Self-Insulation Concrete Block Design and Optimized Design Based on Thermal and Mechanical Properties in Severe Cold Zones

Xiao Yan Ding; Yong Lei Luo; Zhong Fan Chen; Ming Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1051.730

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Self-Insulation Concrete Block Design and Optimized Design Based on Thermal and Mechanical Properties in Severe Cold Zones

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This paper designed the self-insulation concrete block meeting the energy-saving standard in northeast severe cold zones and introduced the whole design process of this new self-insulation concrete block. The size of the block is 390mm*280mm*190mm. We designed 15 types of block altogether, used ANSYS finite element software to analyze the combined influence of thermal engineering, mechanics and unit weight, got the best block type Q3 and optimized it twice in mechanical property and thermal performance, made the load-carrying capacity of the self-insulation concrete block tend to be more reasonable, and improved the thermal performance at the same time.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1051)

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Xiao Yan Ding*, Yong Lei Luo, Zhong Fan Chen, Ming Xu

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ANSYS, Mechanical Property, Optimized Design, Self-Insulation Concrete Block, Thermal Performance, Unit Weight

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