Australian Journal of Civil Engineering - v. 19, n. 2 (mars 2021)

Publié:	mars 2021

Auteur(s)	Titre	Page(s)
Akid, Abu Sayed Mohammad / Shah, S. M. Areman / Sobuz, M. D. Habibur Rahman / Tam, Vivian W. Y. / Anik, Sazzad Hossain	Combined influence of waste steel fibre and fly ash on rheological and mechanical performance of fibre-reinforced concrete	1-17
Parvari, Ali / Zahrai, S. Mehdi / Mirhosseini, S. Mohammad / Zeighami, Ehsanollah	Comparing cyclic behaviour of RBS, DFC and proposed rigid connections in a steel moment frame with CFT column	1-20
Aboutalebi Esfahani, Mohsen / Mirian, Vahid	Evaluation of glass fibres, ethylene vinyl acetate and their combination on stone mastic asphalt	1-14
Tadele, Biruk / Tucay Quezon, Emer	Evaluation of waste engine oil rejuvenation for highly short term aged asphalt binder	1-11
Nisar, Nahida / Bhat, Javed Ahmad	Experimental investigation of Rice Husk Ash on compressive strength, carbonation and corrosion resistance of reinforced concrete	1-9
Zeiada, Waleed / Souliman, Mena / Arab, Mohamed / Underwood, B. Shane / Kaloush, Kmail	Fatigue behaviour of conventional and rubber-modified gap-graded asphalt mixtures using bending and axial fatigue tests	1-13
Alzoubi, Ahmed Essa / Ghunimat, Dalin Mohammad / Al-Rawashdeh, Mohammad / Hanandeh, Shadi	The potential of using water purification wastes as fine aggregates in concrete mixes: an initial study	1-7
Gupta, Lokesh / Kumar, Rakesh	Recarpeting using cement grouted bituminous mix in urban flexible pavement: a laboratory and field evaluation	1-12
Mahmoodian, Mojtaba	Structural reliability assessment of corroded offshore pipelines	1-11

Auteur(s)

Titre

Page(s)

Akid, Abu Sayed Mohammad / Shah, S. M. Areman / Sobuz, M. D. Habibur Rahman / Tam, Vivian W. Y. / Anik, Sazzad Hossain

Combined influence of waste steel fibre and fly ash on rheological and mechanical performance of fibre-reinforced concrete

1-17

Parvari, Ali / Zahrai, S. Mehdi / Mirhosseini, S. Mohammad / Zeighami, Ehsanollah

Comparing cyclic behaviour of RBS, DFC and proposed rigid connections in a steel moment frame with CFT column

1-20

Aboutalebi Esfahani, Mohsen / Mirian, Vahid

Evaluation of glass fibres, ethylene vinyl acetate and their combination on stone mastic asphalt

1-14

Tadele, Biruk / Tucay Quezon, Emer

Evaluation of waste engine oil rejuvenation for highly short term aged asphalt binder

1-11

Nisar, Nahida / Bhat, Javed Ahmad

Experimental investigation of Rice Husk Ash on compressive strength, carbonation and corrosion resistance of reinforced concrete

1-9

Zeiada, Waleed / Souliman, Mena / Arab, Mohamed / Underwood, B. Shane / Kaloush, Kmail

Fatigue behaviour of conventional and rubber-modified gap-graded asphalt mixtures using bending and axial fatigue tests

1-13

Alzoubi, Ahmed Essa / Ghunimat, Dalin Mohammad / Al-Rawashdeh, Mohammad / Hanandeh, Shadi

The potential of using water purification wastes as fine aggregates in concrete mixes: an initial study

1-7

Gupta, Lokesh / Kumar, Rakesh

Recarpeting using cement grouted bituminous mix in urban flexible pavement: a laboratory and field evaluation

1-12

Mahmoodian, Mojtaba

Structural reliability assessment of corroded offshore pipelines

1-11

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