Role of FRP in Developing Sustainable Infrastructure—A Review

Singh, Gurpreet; Singh, Maninder; Saini, Babita

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-51485-3_16

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“…The properties and dispersion amount of fibers play crucial role in the performance of ECC matrix. [11][12][13] The extensive review of previous literature exhibited that matrix of ECC mainly consists of polymeric fibers such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA fiber), polyethylene fiber (PE), polypropylene fiber (PP). [14][15][16] The parameters of ECC revealed that it is an ideal material for plastic hinge of beam-column connections.…”

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“…The abovementioned properties are attained through careful customization and proportioning of the constituents in mix proportion of ECC. The properties and dispersion amount of fibers play crucial role in the performance of ECC matrix 11–13 . The extensive review of previous literature exhibited that matrix of ECC mainly consists of polymeric fibers such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA fiber), polyethylene fiber (PE), polypropylene fiber (PP) 14–16 .…”

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Performance of cost effective engineered cementitious composite in exterior beam‐column connections under cyclic loading

Singh

Saini

Devidas

2022

Structural Concrete

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The present research examines the structural performance of exterior beam‐column connections made with the hybrid use of fibers and stone waste in engineered cementitious composite (ECC). The polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), recron 3 s polyester (PET) and micro steel fiber (MSE) were dispersed in various ECC mixtures to analyze the impact of fiber hybridization. The stone waste (SW) was utilized in different ECC mixtures as replacement of silica sand (SS). The performance of ECC beam‐column connection specimens was judged in terms of hysteresis load–deflection behavior, energy dissipation, ductility, and cracking pattern. The recorded results of ECC reinforced specimens were compared with specimens made with normal concrete (NC). Recorded results revealed that the connections made with ECCs exhibited better performance in terms of ductility and various parameters as compared to NC connections. The hybrid dispersion of fibers and addition of SW also contributed in improving the behavior of ECC specimens. The higher deformation, loading response, energy dissipation and ductility indicated that structures made with ECC can withstand strong ground earthquake motions.

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Performance of cost effective engineered cementitious composite in exterior beam‐column connections under cyclic loading

Singh

Saini

Devidas

2022

Structural Concrete

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“…The advantages of FRPCs, especially in physical/mechanical aspects, enable them to be employed in widespread applications such as civil infrastructures, 1 vehicle devices, 2 aeronautic/astronautic equipment, 3 biomedical applications 4 and marine structures. 5 Considering high strength to weight ratio, excellent impact strength, good corrosion resistance and high fatigue/damping properties, FRPCs are the best performed materials to provide desirable mechanical properties of many advanced engineering structures.…”

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A review on critical aspects of thermal shocks and thermal cycles in fiber reinforced polymer composites

Jamshidi

Hejazi

Sheikhzadeh

et al. 2022

Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites

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Fiber reinforced polymer composites (FRPCs) have gained great progress in a wide range of applications from construction and building structures to automobile and vehicle systems. During the operational lifetime, some FRPCs are exposed to various environmental conditions such as thermal cycles and thermal shocks. Fluctuation of the ambient temperature in the forms of thermal shocks or thermal cycles is one of the most important factors that deteriorate the durability and performance of the FRPCs. Compared to ceramic composites, less attention has been paid to the effects of thermal shocks and thermal cycles on the physical/mechanical properties of FRPCs. A comprehensive insight for the future advancements in this field is essential to possibly reduce the failure risks of FRPCs under thermal shocks and thermal cycles. The present work provides a comprehensive review on the physical/mechanical behavior of FRPCs under thermal cycles and thermal shocks. This work also provides a broad review on several factors that determines mechanical behavior of FRPCs, such as polymeric matrix, fiber type, incorporated nanofillers and fiber/polymer interface. Recent studies denoting important aspects and possible problems in mechanical performance of FRPCs under thermal shocks are also summarized.

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Leverage of aluminium oxynitride on the impact resistance of Kevlar‐impregnated epoxy composites: Experimental and numerical evaluation under low‐velocity impact

Chenrayan,

Shahapurkar,

Kiran

et al. 2024

Polymer Composites

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The present work highlights the benefits of matrix strengthening through the inclusion of hard particles within the resin‐impregnated woven Kevlar mat. Aluminium Oxynitride (ALON) particles are added to epoxy resin by 5, 10, and 15 volume percentages. The test coupons were developed through a hand‐lay‐up technique to estimate the low‐velocity impact resistance. The characterization was performed through EDAX and SEM to ensure the presence of the ALON particles and their homogenous distribution respectively. Low‐velocity testing is preferred to assess the capacity of the materials to rebound the incident energy. The damage assessment was made to estimate the material's stiffness. The compression after impact (CAI) was executed to observe the strength of the material after the impact. The post‐CAI micrographic observation reveals the delamination history. The results manifest that the ALON–rich coupon exhibits higher impact resistance to the scale of 33.33% than that of the ALON‐free coupon. The damage assessment and CAI results annunciate the lesser damage and higher compressive strength of ALON‐rich material respectively. The micrographic study studied after the CAI reveals the delamination and failure behavior. Additionally, explicit numerical assessment was conducted to validate the experimental results. A good agreement is attained between the experimental results and numerical predictions. The enriched stiffness of the synthesized material makes it a perfect candidate for structural application where the frequency of impact loading is high.Highlights Development of ALON reinforced Kevlar‐Epoxy composites for low‐velocity impact applications. Evaluating the performance of developed composites under low‐velocity impact loading. Determining the optimal volume percentage of ALON in the composites. Studying the fractography of developed composites. Correlation between experimental and numerical studies.

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Role of FRP in Developing Sustainable Infrastructure—A Review

Cited by 7 publications

References 44 publications

Performance of cost effective engineered cementitious composite in exterior beam‐column connections under cyclic loading

Performance of cost effective engineered cementitious composite in exterior beam‐column connections under cyclic loading

A review on critical aspects of thermal shocks and thermal cycles in fiber reinforced polymer composites

Leverage of aluminium oxynitride on the impact resistance of Kevlar‐impregnated epoxy composites: Experimental and numerical evaluation under low‐velocity impact

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