The aim of the experiment was to assess the feasibility of
the Bamboo as reinforcement in the concrete beam.
• The concrete mix design was proposed using Indian
Standard and the grade is M25.
• Flexural Strength has to be out on reinforced-concrete
beams in which all main bar is replaced by bamboo strips.
• In this present study, area of the bamboo reinforcement is
varied from 2 – 5% of gross area and each of beam size
1000x150x150 mm were cast to study the flexural
strength.
• To determine the tensile strength test, bamboo strips of
length 750 mm and diameter 12mm was used and strips
was tested using Universal testing Machines.
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CRICTICAL SUMMARY
• Properties of bamboo splints as reinforcing material in concrete
elements. (Jenish vagela et., al)
PROPERTIES BAMBOO
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CRICTICAL SUMMARY….
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CRICTICAL SUMMARY….
• The deflection of each specimens will be noted down
with the constant increament of load.
• The load is applied at one points on beam and its
deflection with load will be taken from dial gauge. The
initial crack is noted and their ultimate flexure failure is
noted.(Rama mohan rao)
• The cost effectiveness and cost benefit ratio of replacing
steel by bamboo is too economical. (Francis E. Brink)
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PRELIMINARY TEST
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TEST ON CEMENT
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TEST ON FINE AGGREGATE
M Sand
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TEST ON COARSE AGGREGATE
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WATER ABSORPTION OF
UNTREATED BAMBOO STRIPS
Dry weight (W1) = 240g
Wet weight (W2) = 293g
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DESCRIPTION OF
WORK
Literature Study • Literature study on process
• Specific gravity
Collection and test on material • Sieve analysis
• Water absorption
Casting of beam
Testing of beams
Analysis of results
Conclusion
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BEAM DETAIL
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CALCULATION FOR MIX
DESIGN
•Specific
gravity of material:
Cement = 3.066
Fine Aggregate = 2.65
Course aggregate = 2.63
Mean Strength = fck + ks
= 25+(4×1.65)
= 31.6 N/
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CALCULATION FOR MIX DESIGN
Cement content:
= water content / water cement ratio
= 197/0.42
= 469 kg/m³
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FINAL MASS OF INGREDIENTS
CA 979 kg/m³
FA 656 kg/m³
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WORKPLAN
SCHEDULE
Work Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
Literature
review
Collection
and Test on
material
Casting and
Testing
Result
Analysis
Report
preparation
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REFERENCE
• “Design of reinforced concrete structure” ; N.Subramanian (2001)
• “Indian standard method of test for bamboo” ; IS 6874:2008
• “Indian standard method of test for split bamboo” ; IS 8242:1997
• “Indian standard Specification for Coarse and fine aggregates from
natural sources for concrete” ; IS 383 - 1970
• “Indian standard for Plain and Reinforced Concrete”; IS 456 : 2000
• “Mechanical properties of mild steel and bamboo” ;Patel Pratima A.,
Maiwala Adit R., Gajera Vivek J., Patel Jaymin A., Magdallawala Sunny
(2013)
• “Replacement of Steel by Bamboo Reinforcement” ; Anurag Nayak,
Arehant S Bajaj, Abhishek Jain, Apoorv Khandelwal, Hirdesh Tiwari
(2013)
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REFERENCE
• “ Replacement of Steel by Bamboo Reinforcement” ; Anurag Nayak,
Arehant S Bajaj, Abhishek Jain, Apoorv Khandelwal (2013)
• “Study on mechanical strength of bamboo reinforced concrete
beams”; Prem kumar.V, vasugi.V (2014)
• “To experimental study and use ofbamboo in civil structure as
reinforced concrete”; Sanjeev Gill, Dr Rajiv kumar (2016)
• “Experimental investigation on behavior of bamboo reinforced
concrete member” ; Arpit sethia, vijay baradiya (2014)
• “Experimental Analysis of Bending Stresses in Bamboo Reinforced
Concrete Beam” ; Dinesh Bhondea, Dr P. B. Nagarnaik , Dr D. K.
Parbatc, Dr U. P. Waghed (2014)
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