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Sieve Analysis of the Coarse Aggregate

Sieve Analysis of the Coarse Aggregate

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Figure 1 Corrosion of Steel Rods
Figure 5 Sieve Analysis of the Fine Aggregate
Figure 6 Sieve Analysis of the Coarse Aggregate
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+6 Figure 17 Impact of Alteration in Compressive Strength on Bond...
EVALUATION OF THE LOCAL MANUFACTURING AND BOND BEHAVIOUR OF GFRP RODS HYBRIDIZED WITH STEEL WIRES FOR CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT
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  • May 2020
Steel erosion and environmental harm caused by manufacturing of steel bars, motivate engineers and material scientists to define new alternatives for the oldest material in construction. Even though, Fibre-Reinforced Polymers stands as a promising alternative, the low modulus of elasticity barriers their wide-use. Recently, hybridization of FRP wit...
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... coarse aggregate particles were selected to be free from any chemical substances or any unwanted attached particles such as clay or any kind of fine material. Also, the used aggregate has a suitable surface and shape which help to obtain the required strength of concrete as shown in the attached image to the sieve analysis of coarse aggregate in Figure 6. The main characteristics of the used gravel are presented in Table 3. ...

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