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Project outcomes Summary

Project in Bachelors in Civil Engineering: Experimental Testing & numerical modelling of


RCC columns subjected to fire (Pre & Post heated columns) while applying monotonic loading.
Abaqus (FEA tool) software were used for the modelling of concrete columns to perform the
thermal analysis and loading
Outcomes: The experimental testing and numerical modeling of Reinforced Cement Concrete
(RCC) columns subjected to fire conditions reveal critical insights into their structural
performance and safety. Experimental tests demonstrate the thermal degradation of concrete and
steel reinforcement, leading to a reduction in load-carrying capacity and potential failure modes
under fire exposure. Numerical models, validated against experimental data, allow for the
simulation of various fire scenarios, providing a comprehensive understanding of temperature
distribution, structural deformations, and failure mechanisms. These outcomes contribute to the
development of more effective fire-resistant design strategies and safety guidelines for RCC
structures, ensuring enhanced resilience and structural integrity in fire incidents.

Research Thesis Master of Civil Engineering (Structural Engineering): Numerical


investigation of Fly Ash, stone dust & GGBS geo-polymer concrete beams.
Abaqus (FEA tool) software were used for the modelling of geo-polymer concrete beams & their
CFRP retrofitting to validate the experimental results by displacement force method.
Outcomes: The numerical investigation of Fly Ash, stone dust, and Ground Granulated Blast
Furnace Slag (GGBS) geo-polymer concrete beams, alongside their Carbon Fiber Reinforced
Polymer (CFRP) retrofitting, provides valuable insights into their structural performance. Using
ABAQUS software, simulations were conducted to predict the mechanical behavior and failure
patterns of these geopolymer concrete beams. The results indicated that geo-polymer concrete
exhibits promising strength and durability properties. Additionally, CFRP retrofitting
significantly enhances the load-bearing capacity and ductility of the beams. The numerical
findings, validated against experimental data, demonstrate a high degree of correlation,
confirming the reliability of the models and the effectiveness of CFRP retrofitting in improving
structural performance. These outcomes contribute to the broader adoption of sustainable geo-
polymer materials and advanced retrofitting techniques in civil engineering.

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