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    A review of performance evaluation of RC-infilled frames under earthquake scenarios

    Generally, reinforced concrete buildings are constructed with frames, where walls are made with or without infills, sometimes with partial infills. These infills act as partitions separating the rooms, providi...

    I. Mohammed Yacin, S. Muthu Kumar… in Multiscale and Multidisciplinary Modeling,… (2024)

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    Assessment of chloride ion penetrability and compressive strength prediction in concrete with treated coconut shell aggregates using experimental and ANN approaches

    Coconut shell (CS) aggregates are naturally porous, allowing them to absorb up to 20–24%. However, treating the CS may decrease its porosity, potentially leading to a reduced penetrability of chloride ions in ...

    T. Thilagashanthi, K. Gunasekaran… in Asian Journal of Civil Engineering (2023)

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    Artificial neural network prediction of window openings and positions in reinforced concrete infilled frames with pneumatic interface

    Energy consumption is consecutively increasing nowadays in residential sectors. So as to overcome this issue, window openings are provided in the masonry units. The window openings will diminish the energy con...

    G. Prem Kumar, V. Thirumurugan, K. S. Satyanarayanan in Asian Journal of Civil Engineering (2023)

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    Durability properties of treated coconut shell-used concrete for sustainability

    The absorption capacity of coconut shell (CS) aggregates is 20–25% absorption due to their inherent porosity. Hence, if CS is treated, there are chances of reducing its porosity from 2.370 to 0.315% and, in tu...

    T. Thilagashanthi, K. Gunasekaran… in Innovative Infrastructure Solutions (2023)

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    Analytical and experimental study on reinforced concrete arch by photoelasticity technique

    Today the provision of arches has become a very common technique to give the structure stability as well as increasing its beauty, an arch is a curved structure that spans a space and may or may not support we...

    N. Parthasarathi, S. Srinivasa Senthil, M. Prakash… in Asian Journal of Civil Engineering (2018)

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    Analytical and experimental study on web-crippling behaviour of cold-formed C-section with and without FRP wrap**

    Cold-formed sections are widely employed in steel construction because they are lighter and more economical than traditional hot-rolled members. The simple accessibility and reasonable cost of high-quality, lo...

    M. Prakash, N. Parthasarathi, K. S. Satyanarayanan… in Asian Journal of Civil Engineering (2018)