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| Kočí, Jan | Prague |
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| Azevedo, Nuno Monteiro |
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Ghiassi, Bahman
University of Birmingham
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Publications (17/17 displayed)
- 2024Synergizing Hybrid Short Fibres and Composite Cements for Sustainable and Efficient Textile-Reinforced Concrete compositescitations
- 2022Development of cost-effective low carbon hybrid textile reinforced concrete for structural or repair applicationscitations
- 2022Preliminary results on natural aging of GFRP-reinforced masonry components exposed to outdoor environmental conditionscitations
- 2022Microfibrillated cellulose as a new approach to develop lightweight cementitious composites: Rheological, Mechanical, and microstructure perspectivescitations
- 2022Cyclic load effects on the bond behavior of textile reinforced mortar (TRM) compositescitations
- 2022Cyclic load effects on the bond behavior of textile reinforced mortar (TRM) compositescitations
- 2021Quick reparation of infills in RC frames after seismic damages – experimental tests on shaking tablecitations
- 2021Aging of lime-based TRM composites under natural environmental conditionscitations
- 2019GEOCON BRIDGE
- 2018CO2 binding capacity of alkali-activated fly ash and slag pastescitations
- 2018On the identification of earlywood and latewood radial elastic modulus of Pinus pinaster by digital image correlation: a parametric analysiscitations
- 2016Development and characterization of novel auxetic structures based on re-entrant hexagon design produced from braided compositescitations
- 2016Development, characterization and analysis of auxetic structures from braided composites and study the influence of material and structural parameterscitations
- 2016Development, characterization and analysis of auxetic structures from braided composites and study the influence of material and structural parameterscitations
- 2014Investigating the durability of FRP-masonry elements immersed in water
- 2013Experimental investigation on the long-term durability of bond between FRP and masonry substrates
- 2012Moisture effects on the bond strength of FRP-masonry elements
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Synergizing Hybrid Short Fibres and Composite Cements for Sustainable and Efficient Textile-Reinforced Concrete composites
Abstract
Under the raising concerns over the environmental impacts of construction materials, including reinforced concrete, there has been a recent growing focus on the application of innovative Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC) composites to the repair of existing deteriorated structures or to developing slender structural components. Aiming to further increase the attractiveness of TRCs, we focus on the development of low-carbon, cost-effective and ductile TRCs from Alkali Resistant (AR)-Glass textiles and composite cements with a focus on the reduction of the clinker content and incorporation of short fibres into the TRC matrix. Quaternary blends of cement and Supplementary Cementitious Materials combined with single and hybrid short fibres of alkali-resistant glass, Polyvinyl alcohol, and polypropylene, are considered for this purpose. The role of these in controlling the post-cracking response, load carrying capacity and mechanical behaviour of TRCs is investigated. These followed by an environmental and cost analysis show that the developed TRCs exhibit significant improvement in ductility and nonlinear response, and reduction in cost and embodied carbon compared to those available in the literature. It is also shown that the hybridisation of short fibres allows manipulating the performance, carbon footprint, and cost of hybrid TRCs.