Design and production of stopper made of concrete foam composite used for open channel conduit cover and parking bumper

Syam, Bustami; Sebayang, Alexander; Sebayang, Septian; Muttaqin, Maraghi; Darmadi, Harry; Basuki, WS; Sabri, M.; Abda, Syahrul

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/126/1/012053

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“…The processing and mixing of two or more composite science materials have different physical and chemical properties from each other [6]. The mixing process is carried out macroscopically [7] so that the new material produced has much better strength than the mixture of raw ingredients [8], and the original properties of the original material will remain evident [9]. Developed countries have previously researched and developed composite fillers [9].…”

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Impact Loading on Material Composite Polymeric Foam Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

Arif¹,

Husaini²,

Ali³

et al. 2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Bagasse is produced of waste from the processing of sugar cane into sugar. This waste is wasted a lot, so it is necessary to treat this waste to become a composite material to increase its economic value. At the same time, it can overcome the handling of waste products. Impact loading test on the composite material needs to be investigated to obtain a composite polymeric foam material with a better impact strength. This study aims to obtain the impact energy value on a composite polymeric foam material with waste bagasse fibers as reinforcement due to Charpy impact loading. The Bagasse is mixed with resin and foamed polymer foam and a catalyst to accelerate the chemical reaction to produce a new polymer composite material with bagasse fibers reinforcement. The mesh size used is Mesh 40 with a composition of different materials. From the impact test data, it can be concluded that the energy value of the impact load that this composite material can accept is 176.535 Joules.

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Impact Loading on Material Composite Polymeric Foam Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

Arif¹,

Husaini²,

Ali³

et al. 2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Utilization of the energy that comes from the by-products in the oil palm industry can be done by using biomass and biogas technology. EFB fibers, for instance, has been used for strengthening polymeric and concrete materials [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. The EFB cannot directly be used.…”

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The application of empty fruit bunch (EFB) fibers of oil palm for the development of light structure materials and products

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We have been involved in developing the use of EFB fibers for several light structural products, such as speed bumps, parking stoppers, helmets, and horse shoes. This paper presents our current research work on parking bumper made of EFB fibers to be utilized for power generation. The products are designed and produced in full scale covering the whole width of vehicles passing over the bumpers. The ideas are how to reserve kinetic energy harvested from the vehicles to convert into electricity to be stored in a battery. To obtain a structural integrity-proof material, the speed bumps were subjected several tests, e.g. static and impact tests as well as live body test using the kinetic energy obtained from vehicles pass over the speed bumps. For this, a speed bump station parallel to street zebra-cross was prepared. It was obtained that A-5 concrete foam type is suitable for 3B class road. The structural response of speed bumps were checked using ANSYS 17.0.

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Study on Mechanical Properties of Composite Polymeric Foams Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

Arif

Husaini

Ali

et al. 2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Design and production of stopper made of concrete foam composite used for open channel conduit cover and parking bumper

Cited by 3 publications

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Impact Loading on Material Composite Polymeric Foam Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

Impact Loading on Material Composite Polymeric Foam Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

The application of empty fruit bunch (EFB) fibers of oil palm for the development of light structure materials and products

Study on Mechanical Properties of Composite Polymeric Foams Reinforced by Bagasse Fibers

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