Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications

This thesis presents the development of ambient-cured lightweight geopolymer composites (LGCs) and their quasi-static and dynamic material properties. New lightweight reinforced panels made of the developed LGCs are proposed for structural applications. Structural performances of the developed LGC p...

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Main Author: Li, Zhixing
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2022
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91308
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description This thesis presents the development of ambient-cured lightweight geopolymer composites (LGCs) and their quasi-static and dynamic material properties. New lightweight reinforced panels made of the developed LGCs are proposed for structural applications. Structural performances of the developed LGC panels are investigated under bending, punching shear and windborne debris impact loads. The outcomes derived from this study can be used in the design of LGC materials and lightweight panels against static and dynamic loads.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-913082025-05-13T02:57:42Z Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications Li, Zhixing This thesis presents the development of ambient-cured lightweight geopolymer composites (LGCs) and their quasi-static and dynamic material properties. New lightweight reinforced panels made of the developed LGCs are proposed for structural applications. Structural performances of the developed LGC panels are investigated under bending, punching shear and windborne debris impact loads. The outcomes derived from this study can be used in the design of LGC materials and lightweight panels against static and dynamic loads. 2022 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91308 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Li, Zhixing
Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications
title Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications
title_full Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications
title_fullStr Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications
title_full_unstemmed Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications
title_short Development of Lightweight Geopolymer Composites and their Structural Applications
title_sort development of lightweight geopolymer composites and their structural applications
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91308