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Experimental Evaluation of Reinforced Concrete Slab Reinforced by Composite Mortar in terms of Flexural Behavior and Floor Impact Noise Evaluation

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ABSTRACT A total of 13 ferroconcrete slab specimens reinforced by composite mortar were used to conduct a strength performance evaluation with the types of reinforcement and the diameter of wire… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT A total of 13 ferroconcrete slab specimens reinforced by composite mortar were used to conduct a strength performance evaluation with the types of reinforcement and the diameter of wire meshes as its parameters to determine failure modes, ductility and stiffness. A total of six floor impact noise tests based on KS F 2810-2:2012 were performed at the construction site of H apartment complex, which had just completed frame construction. The study used Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate Copolymer (EVA), Expanded Polystyrene (EPS), and Polypropylene (PP) as the reinforcement materials effective against floor impact noise, and employed the grid-shaped steel wire meshes for improving strength performance. The test results showed that in the case of the reinforced slab specimens, there was no detachment of reinforcement materials like the wire meshes and composite mortar thanks to the bonding force of anchor bolts and composite mortar. Under the maximum strength, the EVA-reinforced slab specimen was the most effective by improving the heavyweight floor impact noise by 23% and the lightweight floor impact noise by 12%.

Keywords: composite mortar; impact noise; floor impact; evaluation

Journal Title: Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
Year Published: 2019

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