Fibre reinforced recycled aggregate concrete: towards sustainable and resilient structures
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2026-12-18
Date
2024Supervisor
Wensu Chen
Hong Hao
Type
Thesis
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PhD
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Science and Engineering
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School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering
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Abstract
With construction and demolition waste increasing and raw materials such as natural aggregates depleting, using recycled coarse aggregates in concrete offers a sustainable solution. This thesis presents the development of recycled aggregate concrete mix incorporating fibres to enhance mechanical properties for structural applications. The developed fibre-reinforced recycled aggregate concrete can achieve performance comparable to or better than natural aggregate concrete under static and dynamic loads, at both material and structural levels.
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