Sustainable Materials in Civil Infrastructure
- 1st Edition - July 4, 2024
- Latest edition
- Editors: Thainswemong Choudhury, Raviteja KVNS, Lakhveer Singh, Elisa Bertolesi
- Language: English
Sustainable Materials in Civil Infrastructure delves into cutting-edge advancements in eco-materials, offering solutions crucial for building resilient and sustainable in… Read more
Sustainable Materials in Civil Infrastructure delves into cutting-edge advancements in eco-materials, offering solutions crucial for building resilient and sustainable infrastructure. It provides profound insights into pioneering research on eco-materials for construction, offering a comprehensive guide on recycled steel, low-carbon concrete, bioconcrete, self-healing concrete, and industrial by-products like fly ash and shape memory alloys. Chapters explore design applications of bioconcrete and the utilization of eco-materials in landfill liners and masonry, while also addressing obstacles hindering the widespread adoption of green concrete and bioconcrete, proposing practical solutions. This book serves as a cornerstone for the development of sustainable design methodologies, embraced by environmental monitoring bodies worldwide.
- Cutting-edge design methodologies incorporating machine learning and artificial intelligence
- Coverage of biogeotechnics, landfill, and waste-to-energy techniques
- Focus on emerging trends in eco-efficient concrete solutions
Academic and industrial researchers, materials scientists, civil and structural engineers, architects, and construction professionals working in the fields of civil engineering, materials science, chemical engineering, and construction materials, Postgraduate students in above disciplines
1. State-of-the-Art Review on Foam concrete : Properties and new trends of application in infrastructure
2. Rammed earth construction: a promising sustainable eco-friendly housing solution
3. On the potential of pine needles for use as fiber reinforcement in cementitious systems
4. Evaluating the Carbonation Resistance of Mortars Made with Industrial By-Products
5. Development and evaluation of AAFS binder based recycled aggregate concrete for sustainable construction
6. Experimental Study on Use of Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate (LECA) as Coarse Aggregate for Light Traffic, Medium Traffic, and LWC Application
7. Use of Crushed Coalmine Overburden as Sustainable Aggregate in Pavement Design
8. Green Retaining Structure utilizing Recycled Concrete Aggregate
9. Factors Affecting Biomineralization and Various Applications of Nature-Based Solutions
10. Zinc Slag Utilization as a Sustainable Material in Pavement Construction: A Comprehensive Review and Future Prospective
11. Alkali activation of Lime Mud and application of it in environmentally friendly mortar development
12. Innovations towards bio-brick
13. Shape Memory Alloys and their Application to Civil Infrastructure
14. Traditional Assam-type Wooden Houses: How Sustainable in Earthquake Prone Regions?
2. Rammed earth construction: a promising sustainable eco-friendly housing solution
3. On the potential of pine needles for use as fiber reinforcement in cementitious systems
4. Evaluating the Carbonation Resistance of Mortars Made with Industrial By-Products
5. Development and evaluation of AAFS binder based recycled aggregate concrete for sustainable construction
6. Experimental Study on Use of Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate (LECA) as Coarse Aggregate for Light Traffic, Medium Traffic, and LWC Application
7. Use of Crushed Coalmine Overburden as Sustainable Aggregate in Pavement Design
8. Green Retaining Structure utilizing Recycled Concrete Aggregate
9. Factors Affecting Biomineralization and Various Applications of Nature-Based Solutions
10. Zinc Slag Utilization as a Sustainable Material in Pavement Construction: A Comprehensive Review and Future Prospective
11. Alkali activation of Lime Mud and application of it in environmentally friendly mortar development
12. Innovations towards bio-brick
13. Shape Memory Alloys and their Application to Civil Infrastructure
14. Traditional Assam-type Wooden Houses: How Sustainable in Earthquake Prone Regions?
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: July 4, 2024
- Language: English
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Thainswemong Choudhury
Dr Thainswemong Choudhury, an assistant professor at the Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi, situated in Himachal Pradesh, India, brings a wealth of expertise to the field. Holding both master’s and PhD degrees from the esteemed Indian Institute of Technology in Guwahati, his research focuses on the comprehensive assessment and retrofitting of masonry structures. With a specialized emphasis on utilizing surface-mounted steel bands, Dr. Choudhury’s work encompasses hands-on experimental studies and the development of full-scale models. He is a distinguished member of ASCE, the Institute of Engineers (India), and the Indian Society of Earthquake Technology.
Affiliations and expertise
Assistant Professor ,Department of Civil Engineering, SRM University APRK
Raviteja KVNS
Dr Raviteja KVNS, an assistant professor at SRM University AP, India, holds a doctorate in geotechnical engineering from IIT Hyderabad and was previously a SIRE Fellow at the University of Illinois Chicago. His research focuses on sustainable landfill system design, UAV-based landfill monitoring, and geotechnical engineering employing reliability and probabilistic frameworks. He is a member of ASCE, Indian Geotechnical Society, and the Institute of Engineers (India).
Affiliations and expertise
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, SRM University APLS
Lakhveer Singh
Dr Lakhveer Singh, an associate professor at Sardar Patel University, Mandi (Himachal Pradesh), India, is a leading figure in sustainable research. His focus areas include energy production, bioelectrochemical systems, wastewater treatment, and nanomaterial synthesis. Singh’s impact is evident through his 30 edited books, 130 high-impact papers, and his editorial role at Biomass Conversion and Biorefineries, published by Springer.
Affiliations and expertise
Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Science, SRM University APEB
Elisa Bertolesi
Dr Elisa Bertolesi, a senior lecturer in civil engineering at Cardiff University, is dedicated to ensuring the safety and resilience of critical infrastructures. Her research, recognized internationally, focuses on identifying collapse risks and assessing structure robustness. With numerous publications in highimpact journals and prestigious awards, such as the Postgraduate Project Prize from the International Masonry Society, Dr. Bertolesi actively promotes diversity and inclusion in academia. She is also a fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers.
Affiliations and expertise
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Brunel University LondonRead Sustainable Materials in Civil Infrastructure on ScienceDirect