Coating of a lignocellulosic aggregate with pectin/polyethylenimin mixtures: Effects on flax shive and cement-shive composite properties |
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Authors: | Mahmoud KhazmaAdeline Goullieux,Rose-Marie DheillyMichè le Qué neudec |
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Affiliation: | Equipe IMaP, Unité de Recherche EPROAD, Université de Picardie Jules Verne, 5-7 Rue du Moulin Neuf, 80000 Amiens, France |
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Abstract: | Lignocellulosic lightweight concretes are a potential contributor to sustainable development. However, lignocellulosic aggregates are not always fully compatible with cement matrices leading to setting delays, significant dimensional variations and low mechanical strengths. An aggregate treatment, reducing water absorption and water-soluble molecule release, can avoid or reduce these drawbacks. In this study a coating treatment, using a pectin/polyethylenimin (PP) mixture, was applied to flax shives, which is a lignocellulosic by-product. Before shive coating, a dilution with distilled water or a micro-wave heating were conducted to decrease PP mixture viscosity.The PP treatment involved a decrease in shive water absorption. Compared to standard shive concrete, treated shive concrete exhibited a decrease in setting delay with an increase in cement hydration enthalpy, an increase in mechanical strengths and a significant reduction in dimensional variations. Although a slight increase in thermal conductivity and bulk density was measured, the cement-shive composite obtained still belongs to the insulating concrete category. |
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Keywords: | Flax shives Pectin Polyethylenimin Lightweight concrete Lignocellulosic aggregates Treatment |
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