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Prof. Taha Hassan Mokhtar Ashour :: Publications:

Title:
Compressive strength of fibre reinforced earth plasters for straw bale buildings
Authors: Taha Ashour1, Adel Bahnasawey2, Wei Wu3
Year: 2010
Keywords: Not Available
Journal: AJAE
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Pages: 86-92
Publisher: Not Available
Local/International: International
Paper Link: Not Available
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Abstract:

An experimental study into the compressive strength of fibre reinforced earth plasters is presented. The plaster material is composed of cohesive soil and sand. Three types of natural fibers are used as reinforcement, namely, wheat straw, barley straw and wood shavings. Ten different types of plasters with different compositions of earth materials and reinforcement are investigated. The fiber has positive effect on both the strength and ductility of plasters. While the fibre has remarkable effect on the strength and ductility of plasters, its effect on the elastic modulus of plasters is relatively small.

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