Plachý Tomáš

Dr. Plachý Tomáš


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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 October 2014 in Cement and Concrete Research
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Václav NežerkaVáclav Nežerka
Václav Nežerka
ZSZ. Slížková
Z. Slížková
PTP. Tesárek
P. Tesárek
PTPlachý Tomáš
Plachý Tomáš
DFD. Frankeová
D. Frankeová
VPV. Petráňová
V. Petráňová

18 May 2022 in Cement and Concrete Composites
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ZPZ. Prošek
Z. Prošek
Václav NežerkaVáclav Nežerka
Václav Nežerka
PTPlachý Tomáš
Plachý Tomáš
MBMartin Bartoš
Martin Bartoš
PTP. Tesárek
P. Tesárek

14 September 2017 in IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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JTJaroslav Topič
Jaroslav Topič
ZPZdeněk Prošek
Zdeněk Prošek
PTPlachý Tomáš
Plachý Tomáš

28 February 2015 in Acta Polytechnica
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JTJaroslav Topič
Jaroslav Topič
ZPZdeněk Prošek
Zdeněk Prošek
KIKateřina Indrová
Kateřina Indrová
PTPlachý Tomáš
Plachý Tomáš
Václav NežerkaVáclav Nežerka
Václav Nežerka
PTPavel Tesárek
Pavel Tesárek
Polymers are used for modification of the cement-based composites and others building materials since the thirties of 20th century. Based on the conclusions of recent studies, it is assumed that even water soluble polymers could be used as an admixture for such modification. Currently, there exist and are exploited several possibilities for polymer modification of mortars, wood-based products or bituminous asphalts. Various options differ in the way of modification, which can be basically applied to the entire volume or just a surface, but also in the form of the polymer used – either in the form of solution or fibers. The aim of our study was to investigate the influence of volume modification by the water soluble polymers, such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), on the properties of cement paste and find an optimum additive. It turned out that the addition of PVA solution into fresh cement paste results in an increase of porosity and therefore a stiffness and compressive strength reduction. On the other hand, the bending strength of PVA-rich specimens was significantly higher and their water absorption decreased, which may consequently result in enhanced frost resistance.

1 January 2017 in Procedia Engineering
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PTPlachý Tomáš
Plachý Tomáš
MPMichal Polak
Michal Polak
PRPavel Ryjáček
Pavel Ryjáček

1 December 2013 in Applied Mechanics and Materials
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MLMartin Lidmila
Martin Lidmila
PTPavel Tesárek
Pavel Tesárek
PTPlachý Tomáš
Plachý Tomáš
ZRZuzana Rácová
Zuzana Rácová
PPPavel Padevět
Pavel Padevět
OZOndřej Zobal
Ondřej Zobal
The environmental awareness and potential cost reduction have promoted the recycling of materials in civil engineering. This paper is dealing with the recycling and secondary use of old concrete railway sleepers for reconstruction of old railway lines. In particular, it is focused on the investigation of material properties of a binder prepared from finely crushed old concrete sleepers. This material could be used for strengthening of subsoil and embankments supporting the railway structures. The study shows that the compressive and bending strength of the investigated material is sufficient for this purpose and that the strength can be further increased by suitable curing conditions. These findings could contribute to the utilization of old concrete sleepers during railway reconstructions and safe money spent for the purchase of new materials and disposal of old sleepers.