Design and Construction of the Slab with Novel Filled Material

Lu Min Wang; Da Ying Zhang; Xing Pei Liang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.168-170.1025

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Design and Construction of the Slab with Novel Filled Material

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A new cast-in-situ slab which is filled with novel filled material (EPS-block) consisting of disused expanded polystyrene plastic granule, cement and building cementing powder is invented. EPS-block with perfect centrosymmetric torus shape is very suitable for filling into two-way slabs. It breaks a new path to use disused expanded polystyrene foam, and reduces environment pollution greatly. Through the practical study of the slab with EPS-block, the appropriate construction method is found out, and the dependable construction technique is afforded for further development of the slab with EPS-block.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 168-170)

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Lu Min Wang, Da Ying Zhang, Xing Pei Liang

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Construction, Disused Expanded Polystyrene, Environment, EPS-Block, Reinforcement

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