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Viscoplastic analysis of cementitious extrudates under squeeze flow
Chau C.K.; Li X.; Li Z.
2009-11-01
Source PublicationACI Materials Journal
ISSN0889325X
Volume106Issue:6Pages:493-502
AbstractA successful extrusion of fiber-reinforced cementitious composites requires a thorough understanding and proper design of the rheological properties of extrudates. The squeeze flow test is regarded as an effective method to evaluate the rheological properties of semi-solid-state fresh extrudates. Based on the strain rates derived from a generalized velocity field, the viscoplastic behavior of cementitious extrudates can be analyzed using the von Mises yield criterion combined with the nonlinear Herschel-Bulkley constitutive relationship. As far as the squeezing force is concerned, the theoretical predictions show good agreement with the experimental measurements. It is found that the bulging phenomenon of a specimen during the squeeze flow process can be depicted by the radial velocity component. Moreover, the velocity field of fresh cementitious extrudates under large plastic deformation is obtained. The present viscoplastic analysis of short fiber-reinforced cementitious extrudates under plastic flow is believed to be a promising mathematical tool toward optimization of formulation for the booming extrusion application. Copyright © 2009, American Concrete Institute.
KeywordCementitious composite Extrusion Paste Squeeze flow Viscoplasticity
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Language英語English
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Document TypeJournal article
CollectionUniversity of Macau
AffiliationHong Kong University of Science and Technology
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Chau C.K.,Li X.,Li Z.. Viscoplastic analysis of cementitious extrudates under squeeze flow[J]. ACI Materials Journal, 2009, 106(6), 493-502.
APA Chau C.K.., Li X.., & Li Z. (2009). Viscoplastic analysis of cementitious extrudates under squeeze flow. ACI Materials Journal, 106(6), 493-502.
MLA Chau C.K.,et al."Viscoplastic analysis of cementitious extrudates under squeeze flow".ACI Materials Journal 106.6(2009):493-502.
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