12 research outputs found
Flexural Behaviour of Precast Aerated Concrete Panel (PACP) with Added Fibrous Material: An Overview
Full text linkThe usage of precast aerated concrete panel as an IBS system
has become the main alternative to conventional construction system. The
usage of this panel system contributes to a sustainable and environmental
friendly construction. This paper presents an overview of the precast
aerated concrete panel with added fibrous material (PACP). PACP is
fabricated from aerated foamed concrete with added Polypropylene fibers
(PP). The influence of PP on the mechanical properties of PACP are
studied and reviewed from previous research. The structural behaviour of
precast concrete panel subjected to flexure load is also reviewed. It is
found that PP has significant affects on the concrete mixture’s compressive
stregth, tensile strength and flexural strength. It is also found that PP
manage to control the crack propagation in the concrete panel
Feasibility, compressive strength and utilization of redmud in geopolymer concrete for sustainable constructions
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Evaluating plastic shrinkage and permeability of polypropylene fiber reinforced concrete
No full textMechanical and durability properties of geopolymer concrete composite at varying superplasticizer dosage
No full textFlexural performance of reinforced concrete beams made by using recycled block aggregates and fibers
No full textA statistical investigation of different parameters influencing compressive strength of fly ash induced geopolymer concrete
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Sustainable use of fly-ash: Use of gene-expression programming (GEP) and multi-expression programming (MEP) for forecasting the compressive strength geopolymer concrete
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