BA Akinyemi, C Dai - Construction and Building Materials, 2020 - Elsevier
Highlights•Banana fibers and wood bottom ash (WBA) improved the flexural strength.•Strength development was limited to 10% WBA optimum content.•Polymer …
A Quiroga, V Marzocchi, I Rintoul - Composites Part B: Engineering, 2016 - Elsevier
Wood–cement composites are interesting materials for structural and isolation purposes. Dimensional stability, economic factors and resistance to environmental degradation are …
Fly ash from coal represents the foremost waste product of fossil fuel combustion. These waste materials are most widely utilised in the cement and concrete industries, but the extent …
AK Mayer, A Kuqo, T Koddenberg, C Mai - Composites Part A: Applied …, 2022 - Elsevier
The inclusion and management of local, natural resources in the construction sector are on the rise as a result of the undisputed essentiality of sustainability. This study aims to assess …
This article focuses on the experimental and numerical analysis of wood-concrete panels in flexure in order to identify their mechanical behaviour. The main goal consists in determining …
This paper presents the results of the development of innovative sandwich panels made by combining wood bio-concretes and long sisal fibers reinforced composites. An experimental …
In the present study, physical, chemical, morphological, crystallographic analysis of the non- treated and treated (100° C during 30 min) sugarcane bagasse fibers were examined …
This study was carried out to explore the possibility of making cement-bonded wood composite building products using poplar (Populus deltoides) chopped strands. The …
A Ashori, T Tabarsa, K Azizi, R Mirzabeygi - Industrial Crops and Products, 2011 - Elsevier
This study was carried out to explore the possibility of making cement-bonded wood–wool composite building products using eucalypt (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) and poplar …