Browsing by Subject "Flexural strength"

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  • Vijai, K; Kumutha, R; Vishnuram, BG [Conference-Full-text]
    Due to growing environmental concerns of the cement industry, alternative cement technologies have become an area of increasing interest. It is now believed that new binders are indispensable for enhanced environmental and ...
  • Baskaran, K; Gopinath, K [Conference-Full-text]
    Present study attempted to verify the feasibility of producing cement blocks by partially replacing fine aggregates with carbon black contaminated silica sand (CBCSS), which is a by-product of the tyre manufacturing process. ...
  • Peiris, A; Harik, I [Conference-Full-text]
    Repair and rehabilitation utilizing FRP composites, especially carbon FRP fabric and laminates are becoming the primary choice for strengthening damaged structural components or for upgrading structures. The deployment of ...
  • Jayanath, APL; Gamage, JCPH; Chandrathilaka, ERK [Conference-Abstract]
    A considerable number of tires in worldwide, approach end of their service life each year, and a significant portion of these discarded tires are disposed to the environment by landfilling and tire burning without proper ...
  • Maleesha, RKS; Gamage, JCPH; Chandrathilaka, ERK [Conference-Abstract]
    Developing rubberised concrete (RuC) for structural applications is an excellent solution for the scarcity of natural aggregates and the discharge of rubber waste in bulk volumes into the natural environment. With the ...
  • Premasiri, ESY; Kariapper, ABY; Abeysinghe, AMGGMB; Karunarathne, S [Conference-Full-text]
    Properties of the recycled aggregates and the suitability of the same in structural concrete were studied and compared with those of natural aggregates. The results showed that the particle size distribution of recycled ...
  • Premasiri, ESY; Kariapper, ABY; Abeysinghe, AMGGMB; Karunarathne, S [Conference-Full-text]
    Properties of the recycled aggregates and the suitability of the same in structural concrete were studied and compared with those of natural aggregates. The results showed that the particle size distribution of recycled ...
  • Karunaratne, KK; Santhajeewa, AN; Nanayakkara, D [Conference-Abstract]
    Presently the conventional design methods are used in the design of Random Rubble Masonry (RRM) retaining walls due to lack of knowledge on design strength properties of RRM. Use of conventional methods in design of RRM ...
  • Hemadasa, MBC; Dilrukshi, KGS [Conference-Full-text]
    More than seventy percent of the volume of concrete is occupied by aggregates. AggreSates w^h undesirable qualities will have an adverse effect on durability and structural performance of concrete. Though gneiss is ...
  • Pradhan, SK; Behera, N; Palai, A [Conference-Full-text]
    Pervious concrete is recognised as an environment friendly buildingmaterial to meet the growing demands for pavement infrastructure. It is one of the best practices for storm water management by capturing rain water and ...
  • Premasiri, ESY; Kariapper, ABY; Abeysinghe, AMGGMB; Karunaratne, S [Conference-Full-text]
    Properties of the recycled aggregates and the suitability of the same in structural concrete were studied and compared them with natural aggregates. The results showed that the particle size distribution of recycled ...
  • Premasiri, ESY; Kariapper, ABY; Abeysinghe, AMGGMB; Karunaratne, S []
    Properties of the recycled aggregates and the suitability of the same in structural concrete were studied and compared them with natural aggregates. The results showed that the particle size distribution of recycled ...