Deep space missions necessitate the development of weight-sensitive structures capable of supporting multiple operational configurations. The high strength-to-weight ratio and flexible material properties of woven fibre ...

Bottom ash (BA), a byproduct of coal or solid fuel combustion in power plants, poses environmental and health risks due to inadequate disposal methods. Bottom ash from waste to energy plants contains recoverable materials ...

Identification of the risk of early age shrinkage cracks in fresh concrete is essential as they can lead structures to unserviceable conditions. These cracks occur when the shrinkage induced stresses exceed its tensile ...

In contemporary construction practices, paving blocks are essential for creating durable and aesthetically pleasing surfaces in urban and suburban areas, such as pedestrian walkways, driveways, and plazas. However, traditional ...

Drought is a complex and challenging weather-related disaster with significant economic, social, and environmental impacts. Traditional drought monitoring, which primarily relies on ground observations, often falls short ...

Masonry structures are renowned globally for their strength, durability, affordability, and thermal and sound insulation properties. However, there is limited information on the residual properties of masonry units after ...

Bridge scour is the erosion of sediment around bridge piers by flowing water, causing a significant risk to bridge stability and safety. Scour depth, the extent of sediment erosion around bridge piers or other structures ...

Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) materials are increasingly utilized over conventional repair techniques for reinforced concrete due to their advantageous properties, including lightweight, high strength, and corrosion ...

Glass façade is a key component in contemporary architecture, offering both aesthetic appeal and structural functionality. Among the various facade systems, Point-Fixed Glass Façade (PFGF) systems stand out for their ...

Roller-compacted concrete (RCC) is gaining recognition for its economic and structural benefits, particularly in heavy-duty pavements, dams, and industrial flooring applications. Unlike traditional concrete, RCC is a ...