Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future

Ordinary Portland cement concrete (OPC) is widely utilized in construction industry as structural material, but it has environmental issue due to natural resources consumption and Carbon emission. Therefore, polymer concrete (PC) with tin slag (TS) waste are introduced to replace aggregate and cemen...

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Main Authors: Manda, M. S., M. R. M., Rejab, Shukur, Abu Hassan, Quanjin, Ma
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spelling my.ump.umpir.359112022-12-13T07:10:30Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/35911/ Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future Manda, M. S. M. R. M., Rejab Shukur, Abu Hassan Quanjin, Ma TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Ordinary Portland cement concrete (OPC) is widely utilized in construction industry as structural material, but it has environmental issue due to natural resources consumption and Carbon emission. Therefore, polymer concrete (PC) with tin slag (TS) waste are introduced to replace aggregate and cement in OPC. Previous research on potential to apply TSPC as structural material has provided compressive strength data which shows that it can compete with OPC. PC using polyester and 100% TS aggregate with resin-aggregate ratio 30:70 consist of fine (<1 mm) uniformly graded aggregate has achieved compressive strength 58.21 MPa. After that, in another study, gap graded performance of TSPC using raw (4 mm) and coarse (2 mm) TS aggregate introduced and result in compressive strength 37.71 MPa, highest compared to other variation. By applying external FRP strengthening with two layers of CFRP increase strength to 125.07 MPa and finally uniformly graded TSPC with three layers of CFRP wrapping increased strength to 156.88 MPa. This discovery has contributed to the beginning of active study in TSPC as green structural material for sustainable future. Springer Link 2021-12-06 Book Section PeerReviewed pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/35911/1/6.Review%20on%20Tin%20Slag%20Polymer%20Concrete%20as%20Green%20Structural%20Material%20for%20Sustainable%20Future.pdf Manda, M. S. and M. R. M., Rejab and Shukur, Abu Hassan and Quanjin, Ma (2021) Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future. In: Green Infrastructure. Materials and Applications, 1 . Springer Link, Singapore, pp. 43-58. ISBN 978-981-16-6382-6 (Printed); 978-981-16-6383-3 (Online) DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-6383-3_4 DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-6383-3_4
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Manda, M. S.
M. R. M., Rejab
Shukur, Abu Hassan
Quanjin, Ma
Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future
description Ordinary Portland cement concrete (OPC) is widely utilized in construction industry as structural material, but it has environmental issue due to natural resources consumption and Carbon emission. Therefore, polymer concrete (PC) with tin slag (TS) waste are introduced to replace aggregate and cement in OPC. Previous research on potential to apply TSPC as structural material has provided compressive strength data which shows that it can compete with OPC. PC using polyester and 100% TS aggregate with resin-aggregate ratio 30:70 consist of fine (<1 mm) uniformly graded aggregate has achieved compressive strength 58.21 MPa. After that, in another study, gap graded performance of TSPC using raw (4 mm) and coarse (2 mm) TS aggregate introduced and result in compressive strength 37.71 MPa, highest compared to other variation. By applying external FRP strengthening with two layers of CFRP increase strength to 125.07 MPa and finally uniformly graded TSPC with three layers of CFRP wrapping increased strength to 156.88 MPa. This discovery has contributed to the beginning of active study in TSPC as green structural material for sustainable future.
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author Manda, M. S.
M. R. M., Rejab
Shukur, Abu Hassan
Quanjin, Ma
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M. R. M., Rejab
Shukur, Abu Hassan
Quanjin, Ma
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title Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future
title_short Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future
title_full Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future
title_fullStr Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future
title_full_unstemmed Review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future
title_sort review on tin slag polymer concrete as green structural material for sustainable future
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publishDate 2021
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