Development and Characterization of Durable Geopolymer Composites for Truly Sustainable Infrastructure Applications
(NSF Grant Number: 1068005)
  Motivation   Goal & Approach   Results so far    

It has been experimentally demonstrated that fiber reinforced fly ash-based geopolymer can exhibit tensile strain-hardening behavior with ultra-high ductility of more than 4 %. The tensile ductility is about 400 times that of normal concrete and multiple crack propagation with tiny crack widths is also observed as in ECC materials. Further improvement in mechanical properties and controlling variability due to fly ash is the next step.
Tensile stress-strain behavior of fiber reinforced fly ash-based geopolymer composites.

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