Physical-mechanical behaviour of lightweight Palm kernel shell concrete - Rasolofonirina, Tojosoa Johanesa
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The environmental aspect is now a major issue in the world of construction. We need to preserve non-renewable resources and build environmentally-friendly structures. The use of agricultural waste, in this case palm nut shells, as aggregates in concrete is a good alternative. This study, which looks at the physical and mechanical properties of the composite, focuses on its durability, the influence of substituting conventional aggregates and the influence of the quality of the cement paste. To carry out this study, several formulations and tests were carried out on concrete, including…mehr

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The environmental aspect is now a major issue in the world of construction. We need to preserve non-renewable resources and build environmentally-friendly structures. The use of agricultural waste, in this case palm nut shells, as aggregates in concrete is a good alternative. This study, which looks at the physical and mechanical properties of the composite, focuses on its durability, the influence of substituting conventional aggregates and the influence of the quality of the cement paste. To carry out this study, several formulations and tests were carried out on concrete, including measurements of consistency, density, porosity and compressive strength.
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Autorenporträt
Born of rural engineering parents, Tojosoa Johanesa RASOLOFONIRINA was quickly immersed in the construction industry. A Civil Engineering graduate of the International Institute for Water and the Environment, she is currently Head of the Materials Laboratory Department at AGTSCI, the geotechnical subsidiary of the APAVE group.