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Fuad ABUTAHA, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Civil Engineering ​ Address: Antalya Bilim University 07190 Antalya, Turkey Email: Fuad.abutaha@antalya.edu.tr About Me Fuad ABUTAHA is Assistant Professor at the department of Civil Engineering at Antalya Bilim University (ABU), Turkey. Abutaha holds Ph.D. degree in Construction Technology & management from University of Malaya (UM) in 2018. Master in Construction Management from University Technology Malaysia (UTM) in 2013. Abutaha is an engineer who embraces modern principles and practices of Civil Engineering specifically in concrete technology and construction management. Researcher with 7 years’ experience in concrete laboratory, experimental design, supervision of research student and edit materials for publication at high ranked journal. Experienced in managing research projects from conception to completion. Abutaha has published several refereed publications and collaborated as reviewer for different international scholarly journals. The current research focuses on the production of sustainable concrete. Work Experience 2019-present 2018-2019 2013 - 2018 Assistant Professor Department of civil Engineering Antalya Bilim University ​ Research Fellow İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi (ITÜ) Research Fellowship at Department of Structural Engineering (İTÜ İnşaat Fakültesi). Details of key duties: Undertake research, either laboratory or office-based in the field of green building materials. Prepare progress reports to the PI and summarize the project results. Performs various editorial duties; write, review and edit materials for publication. Research Assistant University of Malaya (UM) Department of civil engineering Title of project: Re-engineering and Adapting Concrete for Sustainable Development and Climate Change Initiatives. Amount : RM 777,200 (179,037.44 USD) ​ Details of key duties: Supervise undergraduate students working on the research project. - Request and acquire equipment or supplies necessary for the project - Prepare progress reports for the PI and summarize project results. - Performs various editorial duties; write, review and edit materials for publication. - Prepare other articles, reports, and presentations. Education 2014 - 2018 ​PhD. in Construction Technology and Management. University of Malaya | Malaysia Thesis Title: Engineering Properties of Normal and High Strength Concrete Containing Palm Oil Clinker. 2012-2013 MSc. in Construction Management. University Technology of Malaysia | Malaysia Thesis Title: The Causal Factors of Poor Performance in The Construction Projects. ​Grad: (3.61/4.00). 2005-2010 BSc in Civil Engineering. Islamic University of Gaza | Palestine RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS ​ Abutaha, Fuad, Haider Hamad Ghayeb, and Hashim Abdul Razak. "Assessment of Engineering Properties and Cost Performance of Normal and High Strength Concrete Containing Waste Material." 2019. Alnahhal, Mohammed Fouad, U. Johnson Alengaram, Mohd Zamin Jumaat, Fuad Abutaha, Mamoun A. Alqedra, and Ramappa Ramesh Nayaka. "Assessment on engineering properties and CO2 emissions of recycled aggregate concrete incorporating waste products as supplements to Portland cement." Journal of cleaner production 203 (2018): 822-835. Abutaha, Fuad, Hashim Abdul Razak, Hussein Adebayo Ibrahim, and Haider Hamad Ghayeb. "Adopting particle-packing method to develop high strength palm oil clinker concrete." Resources, conservation and Recycling 131 (2018): 247-258. Ibrahim, Hussein Adebayo, Hashim Abdul Razak, and Fuad Abutaha. "Strength and abrasion resistance of palm oil clinker pervious concrete under different curing method." Construction and Building Materials 147 (2017): 576-587. Abutaha, Fuad, Hashim Abdul Razak, and Hussein Adebayo Ibrahim. "Effect of coating palm oil clinker aggregate on the engineering properties of normal grade concrete." Coatings 7.10 (2017): 175. Fuad Abutaha, H. Abdul Razak, and J. Kanadasan, Effect of palm oil clinker (POC) aggregates on fresh and hardened properties of concrete. Construction and Building Materials, 2016. 112: p. 416-423. (ISI-Q1) Fuad Abutaha; Abdul Razak, H.; Ibrahim, H.A. Effect of Coating Palm Oil Clinker Aggregate on the Engineering Properties of Normal Grade Concrete. Coatings 2017, 7, 175. (ISI-Q1) Ibrahim, H.A., H. Abdul Razak, and Fuad Abutaha, Strength and Abrasion Resistance of Palm Oil Clinker Pervious Concrete Under Different Curing Method. Construction and Building Materials, 2017. 147: p. 576-587. (ISI-Q1) Fuad Abutaha, Razak, H. A., Ibrahim, H. A., & Ghayeb, H. H. (2018). Adopting particle-packing method to develop high strength palm oil clinker concrete. Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 131, 247-258. (ISI-Q1) Ghayeb, Haider Hamad, Hashim Abdul Razak, NH Ramli Sulong, Kim Hung Mo, Fuad Abutaha, and Meisam Gordan. "Performance of mechanical steel bar splices using grouted couplers under uniaxial tension." Journal of Building Engineering 34 (2021): 101892. Ibrahim, Hussein Adebayo, Yingxin Goh, Zheng Ann Ng, Soon Poh Yap, Kim Hung Mo, Choon Wah Yuen, and Fuad Abutaha. "Hydraulic and strength characteristics of pervious concrete containing a high volume of construction and demolition waste as aggregates." Construction and building materials 253 (2020): 119251. Mo, Kim Hung, Blessen Skariah Thomas, Soon Poh Yap, Fuad Abutaha, and Chee Ghuan Tan. "Viability of agricultural wastes as substitute of natural aggregate in concrete: A review on the durability-related properties." Journal of Cleaner Production (2020): 123062. Ghayeb, H. H., H. Abdul Razak, N. H. R. Sulong, A. N. Hanoon, F. Abutaha, H. A. Ibrahim, M. Gordan, and M. F. Alnahhal. "Predicting the mechanical properties of concrete using intelligent techniques to reduce CO2 emissions." Materiales de Construcción 69, no. 334 (2019): Article-number. AWARDS Research Fellowship Program for International Researchers (TÜBİTAK 2216): February 2018– Turkey. Title of research: Engineering Properties and Durability of Calcium Aluminate Cement (CAC)-Based Mortar Blended with FA and GGBS. ​ Postgraduate Research Fund (Peruntukan Penyelidikan Pascasiswazah -PPP, 2015): Fund for a research project, University of Malaya – Malaysia. Title of research: Utilization of Palm Oil Clinker (POC) as Coarse and Fine Aggregates in Concrete Production. Amount: RM 18,500 (4,260 USD), Project number: PG277-2015B, Rule: Fund applicant (research grant awarded). ​ Fees waiver: Graduate Research Assistantship Scheme (GRAS) recipient (2013-2016) - University of Malaya- Malaysia. 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Basic in Concrete Technology What is Concrete? Concrete Ingredients/Materials Engineering properties of concrete Blended Concrete What is Concrete? The word concrete comes from the Latin word "concretus". Which means compact or Hold Together. Now a days concrete is most common and necessary things in our life. It’s a composite material composed of aggregates bonded together with cement paste which hardens over time. The present consumption of concrete in the world is of the order of 33 billion tones every year. It’s an artificial stone made of sand, stone, water & cement. Most widely used construction materials – abundantly available raw materials History of Concrete ~3000 BC, Egyptians made Pyramid with gypsum mortars as a binding agent (mud mixed with straw to bind dried bricks) View Collection ​ China also used the lime based cementitious materials when building the Great Wall (BC 220 ~ 206). View Collection 800 BC, Greeks and Cyprus used lime mortars which were much harder than later Roman mortars. View Collection ​ ~300 BC to 400 AD, Romans uses mortars by mixing Volcanic ash and lime (Pozzolana cement) View Collection History of Concrete Concrete is composed mainly of cement (commonly Portland cement), aggregate, water, and chemical admixturesif necessary. Application of Concrete Bridges Structures Concrete Ingredients Mix proportions Two components Paste (cement and water) Aggregates (sand and rock) Paste = PC + Water Mortar = PC + Water + Fine aggregate Concrete = PC + Water + Coarse and Fine aggregates Comparing the Proportions Why do we use concrete? Can be designed to a desired strength Can be prepared to a required workability Can be designed to accommodate the desired environmental conditions Can be enhanced by using other materials Compressive Strength is high. Workmanship is cheaper comparing to other structure types. Cheapest and Most Readily Available Material on Site Can be Formed into Variety of Shapes and Sizes Protection of Reinforcing Steel from Corrosion Good Resistance to Water Low Maintenance Cost Pros and Cons of Concrete Good and Bad Concretes Good concrete Good Workability Uniform, Homogeneous, and No Segregation Nice Appearance (Good Finishing) Strong (Good Compressive, Tensile and Strengths) Low Porosity and Transport Properties High Durability (Long Lifetime) Bad concrete Poor Workability Honeycombing and Poor Appearance Non-uniform, Non-homogeneous and Suffers from Segregation Weak (Low Strength) Porous (High Porosity and Increased Transport Properties) Low Durability (Short Lifetime How do we cast the concrete? Adding the right proportion of concrete constituents: (Cement, fine & coarse aggregates & water) Mixing the concrete thoroughly Placing the concrete correctly Compacting the concrete sufficiently Cure the concrete properly Factors affecting the Quality of Concrete Chemical composition Aggregate Water content Admixtures Proportions Mixing Transporting Hydration Placing Vibrating Curing لا توجد منشورات بهذه اللغة حتى الآن انتظرونا...