Concrete using oil palm shell (OPS) as coarse aggregate has been found useful as lightweight concrete and strengths of up to 28 MPa have been attained. To further investigate its suitability for structural purposes, additional tests are required. Therefore, this paper presents an experimental investigation on the modulus of elasticity and flexural behaviour of three reinforced OPS concrete beams with different effective depths and reinforcement ratios. From the investigation, OPS concrete show promising results for use as structural members, especially for the construction of low cost houses in areas where oil palm is found in abundance
The production of concrete consumes a larger number of natural resources. The oil palm shell (OPS) w...
The benefits of using structural lightweight concrete in construction industry, particularly in high...
Palm oil shell is a one of the huge waste producing from oil palm extraction process. The oil palm s...
This paper presents part of the experimental results of an on-going research project to produce stru...
In Malaysia the abundant availability of waste oil palm shell (OPS) had given rise to a number of re...
This paper presents an investigation on the flexural behaviour of reinforced concrete beams produced...
Along with the increasing demand for habitation in Indonesia, the need for concrete as the most favo...
This work focuses on examining the mechanical characteristics and flexural response of reinforced co...
To build environmentally sustainable structures, especially in developing countries, the possibility...
Malaysia is one of the largest producers of palm oil, contributing about 21 million tons of oil palm...
Conventional building materials are widely used in a developing country like Malaysia. This type of ...
Oil palm shell (OPS) is a waste material that is obtained by crushing the palm nut in the palm oil m...
In Malaysia, oil palm shell (OPS) is an agricultural solid waste originating from the palm oil indus...
Oil palm shell is an interesting organic material that can be used as aggregate for concrete. It can...
AbstractThis paper presents a study on the properties of a sustainable lightweight concrete incorpor...
The production of concrete consumes a larger number of natural resources. The oil palm shell (OPS) w...
The benefits of using structural lightweight concrete in construction industry, particularly in high...
Palm oil shell is a one of the huge waste producing from oil palm extraction process. The oil palm s...
This paper presents part of the experimental results of an on-going research project to produce stru...
In Malaysia the abundant availability of waste oil palm shell (OPS) had given rise to a number of re...
This paper presents an investigation on the flexural behaviour of reinforced concrete beams produced...
Along with the increasing demand for habitation in Indonesia, the need for concrete as the most favo...
This work focuses on examining the mechanical characteristics and flexural response of reinforced co...
To build environmentally sustainable structures, especially in developing countries, the possibility...
Malaysia is one of the largest producers of palm oil, contributing about 21 million tons of oil palm...
Conventional building materials are widely used in a developing country like Malaysia. This type of ...
Oil palm shell (OPS) is a waste material that is obtained by crushing the palm nut in the palm oil m...
In Malaysia, oil palm shell (OPS) is an agricultural solid waste originating from the palm oil indus...
Oil palm shell is an interesting organic material that can be used as aggregate for concrete. It can...
AbstractThis paper presents a study on the properties of a sustainable lightweight concrete incorpor...
The production of concrete consumes a larger number of natural resources. The oil palm shell (OPS) w...
The benefits of using structural lightweight concrete in construction industry, particularly in high...
Palm oil shell is a one of the huge waste producing from oil palm extraction process. The oil palm s...