Modern Material and Methods for Infrastructures
A special issue of Infrastructures (ISSN 2412-3811).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2022) | Viewed by 4696
Special Issue Editors
Interests: composite materials; fiber reinforced polymers; glass fiber, geoplymers; engineering cementitious materials; numerical methods for materials
Interests: steel structures; fire engineering; steel connections; earthquake engineering; robustness of structures
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Engineers have been continuously striving to improve the efficiency of conventional material, solutions, and the testing methodology used for infrastructure. In recent times, with advances in material science, different composite materials have been introduced in the construction industry. The traditional methods of underlying theories and testing methods cannot be performed. Additionally, in other places, these modern materials may be exposed to extreme natural or non-natural loading circumstances during their service life, which can cause tremendous fatalities and property loss in terms of infrastructure.
The relevant topics include but are not limited to:
- Innovative materials for infrastructures: cement replacement material, strengthening materials (HFRC and FRP, etc);
- Composite materials for geotechnical engineering;
- Engineering cementitious material;
- Modern theory for composite materials;
- Computational mechanics;
- Monitoring of infrastructures through novel techniques;
- Artificial Intelligence for infrastructures;
- Soft computing methods for infrastructures.
Dr Afaq Ahmad
Dr. Mohamed Suleiman
Dr Mohamed Shaheen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- modern methods
- innovative material
- construction methodology
- artificial intelligence
- composite materials
- monitoring of infrastructure
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