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Size and weight per square meter of wire mesh

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The main objective of this study is to investigate parameters that affect the flexural behavior and shrinkage properties of light-weight cement composite plates using wastepaper fibers and wire mesh. Wastepaper fibers were prepared from disposed office papers which were shredded and immersed into water for a period of time and then they were grinde...

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... main parameters influencing on the properties of the wastepaper-cement composites were investigated. They were (a) cement to paper ratio in the mixture (1:0.5, 1:1.0 and 1:1.5 by volume), (b) shape of the wire mesh opening (square and hexagon), (c) sizes of the opening (#1, #2, and #3) and (d) number of wire mesh layers used for reinforcement (1 and 2 layers) (see wire mesh properties in Table 1) ...

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... Several studies have been conducted utilizing the waste materials such as paper [8][9][10], glass [11][12][13][14], wood [15][16][17], etc. altering the physical properties of concrete. Ahmadi et al. utilized wastepaper sludge (a by-product in paper industries) as a replacement of fine sand in various concrete mix proportions and investigate the result of various tests such as compressive strength, split tensile strength, water absorption test and density [18]. ...
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