Performance evaluation of discontinuous coconut and steel fibers as reinforcement in concrete using the artificial neural network approach

Awolusi, T.F.; Oguntayo, Daniel; Oyejobi, Damilola; Agboola, Blessing D.; Akinkurolere, O.O.; Babalola, Olusola Emmanuel

doi:10.1080/23311916.2022.2105035

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“…Advanced Chemical Technology supplied it in Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria. As previously reported by [34]. The gradation curve of the binders is presented in Fig.…”

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confidence: 58%

“…Concrete is brittle, and even before recent years, when the mechanism of reinforcing brittle matrices with fiber started being understood scientifically, fibers have been applied to make mortar/concrete challenging [32]. Introducing fibers as secondary reinforcement in pervious concrete could improve the matrix's mechanical performance [33,34]. Fibers ameliorate concrete's tensile strength, toughness, ductility, and durability [35].…”

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Evaluation of the Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Pervious Concrete Pavement Incorporating Glass Powder and Kaolin

Awolusi,

Aluko,

Oguntayo

et al. 2024

TOCIEJ

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Introduction Pervious concrete has been significantly helpful in water quality control and preventing surface runoff through easy infiltration and percolation of water. A developing country such as Nigeria is prone to flooding, and promoting pervious concrete will significantly mitigate this problem. However, structural issues are associated with pervious concrete, such as weak bonds and durability concerns due to the infiltration of deleterious materials. Methods The study incorporates glass powder, kaolin and sisal fiber to improve the performance of pervious concrete. Glass powder and Kaolin were incorporated as supplementary cementitious materials at 0, 10, and 20% and sisal fiber-reinforced at 0, 1, and 2%. The pervious concrete mixtures at 28 days were subjected to water absorption, permeable voids, and compressive and split tensile strengths. Results The results indicate that the fiber-reinforced pervious concrete with glass powder and Kaolin met the strength requirements. However, the strength resulting from incorporating Kaolin is much higher; hence, Kaolin is preferable in times of strength in fiber-reinforced pervious concrete. Nonetheless, an equal 10%-10% combined use of kaolin and glass powder and 1% sisal fiber proves an alternative to obtaining strength values within ACI specification. Conclusion These research findings will enhance the performance of pervious concrete, an eco-friendly and responsible approach to managing rainwater.

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“…Advanced Chemical Technology supplied it in Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria. As previously reported by [34]. The gradation curve of the binders is presented in Fig.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 58%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of the Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Pervious Concrete Pavement Incorporating Glass Powder and Kaolin

Awolusi,

Aluko,

Oguntayo

et al. 2024

TOCIEJ

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“…In most of these processes, coupling agents with the proper chemical functional groups are used to reduce the interfacial binding forces between the carbon fiber and the matrix used to fill them. Sustainable architectural designs, such as those incorporating coconut husk fibers and recycled tyre steel fibers [ 65 ] and foamed hair reinforced clay [ 66 ] as is or in concrete medium, provide high heat, sound and moisture insulation capability and improve the resilience of buildings. Moreover, naturally available fibers of plant and animal origin sustain various crafts, which require high-level skills and human efforts.…”

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Fiber chemistry and technology: their contributions to shaping Society 5.0

Al Maadeed,

Ponnamma

2023

Discover Nano

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Society 5.0 establishes innovations and innovativeness as the basic platforms for accelerating the development of solution-based strategies for the sustainability problems every society is facing. It features an interactive cycle operating at a society-wide level through which data are collected, analyzed and transformed into applicable technology for the real world. Transforming the current society into a super smart society requires in-depth knowledge of the Internet of Things, robotics and artificial intelligence. Being a member of the 4th industrial revolution is significant; however, it is equally important to alleviate the socioeconomic challenges associated with it and to maintain sustainability. From cellulose to carbon, fibers have utmost importance in technological applications, industrial developments and sustainability. Fibers are identified as useful energy resources, water treatment mediums, supercapacitors in electronic devices and wearable e-textiles. Therefore, knowing the chemistry behind fiber manipulation for advanced applications for Society 5.0 is beneficial. In this paper, we highlight the contributions of fibers to shaping Society 5.0 and their modifications and role in providing a sustainable environment. We highlight the chemical aspects behind tailoring fibers to provide state-of-the-art information on fiber-based products. We also provide background information on fiber technology and the sustainable development goals for a fiber-oriented Society 5.0. Scientists, researchers and specialists in this field should understand the impact of tailoring and influencing society as a whole.

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Data-Driven Modeling of Mechanical Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Concrete: A Critical Review

Kazemi,

Shafighfard,

Yoo

2024

Arch Computat Methods Eng

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Performance evaluation of discontinuous coconut and steel fibers as reinforcement in concrete using the artificial neural network approach

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Evaluation of the Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Pervious Concrete Pavement Incorporating Glass Powder and Kaolin

Evaluation of the Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Pervious Concrete Pavement Incorporating Glass Powder and Kaolin

Fiber chemistry and technology: their contributions to shaping Society 5.0

Data-Driven Modeling of Mechanical Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Concrete: A Critical Review

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