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Performance enhancement of recycled aggregate concrete using active confinement and fibres
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Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Engineering Sustainability 1–22.
Published: 24 February 2026
... velocity ( UPV ), and water permeability. The highest compressive strength (35.0 MPa) and UPV (4.91 km/s) were achieved with 1.5% steel fibres and tri-tie confinement, while steel clamp systems yielded the lowest permeability (3.92 mm). The synergistic action of confinement-induced stress redistribution...
