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  • Bond performance of CFRP strengthened concrete subjected to fire 
    Rariasinghe, RATM; Jinadasa, DVLR; Srilal, HPS; Gamage, JCPH [Conference-Abstract]
    CFRP (Carbon Fiber Reinforce Polymer) strengthening system has recently emerged us a practical alternative for the flexural strengthening of reinforced concrete structures because of its efficiency in terms of structural ...
  • Cement stabilized rammed earthfor wall junctions of two storey houses 
    Kandamby T; Jayasinghe C [Conference-Abstract]
    Today the whole world is faced with environmental issues due to unsustainable use of natural resources, especially for construction activities. Finding alternative materials and methods is vital to minimize the impacts ...
  • FE Modeling of CFRP strengthened concrete beam exposed to cycle temperature, humidity and sustained loading 
    Bandara, HRCS; Gamage, JCPH; Aravinda, MD; Weerakon, SD [Conference-Abstract]
    Need for strengthening of civil engineering structures has been growing in recent linn", due to many reasons such as improper design, increased loading and environmental deterioration. Use of Carbon Fiber Reinforced ...
  • State of the art of concrete paving blocks Sri Lanka (CPBs) 
    Baskaran, K; Gopinath, K [Conference-Abstract]
    It is in the last five years that the stakeholders of concrete paving blocks (CPBs) are awakening to engineer the CPBs in Sri Lanka. Although large scale production of CPBs has already flourished in Sri Lanka, their adherence ...
  • Strength assessment of steel towers 
    Baskaran, K; Jeneevan, G; Jayasinghe, JPLM; Hettiarachchi, HHANC [Conference-Abstract]
    In the recent past, considerable number of tower failures happened in telecommunication sector and power transmission sector in Sri Lanka. However, no lessons were learnt and there is still a vacuum in strength assessment ...