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Journal of Building Material Science

ISSN: 2630-5216 (Online)

  • Article

    Characteristics of Rice Husk-Admixed Conplast SP 430 Concrete

    Augustine Uchechukwu ElinwaORCID, Johnson Olomi Olakunle
    1-14

    Article ID: 110497    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/jbms.v5i2.5664
    700  (Abstract) 566  (Download)

    Abstract: Experimental work was mounted using 5.7 mL of the Conplast SP430 admixture and rice husk ash (RHA) at replacement levels of 0 to 50% at 10% intervals by wt.% of cement. It is on the performance of Conplast SP 430 admixture and its effects on concrete and concrete with rice husk ash. Concrete specimens were cast and cured for 3 to 90 days and subjected to slump and mechanical characteristics tests. Data generated from the experiments were... More

  • Article

    Matrix-Material Fabrication Technique and Thermogravimetric Analysis of Banana Fiber Reinforced Polypropylene Composites

    Nazrul IslamORCID, M. A GafurORCID
    15-24

    Article ID: 110525    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/jbms.v5i2.5700
    739  (Abstract) 626  (Download)

    Abstract: From the environmental consideration, it would be very interesting to use natural fibers such as banana, jute or coir as reinforcement materials instead of artificial fibers or any kind of synthetic materials. Natural fibers have many advantages over synthetic ones. Polypropylene banana fiber composites (PPBC) are prepared using untreated and alkalitreated banana fibers at 10–25% by weight of the fiber loading. The thermal properties of... More

  • Review

    Application of Nanotechnology in Soil Stabilization

    Amit KumarORCID, Kiran DeviORCID
    25-36

    Article ID: 110688    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/jbms.v5i2.5913
    1461  (Abstract) 753  (Download)

    Abstract: Nano-technology is expanding its horizon in various science and technology fields. In civil engineering, soil is a complex material and used for various functions and applications. Meanwhile, sometimes an effective soil stabilization technique is needed to fulfil the site criteria and can be achieved by adopting various methods e.g., physical, chemical, thermal or reinforcement using geotextiles and fabrics. The mechanism of soil stabilization... More

  • Article

    Unveiling the Carbonation Behavior and Microstructural Changes of Magnesium Slag at 0 ℃

    Junhao YeORCID, Songhui LiuORCID, Jingrui FangORCID, Xuemao GuanORCID, Hui Guo
    37-50

    Article ID: 110818    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/jbms.v5i2.6092
    771  (Abstract) 562  (Download)

    Abstract: Magnesium slag (MS) is an industrial byproduct with high CO2 sequestration potential. This study investigates the carbonation behavior and microstructural changes of MS during wet carbonation at 0 °C. XRD, TG, FTIR, SEM, and BET techniques were used to characterize the phase composition, microstructure, and porosity of MS samples carbonated for different durations. The results showed that the main carbonation products were calcite, vaterite, and... More

  • Article

    Assessment and Rehabilitation of Damaged Buildings in Historic Benghazi City

    Vail KarakaleORCID, Fathi M. Layas, Ramadan E. Suleiman
    51-59

    Article ID: 110823    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/jbms.v5i2.6098
    883  (Abstract) 582  (Download)

    Abstract: The primary focus of the study is to assess and classify the damage in the old Benghazi City. Specifically, it aims to evaluate buildings within a designated area, which is bordered by Umar Ibn Al-Aas Street to the south, Omar Al-Mukhtar Street to the north, Ben Issa Street to the east, and the extension of Gamal Abdel Nasser Street to the west. The main objective is to gather valuable insights and data that can support effective rehabilitation... More