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- 2024Utilization of air granulated basic oxygen furnace slag as a binder in belite calcium sulfoaluminate cement: A sustainable alternativecitations
- 2023Carbon fibers' percolation in smart cementitious materials considering sand characteristicscitations
- 2023RILEM TC 266-MRP: round-robin rheological tests on high performance mortar and concrete with adapted rheology—rheometers, mixtures and procedurescitations
- 2023The Influence of Biochar on the Flow Properties, Early Hydration, and Strength Evolution of Pastecitations
- 2023RILEM TC 266-MRP - Round-Robin Rheological Tests on High Performance Mortar and Concrete with Adapted Rheology: Evaluating Structural Build-up at Rest of Mortar and Concrete
- 2023Development of a local bond shear stress-slip model of RC beams externally strengthened with FRP materialscitations
- 2023RILEM TC 266-MRP: Round-Robin rheological tests on high performance mortar and concrete with adapted rheology—evaluating structural build-up at rest of mortar and concretecitations
- 2023Analysis of Mechanical and Thermal Performance and Environmental Impact of Flax-Fiber-Reinforced Gypsum Boardscitations
- 2022Assessment of manufacturing process efficiency in the dispersion of carbon fibers in smart concrete by measuring ac impedancecitations
- 2022About the self-sensing behavior of smart concrete and its interaction with the carbon fiber percolation status, sand connectivity status and grain size distributioncitations
- 2022A Review on the Incorporation of Diatomaceous Earth as a Geopolymer-Based Concrete Building Resourcecitations
- 2022Mechanical performance of 3-D printed concrete containing fly ash, metakaolin and nanoclaycitations
- 2021experimental and nonlinear finite element analysis of shear behaviour of reinforced concrete beamscitations
- 2021Effect of metakaolin and natural fibres on three-dimensional printing mortarcitations
- 2020Study of modifications on the chemical and mechanical compatibility between cement matrix and oil palmfibrescitations
- 2020Carbon-fibred mortar: Effect of sand content and grain size distribution on electrical impedance
- 2020About electrical resistivity variation during drying and improvement of the sensing behavior of carbon fiber-reinforced smart concretecitations
- 2018Evolution of hemp concrete properties exposed to different environments
- 2018Evolution of hemp concrete properties exposed to different environments
- 2018Evolution of hemp concrete properties exposed to different types of environments
- 2017A multi-scale analysis of hemp-based insulation materials
- 2017A multi-scale analysis of hemp-based insulation materials
- 2017Behavior of pre-cracked deep beams with composite materials repairs
- 2016Variability of the mechanical properties of hemp concretecitations
- 2016Influence of accelerated aging on the properties of hemp concretescitations
- 2013Influence of wetting-drying cycles on the mechanical, physico-chemical, and microstructural properties of hemp concretes
- 2012Cement-based mixes: Shearing properties and pore pressure
- 2008Processing the vane shear flow data from Couette analogy
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A multi-scale analysis of hemp-based insulation materials
Abstract
Biobased materials are increasingly used for building insulation. Hemp concrete (mix of hemp aggregates and mineral binder) is an efficient thermal insulation material containing renewable resources. It provides also comfort in habitation thanks to its acoustical and hygrothermal properties. In this study, two hemp concrete 'wall' formulations are manufactured with one type of hemp shiv and two commercial binders : a rapid setting natural cement and a formulated binder based on lime. 90 days of curing ensures the hardening of the materials. The influence of binders on the microstructure and its relation with functional properties is investigated in this paper. Similar behaviors in thermal conductivity, acoustical performances and hygroscopic properties are observed for the two binders. No differences are measured through porosity, which can explain the similar functional properties behaviors as they partly depend on porosity. Both formulations have low compressive strength compared with hemp concretes in literature. This could be due to the shiv extractible compounds that impact the hydration of the mineral binders.