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E-raamat: New Materials in Civil Engineering

Edited by Nagesh R. Iyer (Fellow of t), Edited by Dookie Kim (Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Kongju National University, Republic of Korea), Edited by Sandeep Chaudhary, Edited by Pijush Samui (Associate Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology Patna, Patna, Bihar, India)

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New Materials in Civil Engineering provides engineers and scientists with the tools and methods needed to meet the challenge of designing and constructing more resilient and sustainable infrastructures. This book is a valuable guide to the properties, selection criteria, products, applications, lifecycle and recyclability of advanced materials. It presents an A-to-Z approach to all types of materials, highlighting their key performance properties, principal characteristics and applications. Traditional materials covered include concrete, soil, steel, timber, fly ash, geosynthetic, fiber-reinforced concrete, smart materials, carbon fiber and reinforced polymers. In addition, the book covers nanotechnology and biotechnology in the development of new materials.

Covers a variety of materials, including fly ash, geosynthetic, fiber-reinforced concrete, smart materials, carbon fiber reinforced polymer and waste materials
Provides a “one-stop resource of information for the latest materials and practical applications
Includes a variety of different use case studies

List of Contributors

xvii

1 An overview of cementitious construction materials

(64)

Nagesh R. Iyer

1.1 Cement and concrete

(9)

1.2 High-performance concrete

(3)

1.3 Geopolymer concrete

(3)

1.4 Fiber-reinforced concrete

(7)

1.5 Fiber-reinforced concrete polymer composites

(2)

1.6 Lightweight concrete

(15)

1.7 Ultrahigh-strength concrete

(10)

1.8 Biomimetics and bacterial concrete

(15)

Acknowledgments

(1)

References

(4)

2 Computational intelligence for modeling of pavement surface characteristics

(14)

Behrouz Mataei

Fereidoon Moghadas Nejad

Hamzeh Zakeri

Amir H. Gandomi

2.1 Introduction

(2)

2.2 Computational intelligence methods

(8)

2.3 Conclusion

(4)

References

(1)

Further reading

(2)

3 Computational intelligence for modeling of asphalt pavement surface distress

(38)

Sajad Ranjbar

Fereidoon Moghadas Nejad

Hamzeh Zakeri

Amir H. Gandomi

3.1 Introduction

(1)

3.2 CI methods

(4)

3.3 Methodology and application

(13)

3.4 Application of CI frameworks in PMS

(5)

3.5 Conclusion

102

(15)

References

104

(13)

4 Expanded polystyrene geofoam

117

(38)

S.N. Moghaddas Tafreshi

S.M. Amin Ghotbi Siabil

A.R. Dawson

4.1 Introduction

117

(3)

4.2 EPS properties

120

(11)

4.3 EPS in embankments

131

(7)

4.4 EPS in bridge abutments and retaining structures

138

(6)

4.5 EPS in utility protection

144

(5)

4.6 EPS in other uses

149

(1)

4.7 Conclusions

150

(5)

References

151

(4)

5 Recycling of industrial wastes for value-added applications in clay-based ceramic products: a global review (2015--19)

155

(66)

M. Contreras

M.J. Gazquez

M. Romero

J.P. Bolivar

5.1 Introduction

155

(3)

5.2 Industrial waste materials as aggregate in clay ceramics

158

(6)

5.3 Review of studies into the incorporation of waste materials in brick making

164

(44)

5.4 Discussion

208

(13)

References

209

(12)

6 Emerging advancement of fiber-reinforced polymer composites in structural applications

221

(52)

Kishore Kumar Mahato

Krishna Dutta

Bankim Chandra Ray

6.1 Introduction

221

(3)

6.2 Assessment of fiber-reinforced polymer composites by mechanical, chemical, and thermal behaviors

224

(9)

6.3 Evaluation of special structural properties

233

(8)

6.4 Environmental durability of fiber-reinforced polymer composites in civil structures

241

(20)

6.5 Conclusions and future perspectives

261

(12)

Acknowledgment

262

(1)

References

262

(11)

7 Fiber-reinforced concrete and ultrahigh-performance fiber-reinforced concrete materials

273

(42)

Francesco Micelli

Angela Renni

Abdou George Kandalaft

Sandro Mow

7.1 Fiber-reinforced concrete

273

(21)

7.2 Ultrahigh-performance concrete ultrahigh-performance fiber-reinforced concrete

294

(21)

References

310

(5)

8 The superplasticizer effect on the Theological and mechanical properties of self-compacting concrete

315

(18)

Mouhcine Ben Aicha

8.1 Introduction

315

(1)

8.2 Chemical structure of superplasticizers

315

(3)

8.3 Action mechanisms of superplasticizers

318

(3)

8.4 Superplasticizer effect on cement paste

321

(3)

8.5 Superplasticizer effects on concrete rheology

324

(2)

8.6 Superplasticizer effect on concrete compressive strength

326

(1)

8.7 Conclusion

327

(6)

References

328

(5)

9 Trends and perspectives in the use of timber and derived products in building facades

333

(42)

Anna Sandak

Marcin Brzezicki

Jakub Sandak

9.1 Introduction

333

(2)

9.2 Biobased facade materials

335

(13)

9.3 Trends and perspectives

348

(21)

9.4 Conclusions

369

(6)

Acknowledgment

370

(1)

References

370

(5)

10 Dynamic response of laminated composite plates fitted with piezoelectric actuators

375

(20)

S.K. Sahu

A. Gupta

E.V. Prasad

10.1 Introduction

375

(3)

10.2 Formulation

378

(5)

10.3 Linear static analysis of cross-ply laminated plates

383

(1)

10.4 Dynamic and transient analyses

383

(1)

10.5 Nonlinear vibration analysis of composite plates embedded with piezoelectric materials

384

(8)

10.6 Conclusion

392

(3)

References

392

(3)

11 Functional nanomaterials and their applications toward smart and green buildings

395

(40)

Kwok Wei Shah

Ghasan Fahim Huseien

Teng Xiong

11.1 Introduction

395

(1)

11.2 Sustainability of traditional ordinary Portland cement-based concrete

396

(2)

11.3 Self-healing concrete

398

(12)

11.4 Nanomaterials

410

(3)

11.5 Nanomaterial-based self-healing concrete

413

(6)

11.6 Sustainability of nanomaterial-based self-healing concrete

419

(1)

11.7 Advantages and disadvantages of nanomaterials for self-healing concrete

420

(1)

11.8 Economy of nanomaterial-based self-healing concretes

420

(1)

11.9 Environmental suitability and safety features of nanomaterial-based concretes

421

(1)

11.10 Conclusions

422

(13)

References

423

(12)

12 Production of sustainable concrete composites comprising waste metalized plastic fibers and palm oil fuel ash

435

(24)

Hossein Mohammadhosseini

Mahmood Md. Tahir

Rayed Alyousef

Hisham Alabduljabbar

12.1 Introduction

435

(2)

12.2 Waste metalized plastic fibers

437

(2)

12.3 Concrete incorporating waste metalized plastic fibers

439

(15)

12.4 Applications

454

(1)

12.5 Conclusions

454

(5)

References

455

(4)

13 Alkali-activated concrete systems: a state of art

459

(34)

R. Manjunath

Mattur C. Narasimhan

13.1 Introduction

459

(1)

13.2 Geopolymers and alkali-activated cementitious systems

460

(3)

13.3 Requirements for alkali activation of ground granulated blast furnace slag

463

(1)

13.4 Alkali-activated slag systems

463

(1)

13.5 Effect of dosage and modulus of activator solutions

464

(1)

13.6 Workability and strength characteristics of geopolymers and alkali-activated composites

465

(4)

13.7 Alkali-activated composites with alternative binders

469

(2)

13.8 Alkali-activated composites with different activators

471

(1)

13.9 Alkali-activated composites with alternative aggregates

472

(1)

13.10 Durability studies on alkali-activated composites

473

(2)

13.11 Elevated-temperature performance of alkali-activated composites

475

(2)

13.12 Behaviour of alkali-activated composites incorporated with fibers

477

(2)

13.13 Behaviour of rebar-reinforced structural elements made from alkali-activated concrete mixes

479

(1)

13.14 Summary of alkali-activated composite systems

480

(2)

13.15 Future trends for AA composites----research needs

482

(11)

References

482

(11)

14 Porous concrete pavement containing nanosilica from black rice husk ash

493

(36)

Ramadhansyah Putra Jaya

14.1 Introduction

493

(3)

14.2 Literature review

496

(3)

14.3 Materials

499

(2)

14.4 Experimental plan

501

(11)

14.5 Results and discussions

512

(11)

14.6 Conclusions

523

(6)

Acknowledgment

523

(1)

References

523

(6)

15 Porous alkali-activated materials

529

(36)

Priyadharshini Perumal

Tero Luukkonen

Harisankar Sreenivasan

Paivo Kinnunen

Mirja Illikainen

15.1 Introduction

529

(1)

15.2 Porous alkali-activated materials

530

(11)

15.3 Characterization of porosity in alkali-activated materials

541

(5)

15.4 Properties of porous alkali-activated materials

546

(3)

15.5 Functional properties and applications

549

(5)

15.6 Conclusions

554

(11)

Acknowledgments

555

(1)

References

555

(10)

16 Lightweight cement-based materials

565

(26)

Teresa M. Pique

Federico Giurich

Christian M. Martin

Florencia Spinazzola

Diego G. Manzanal

16.1 Introduction

565

(1)

16.2 Lightweight/low-strength aggregates

566

(9)

16.3 Lightweight/high-strength aggregates

575

(5)

16.4 Extenders

580

(6)

16.5 Outlook and future trends

586

(5)

References

587

(4)

17 Development of alkali-activated binders from sodium silicate powder produced from industrial wastes

591

(22)

Parthiban Kathirvel

17.1 Introduction

591

(1)

17.2 Alternative for Portland cement

592

(1)

17.3 Alkaline activators

593

(1)

17.4 Waste glass

594

(3)

17.5 Silica fume

597

(1)

17.6 Rice husk ash

597

(5)

17.7 Sugarcane bagasse ash

602

(3)

17.8 Other materials

605

(1)

17.9 Cost analysis

606

(3)

17.10 Summary and conclusions

609

(4)

References

609

(4)

18 Innovative cement-based materials for environmental protection and restoration

613

(30)

Hosam M. Saleh

Samir B. Eskander

18.1 Introduction

613

(4)

18.2 Innovative cement-based material

617

(19)

18.3 Conclusions

636

(7)

References

638

(5)

19 Comparative effects of using recycled CFRP and GFRP fibers on fresh- and hardened-state properties of self-compacting concretes: a review

643

(14)

M. Mastali

Z. Abdollahnejad

A. Dalvand

A. Sattarifard

Mirja Illikainen

19.1 Introduction

643

(2)

19.2 Experimental plan

645

(2)

19.3 Results and discussion

647

(3)

19.4 Analysis

650

(2)

19.5 Conclusions

652

(5)

References

654

(3)

20 Corrosion inhibitors for increasing the service life of structures

657

(20)

B. Bhuvaneshwari

A. Selvaraj

Nagesh R. Iyer

20.1 Introduction

657

(1)

20.2 What is corrosion?

658

(2)

20.3 Severity of corrosion

660

(1)

20.4 Concrete corrosion inhibitors

661

(2)

20.5 Limitation of inhibitors

663

(1)

20.6 Mechanism of inhibition

664

(1)

20.7 Techniques to assess inhibitor performances

665

(1)

20.8 Concrete corrosion assessing techniques

666

(2)

20.9 Surface characterization of the metals/rebars after corrosion

668

(1)

20.10 Corrosion product analysis techniques

668

(2)

20.11 Durability studies of concrete with admixtures

670

(3)

20.12 Conclusion

673

(4)

Acknowledgments

673

(1)

References

673

(4)

21 Use of fly ash for the development of sustainable construction materials

677

(14)

Sanchit Gupta

Sandeep Chaudhary

21.1 Introduction

677

(1)

21.2 Sustainable development of fly ash utilization

678

(1)

21.3 Characterization of fly ash

679

(2)

21.4 Fly ash applications

681

(1)

21.5 Developments in industrial fly ash applications

682

(4)

21.6 Conclusions

686

(5)

References

687

(4)

22 An innovative and smart road construction material: thermochromic asphalt binders

691

(26)

Henglong Zhang

Zihao Chen

Chongzheng Zhu

Chuanwen Wei

22.1 Introduction

691

(2)

22.2 Three-component organic reversible thermochromic materials

693

(6)

22.3 The performance characterization of thermochromic asphalt binders

699

(14)

22.4 The adjustment of bituminous pavement temperature

713

(1)

22.5 Recommendations for future research and applications

714

(3)

References

715

(2)

23 Resin and steel-reinforced resin used as injection materials in bolted connections

717

(28)

Haohui Xin

Martin Nijgh

Milan Veljkovic

23.1 Introduction

717

(4)

23.2 Computational homogenization

721

(1)

23.3 Experiments

722

(11)

23.4 Numerical simulation of resin

733

(1)

23.5 Numerical simulation of steel-reinforced resin

734

(7)

23.6 Conclusions

741

(4)

References

743

(2)

24 Swelling behavior of expansive soils stabilized with expanded polystyrene geofoam inclusion

745

(32)

S. Selvakumar

B. Soundara

24.1 Effect of geobeads inclusion

745

(10)

24.2 Effect of the geofoam granules column

755

(19)

24.3 Conclusions

774

(3)

Acknowledgments

774

(1)

References

775

(2)

25 New generation of cement-based composites for civil engineering

777

(20)

Danna Wang

Wei Zhang

Baoguo Han

25.1 Introduction

777

(1)

25.2 Smart and multifunctional cement-based composites

778

(6)

25.3 Nanocement-based composites

784

(5)

25.4 Conclusions

789

(8)

Acknowledgments

790

(1)

References

790

(7)

26 Potential use of recycled aggregate as a self-healing concrete carrier

797

(28)

Chao Liu

Zhenyuan Lv

26.1 Introduction

797

(5)

26.2 Self-healing concrete materials

802

(3)

26.3 Method and results

805

(12)

26.4 Effect of recycled aggregate in self-healing concrete

817

(3)

26.5 Outlook

820

(5)

References

821

(4)

27 Self-healing concrete

825

(32)

Xu Huang

Sakdirat Kaewunruen

27.1 Introduction

825

(3)

27.2 Materials and methods

828

(7)

27.3 Results

835

(16)

27.4 Discussion

851

(2)

27.5 Conclusion

853

(4)

Acknowledgments

854

(1)

Author contributions

854

(1)

Conflicts of interest

854

(1)

References

854

(3)

28 Equations for prediction of rubberized concrete compressive strength: a literature review

857

(20)

Marijana Hadzima-Nyarko

Ivana Milicevic

28.1 Introduction

857

(1)

28.2 Literature review

858

(1)

28.3 Database description

859

(5)

28.4 Expressions for compressive strength in the literature

864

(1)

28.5 Expressions for compressive strength of concrete

865

(4)

28.6 Comparison of existing expressions

869

(3)

28.7 Conclusion

872

(5)

Acknowledgment

872

(1)

References

872

(5)

29 Influence of cobinders on durability and mechanical properties of alkali-activated magnesium aluminosilicate binders from soapstone

877

(20)

Z. Abdollahnejad

M. Mastali

F. Rahim

Tero Luukkonen

Paivo Kinnunen

Mirja Illikainen

29.1 Introduction

877

(1)

29.2 Experimental plan

878

(6)

29.3 Results and discussion

884

(8)

29.4 Conclusions

892

(5)

Acknowledgment

894

(1)

References

894

(3)

30 Fly ash utilization in concrete tiles and paver blocks

897

(22)

S.K. Sahu

S. Kamalakkannan

P.K. Pati

30.1 Introduction

897

(3)

30.2 Experimental procedure

900

(5)

30.3 Results and discussion

905

(10)

30.4 Conclusion

915

(4)

References

916

(3)

31 Problems in short-fiber composites and analysis of chopped fiber-reinforced materials

919

(126)

Wahid Monfared

31.1 Introduction

919

(14)

31.2 Analytical methods

933

(21)

31.3 Numerical methods

954

(19)

31.4 Experimental methods

973

(17)

31.5 Constitutive and fundamental researches

990

(2)

31.6 Solved problems

992

(53)

References

1035

(10)

Index

1045

Dr. Samui is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at NIT Patna, India. He received his PhD in Geotechnical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, India, in 2008. His research interests include geohazard, earthquake engineering, concrete technology, pile foundation and slope stability, and application of AI for solving different problems in civil engineering. Dr. Samui is a repeat Elsevier editor but also a prolific contributor to journal papers, book chapters, and peer-reviewed conference proceedings.

Dookie Kim is a Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Kongju National University ,1223-24 Cheonan-daero, 31080, Republic of Korea. Professor Kim has a broad experience in structural dynamics. He published journal articles, conference papers, book chapters and 2 books. Dr. Nagesh R. Iyer is a Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering and is currently Dean of (Infrastructure, Planning and Support) and Visiting Professor, at the Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad. He was formerly Director of CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Centre and Coordinating Director of CSIR Madras Complex. Concurrently he held the posts of Acting Director and Distinguished Emeritus Professor at the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (AcSIR). He has over 44 years of experience in the computer-aided analysis and design of complex and large structures which include infrastructural facilities. Prof. Sandeep Chaudhary is currently working as Professor in the Discipline of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Indore, India. Before joining IIT Indore, he served as a faculty member in different capacities at MNIT Jaipur, India, for more than twenty years. His research group carries out both analytical and experimental studies, which range from microstructure studies to full-scale. He has Chaired Technical Committee 1: Design” of the Asian Concrete Federation for three years and is presently heading Standing Committee 1 (SC1): Design” of the Asian Concrete Federation.

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