Search Results - "Ramesh Babu, T.S."
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Experimental study of geopolymer concrete with recycled fine aggregates and alkali activators
Published in Case studies in chemical and environmental engineering (01-12-2023)“…In the atmosphere, greenhouse gas concentration has rapidly increased due to anthropogenic activities which cause global warming. However, the existing…”
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A experimental study of natural admixture effect on conventional concrete and high volume class F flyash blended concrete
Published in Case Studies in Construction Materials (01-06-2017)“…[Display omitted] •Broiler hen egg used as natural admixture (NAD) in concrete.•Lyophilization of egg is carried out for chemical analysis.•Effect of NAD on…”
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Prediction of mechanical properties of concrete blended with marble stone powder by artificial neural network
Published in MATEC web of conferences (2024)“…The current research work is mainly concentrated on the mechanical properties concrete blended with marble stone power resulted from waste sludge marble…”
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Durability properties of rubber aggregates based geopolymer concrete- a review
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Investigation of fiber reinforced concrete – Energy absorption capacity with steel and polymeric fibers
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Investigation of torsional effect of UHPFR concrete hollow beams
Published in Materials today : proceedings (2022)“…A significant handful of hollow ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced (UHPFR) concrete beams have been tested for torsional strength. Various cross sections,…”
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Influence of boron carbide and calcium carbonate on static and dynamic properties of concrete
Published in Materials today : proceedings (2022)“…Static and dynamic characteristics of 3 sort of nano-concrete, 2.0 % nano-B4C, 2.0 % nano-CaCO3, and 2.0 % nano-B4C –1.0 % nano-CaCO3 co-doped concretes, were…”
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