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28-Day Strength Predicting Model for Foamed Aerated Concrete Containing Pulverized Bone as a Partial Replacement of Cement
(International Association of Scientific Innovation and Research (IASIR), USA, 2013-09)This paper presents the results of a mathematical model developed for predicting the 28-day compressive strength of foamed aerated concrete containing pulverised bone as partial replacement of cement for the purpose of ... -
African Regional Conference on Engineering Education:
(2004)The African Regional Conference on Engineering Education (ARCEE) provides a forum for all the stakeholders in engineering and technology education within the region to come together and deliberate on common problems within ... -
Ameliorating Traffic Congestion and Impact on Climate Change with Park and Ride Transport
(Covenant University, 2017)Traffic congestion occur as more vehicles ply the road and result in reduced travel speed, increased travel time, unnecessary queuing, obstruction on travel path and impediment to traffic flow. Thirteen per cent of greenhouse ... -
Assessment of road accidents in Nigeria (a case study of Lagos-Ibadan Expressway)
(Nigerian society of Engineer, 2013-06)Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is infamous for high accident rate, leading to loss of innocent lives. The contributions of human, road, vehicle and environmental factors to these road accidents were examined. A comprehensive ... -
Basic oxygen furnace slag for road pavements: A review of material characteristics and performance for effective utilisation in southern Africa
(Elsevier, 2017-05)Basic oxygen furnace (BOF) slag aggregates exhibit several favourable technical and environmental characteristics compared with natural stone aggregates, making them potentially valuable road construction materials. BOF ... -
Behaviour And Analysis Of Bamboo Reinforced Concrete Beams Under Flexural Loading.
(2002)In this study, the behaviour of bamboo reinforced concrete beams was examined under a third point loading. Each beam was simply supported over an effective span of 600mm. The results showed that the behaviour of the beams ... -
Behaviour Laterized Concrete Beams Under Moment And Shear.
(1991-02-21)Abstract: The science and technique of substituting laterite for fine aggregate ill normal concrete work is rapidly increasing ill Nigeria. Studies Oil laterized concrete elements have been devoted primarily to observation ... -
Behaviour of Axially Loaded Bamboo Reinforced Concrete Columns
(Devon Science Company, 2008)This paper reports on the behaviour of bamboo reinforced concrete columns under the applied axial loads. 150x150x1000mm columns were cast using 1:2:4 mix with water/cement ratio of 0.65. The bamboo content was varied from ... -
Behaviour of Laterized Concrete Beams under Moment and Shear
(1991)The science and technique of substituting laterite for fine aggregate ill normal concrete work is rapidly increasing ill Nigeria. Studies Oil laterized concrete elements have been devoted primarily to observation under ... -
Behaviour Of Lightweight Concrete Containing Periwinkle Shells At Elevated Temperature.
(School of Engineering, Taylor's University, Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia., 2010)This study presents the results of the investigation of the response of lightweight concrete to elevated temperature. Available literature indicates that research works have not been carried out in this area. ... -
Characterization and Mathematical Modeling of Chloride Diffusion in Lagos Coastal Waters.
(Springer, 2010-06)Reports and news on failure due to corrosion degradation of structures ill aggressive environments are common occurrences in literature nowadays. This paper presents deterioration pattern of concrete structures in a coastal ... -
Collapse Of Buildings In Nigeria:
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A Comparative Study of Normal Concrete With Concretes Containing Granite and Laterite Fine Aggregates
(Elsevier Science Limited, 2001)Three types of fine aggregates are investigated for making concrete. namely sand for normal concrete, granite and laterite fines. The properties considered are compressive and tensile strengths. Three mix proportions of ... -
Comparison of technical and short-term environmental characteristics of weathered and fresh blast furnace slag aggregates for road base applications in South Africa
(Case Studies in Construction Materials - Elsevier, 2019)This study investigated chemical, physical-mechanical and environmental characteristics of weathered blast furnace slag (WBFS) and freshly produced slag (FBFS) for their potential utilisation as granular road base and ... -
Determination Of Some Structural Properties Of African Oil Palm Timber (ELAIES GUINEENSIS)
(1989)Oil palm trees are abundant in Nigeria but they are hardly used for structural purposes, except in some rural areas where they are used as roof trusses, floor joists and occassionally columns.' In this paper tensile ... -
Effect Of Chloride Salt On Reinforced Concrete Structures In Lagos Coastal Environment.
(2009-09)This paper identified and documented the deterioration pattern of concrete structures in Lagos coastal environment. It also determined the concentrations of chloride ions and their effects on reinforcements in concrete ... -
Effects Of Fines Content On Some Engineering Properties Of Laterite Soils In Ile-Ife, Nigeria.
(2009-03)One of the factors which affect road failure (which is a common feature of the tropical environment) is the soil used as sub-base material. Soils (usually obtained from borrow pits) used as sub-base material contain a ... -
Effects Of Sawdust Ash On The Strength Of Laterized Concrete.
(1990-01)The construction industry in Nigeria is presently operating at a low ebb due mainly to the high cost of construction materials. The use of local materials has been advocated as a step towards solving this problem. This ... -
Effects Of Separation Of Grain Sizes Of Fine Aggregate On Properties Of Concrete Containing Granite Fines.
(1999)In this study, seven grain size ranges of granite fines were used: 4.75 - 3.35mm, 3.35 - 2.36mm, 2.36 - 1.70mm, 1.70 - 1.18mm, 1.18 - 0.30mm, 0.30 - 0.063mm and 4.75 - 0.063mm (those containing all grain sizes). The ... -
Effects of Seperation of Grain Sizes of Fine Aggregate on Properties of Concrete Containing Granite Fines
(1999)In this study, seven grain size ranges of granite fines were used: 4.75 - 3.35mm, 3.35 - 2.36mm, 2.36 - 1.70mm, 1.70 - 1.18mm, 1.18 - 0.30mm, 0.30 - 0.063mm and 4.75 - 0.063mm (those containing all grain sizes). The ...