Effect of reinforcing wool fibres on fracture and energy absorption properties of an earthen material
By Francesco Aymerich, L. Fenu, P. Meloni. 2012
161 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering, Polymers and Plastics
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In Building and Construction
- Muhammad Ali
- John B. Williams
- H. Danso
- D. B. Martinson
- L. Fenu
- Domenico Asprone
- Andrea E. Prota
- J. Aubert
In Civil and Structural Engineering
- Muhammad Ali
- John B. Williams
- H. Danso
- D. B. Martinson
- Domenico Asprone
- Andrea E. Prota
- J. Aubert
- Camille Magniont
In Polymers and Plastics
Citations in the corpus
- Plant aggregates and fibers in earth construction materials: A review (2016, background): “The behavior of samples containing wool fibers is given in Figure 4 [18].”
- Physical, mechanical and durability properties of soil building blocks reinforced with natural fibres (2015, methodology): “Animal wastes such as sheep wool fibre [11] and cow-dung [8] have also been used to enhance the properties of soil building blocks/bricks.”
- Experimental characterization of Italian composite adobe bricks reinforced with straw fibers (2015, background): “5% and 3% in Sardinia, whereas fibers are not longer than minimum dimension of bricks, which is generally 100 mm [17,18].”
- Effect of fibre aspect ratio on mechanical properties of soil building blocks (2015, background): “Most studies on the use of natural fibres for enhancement of soil blocks have focused on the fibre content, with few incorporating fibre lengths in their experimental design [1, 5, 16, 17].”