Textile Fibre Composites in Civil Engineering provides a state-of-the-art review from leading experts on recent developments, the use of textile fiber composites in civil engineering, and a focus on both new and existing structures. Textile-based composites are new materials for civil engineers. Recent developments have demonstrated their potential in the prefabrication of concrete structures and as a tool for both strengthening and seismic retrofitting of existing concrete and masonry structures, including those of a historical value. The book reviews materials, production technologies, fundamental properties, testing, design aspects, applications, and directions for future research and developments. Following the opening introductory chapter, Part One covers materials, production technologies, and the manufacturing of textile fiber composites for structural and civil engineering. Part Two moves on to review testing, mechanical behavior, and durability aspects of textile fiber composites used in structural and civil engineering. Chapters here cover topics such as the durability of structural elements and bond aspects in textile fiber composites. Part Three analyzes the structural behavior and design of textile reinforced concrete. This section includes a number of case studies providing thorough coverage of the topic. The final section of the volume details the strengthening and seismic retrofitting of existing structures. Chapters investigate concrete and masonry structures, in addition to providing information and insights on future directions in the field. The book is a key volume for researchers, academics, practitioners, and students working in civil and structural engineering and those working with advanced construction materials. Details the range of materials and production technologies used in textile fiber composites Analyzes the durability of textile fiber composites, including case studies into the structural behavior of textile reinforced concrete Reviews the processes involved in strengthening existing concrete structures
Fibrous and composite materials for civil engineering applications analyses the types and properties of fibrous textile and structures and their applications in reinforcement and civil engineering.
Collapse of Masonry Arch Bridges Srengthened using FRP Laminates . In : Humar J. and Razaqpur A.G. ( eds ) Advanced Composite Materials in Bridges and Structures , Montreal , The Canadian Society for Civil Engineering , 505-512 . fib ...
Among all building materials, concrete is the most commonly used-and there is a staggering demand for it.
Part one discusses general aspects of composite durability. Chapters examine mechanisms of degradation such as moisture, aqueous solutions, UV radiation, temperature, fatigue and wear.
Moisture transport process in vegetable fiber composites: theory and analysis for technological applications. Industrial and Technological Applications of Transport in Porous Materials Advanced Structured Materials 36, 37e62.
This volume highlights the latest advances, innovations, and applications in the field of FRP composites and structures, as presented by leading international researchers and engineers at the 10th International Conference on Fibre ...
This singular book also includes: A thorough discussion of recent advancements in natural fiber reinforced polymer composites, their implications, and the opportunities that arise as a result A comprehensive exploration of the thermal ...
This pioneering text provides a concise and representative overview of the opportunities available for textile, polymer and composite fibres to be used in construction and architecture.
Construction, Properties and Applications Thomas Bechtold, Avinash P. Manian ... In Textile Fibre Composites in Civil Engineering; Triantafillou, T., Ed.; Woodhead Publishing: Patras, Greece, 2016; pp. 227–244. ISBN 9781782424467.
A Dictionary of Chemical Engineering Electronic Resource. ... Flax and hemp fibres as raw materials for thermal insulations. Building and Environment, 43 (7): 1261–1269. ... In: Textile Fibre Composites in Civil Engineering (ed.