ACI funds 10 diverse projects to further concrete sustainability
The American Concrete Institute (ACI) Foundation’s Concrete Study Council (CRC) bestowed grants to 10 initiatives aimed at furthering the knowledge and sustainability of concrete resources, construction, and buildings.
The following research initiatives will get funding from the ACI Foundation, and have been awarded based on effect to industry, ACI Committee engagement, and collaboration with other funders and organizations:
Alternate supplementary cementitious resources from nearby agricultural products
• Principal Investigator (PI): Lisa Burris, Ohio Point out University
Hurt classification of bolstered concrete constructions for fire: Rebar temperature
• PI: Negar Elhami-Khorasani, College at Buffalo
• Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI): Ravi Ranade, University at Buffalo
• Co-PI: Anthony Tessari, College at Buffalo
Enhancement of a section improve materials-primarily based heat-absorbing surface covering for concrete pavements/bridge decks
• PI: Jung Heum Yeon, Texas Point out University
• Co-PI: Togay Ozbakkaloglu, Texas State University
Evaluation of early-toughness development in stress-driven superior strength concrete formulations
• PI: Matthew Gombeda, Illinois Institute of Know-how
• Co-PI: Nishant Garg, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Fatigue behavior of FRP bars embedded in concrete
• PI: Christian Carloni, Scenario Western Reserve University
How much consolidation power is definitely required to make concrete specimens?
• PI: Dimitri Feys, Curators of the College of Missouri on behalf of Missouri University of Science and Engineering
• Co-PI: Kyle Driving, University of Florida
Highest reinforcing ratio for bolstered UHPC beams: Towards slender factors • PI: Yi Shao, College of California, Berkeley
• Co-PI: Claudia Ostertag, University of California, Berkeley
Multiscale reinforcement of hybrid steel fiber strengthened concrete
• PI: Xijun Shi, Texas State University
• Co-PI: Zachary Grasley, Texas A&M University
Trusted measurement and speciation of sulfur in concrete aggregates
• PI: April Synder, RJ Lee Team
• Co-PI: Michael Deible, RJ Lee Team
Shear conduct of extremely-high performance concrete (UHPC) looking at axial load effects
• PI: Dimitrios Kalliontzis, University of Houston
