Publication detail

Fracture Surfaces of Cement-Based Materials and Porous Rocks Investigated by Confocal Microscopy

FICKER, T.

Original Title

Fracture Surfaces of Cement-Based Materials and Porous Rocks Investigated by Confocal Microscopy

English Title

Fracture Surfaces of Cement-Based Materials and Porous Rocks Investigated by Confocal Microscopy

Type

conference paper

Language

en

Original Abstract

Confocal microscopy is a unique tool for imaging and analysis of fracture surfaces of solid materials. Its valuable capability to create sharp three-dimensional digital maps of solid surfaces is a significant research instrument for investigation of the relations between surface features and volume properties of materials. This contribution deals with such relations and shows that surface roughness of fracture surfaces is closely related to the compressive strength of investigated materials.

English abstract

Confocal microscopy is a unique tool for imaging and analysis of fracture surfaces of solid materials. Its valuable capability to create sharp three-dimensional digital maps of solid surfaces is a significant research instrument for investigation of the relations between surface features and volume properties of materials. This contribution deals with such relations and shows that surface roughness of fracture surfaces is closely related to the compressive strength of investigated materials.

Keywords

Fracture Surfaces; Cement-Based Materials; Porous Rocks; Confocal Microscopy

RIV year

2010

Released

13.09.2010

Publisher

VŠB

Location

Ostrava

ISBN

978-80-248-2256-3

Book

Book of Proceedings - MECHANICAL STRUCTURES AND FOUNDATION ENGINEERING 2010

Issue number

1

Pages from

33

Pages to

36

Pages count

4

Documents

BibTex 


@inproceedings{BUT35182,
  author="Tomáš {Ficker}",
  title="Fracture Surfaces of Cement-Based Materials and Porous Rocks Investigated by Confocal Microscopy",
  annote="Confocal microscopy is a unique tool for imaging and analysis of fracture surfaces of solid materials. Its
valuable capability to create sharp three-dimensional digital maps of solid surfaces is a significant research
instrument for investigation of the relations between surface features and volume properties of materials. This
contribution deals with such relations and shows that surface roughness of fracture surfaces is closely related to the
compressive strength of investigated materials.",
  address="VŠB",
  booktitle="Book of Proceedings - MECHANICAL STRUCTURES AND FOUNDATION ENGINEERING 2010",
  chapter="35182",
  institution="VŠB",
  year="2010",
  month="september",
  pages="33--36",
  publisher="VŠB",
  type="conference paper"
}