Mechanical properties of recycled plastic waste with the polyester

Metteb, Zaineb W.; Abdalla, Fadhel A.; Al-Ameen, Ehsan Sabah

doi:10.1063/5.0000281

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“…Many authors investigated different methods to purified polluted water using low cost sustainable methods 14-16, 23, 51,52, 57, 60-62, 62, 54,55, 10, 34, 48-50, 34. There is a greater need for improved air quality and much more efficient design ventilation to reduce virus survivability with the present epidemic. In addition, people will be less likely to touch light switches, electronic items, or elevators after the epidemic, resulting in an increasing number of touchless devices in a building, such as hand-free doors, sound-activated lifts, and mobile-controlled central door locks 9,32,33,40,27,50 .…”

Section: Intelligent Buildings In the Light Of The Covid-19 Outbreakmentioning

confidence: 99%

The future of an intelligent and responsive architecture design after the COVID 19 epidemic

Aalhashem,

Al-Kaissi,

Khaled

et al. 2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

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An intelligent building is much more than a set of walls; it's a dynamic organism that employs integrated technologies to share data about the building among various systems to enhance efficiency and provide a better experience for its users. There are a number of challenges with intelligent buildings. They must respond to people's requirements and needs, including their health and well-being; they must be resource-efficient, and they must include the most useful aspects of new technologies. The current COVID-19 outbreak has pushed architects to consider the future of architectural design technologies. Is it possible that the epidemic may influence the design of our buildings, causing them to become smarter or more intelligent? What role did architecture play throughout the epidemic and in the post-pandemic stage, as well? This paper aims to discuss the future of intelligent design technologies in light of the current Coronavirus epidemic and how it might reshape our architecture design. Finally, the impact of COVID-19 on people's daily routines in the building design will be discussed.

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Section: Intelligent Buildings In the Light Of The Covid-19 Outbreakmentioning

confidence: 99%

The future of an intelligent and responsive architecture design after the COVID 19 epidemic

Aalhashem,

Al-Kaissi,

Khaled

et al. 2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

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“…It will affect many states and patterns of jobs, and cities will turn into electronic cities, the shape of the town will be expressed in the form of virtual reality, and the architectural thought will transform from traditional buildings to a new view through transitional training stages, at the climax of which the computer replaces formal appearances for buildings such as libraries, commercial centers, lecture halls, classrooms, entertainment halls, cinema, and theater. Stores, catalogs, bibliographies, and drawing tables will disappear 6,17,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34] . With the spread of electronic uses, all fields of the era were formulated by adding the letter "e" before it in the English language, for example, e-government, e-marketing, e-Learning, e-commerce, e-mail... etc.…”

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confidence: 99%

Digital architecture and designing architecture space and ITS effect on future life strategy

Aalhashem,

Al-Kaissi,

Al-Sharify

et al. 2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Technological advancements have altered nearly every aspect of individuals' existence and operation in society. When technologies develop, architecture evolves as well: the architectural techniques change, as does the architectural outcome. The digital revolution reflected on architecture, as did other scientific and life fields. Its impact on the work and architectural space was evident. The architectural production became not limited to designing in traditional ways and directing it as computer drawings. Still, it went beyond that, as the designs produced became the product of an intelligent design process directly influenced by the digital community in general. Architectural space has gone through many developments throughout history influenced by technology and building techniques on the one hand and by functional and environmental issues and human factors on the other hand. The architectural space appeared in the form of a living being that grows over time and is influenced by all the variables of the times and expresses the personality of its inhabitants. If the architect determines space and its composition according to human needs, it is also influenced by the imagination of architecture and its vision of freedom. Therefore, the problem of research was determined by "the lack of a clear vision of the development of architectural space and how it is affected by the digital revolution," where the research aims to identify indicators of the development of architectural space in light of digital development and how architectural thought deals with the changes brought about by information technology, and how it was expressed in the form of areas that meet the needs of users, which in turn changed in terms of sensory needs or physical needs. The research thus assumed "the existence of mechanisms, strategies, levels, and degrees of digital use within the process of designing architectural and urban space to generate digital space," and to achieve this will begin to learn about the evolution of space and what it is over time with a quick presentation of the most prominent developments in the architectural and urban space, especially in the recent years, to a final formulation of the characteristics of knowledge of digital areas.

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“…Waste Plastic (WP) has gained popularity as a universally prevalent material in recent decades [12][13][14][15]. Engineers and researchers have been enthusiastic about the positive impacts and advantageous relevances achieved after incorporating specific proportions of WPs in new concrete mixes.…”

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Investigating the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Concrete with Recycled Nanoplastics for Enhanced Sustainability

Jassam,

Usman,

Hayder

et al. 2023

ACSM

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Over recent decades, the concrete industry has experienced significant advancements, including the incorporation of recycled waste materials to enhance sustainability and various properties. However, the current literature lacks comprehensive investigations regarding the critical contributions and benefits of Nanoplastics (NPs) in improving concrete's mechanical and thermal properties, such as tensile strength, compressive strength, splitting strength, and thermal characteristics, including thermal stability and insulation. This study aims to investigate the valuable effects of integrating waste materials, particularly NPs, into concrete and to elucidate the impact of NPs on concrete's mechanical and thermal properties. Furthermore, this paper seeks to highlight the positive environmental implications of using NPs in concrete. A comprehensive literature review was conducted to address these aspects and achieve the research objectives. Academic peer-reviewed articles and recently published papers were examined to discuss the practicality and various essential benefits of incorporating NPs into the concrete mix. The review revealed that the use of NPs in concrete leads to improvements in mechanical properties, such as shrinkage, splitting tensile strength, compressive strength, shear resistance, and flexural strength. Simultaneously, the substitution of various NP ratios in concrete enhances thermal resistance, contributing to more energy-efficient structures due to the substantial thermal insulation provided by the plastic incorporation. With respect to environmental aspects, employing waste materials renders the concrete more sustainable, eco-friendly, and cost-effective compared to conventional concrete. Based on the thorough review conducted, which demonstrated the advantageous effects of NPs on concrete performance concerning mechanical, thermal, and ecological measures, it is crucial to expand the available literature on the beneficial evaluations of NPs' contributions to the efficacy and practicality of the concrete mix.

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Mechanical properties of recycled plastic waste with the polyester

Cited by 32 publications

References 7 publications

The future of an intelligent and responsive architecture design after the COVID 19 epidemic

The future of an intelligent and responsive architecture design after the COVID 19 epidemic

Digital architecture and designing architecture space and ITS effect on future life strategy

Investigating the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Concrete with Recycled Nanoplastics for Enhanced Sustainability

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