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Analyses of structural robustness of prefabricated modular buildings: A case study on mid-rise building configurationm

Munmulla, T; Navaratnam, S; Thamboo, J; Ponnampalam, T; Damruwan, H-GH; Tsavdaridis, KD; Zhang, G [Article-Full-text]

The limited knowledge of the behaviour of modular buildings subjected to different loading scenarios and thereby lack of design guidelines hinder the growth of modular construction practices despite its widespread benefits. ...
Development of sustainable mortar using waste rice husk ash from rice mill plant: Physical and thermal properties

Selvaranjan, Kajanan; Gamage, JCPH; De Silva, GIP; Navaratnam, S [Article-Full-text]

The rice processing industry generates a significant amount of rice husk ash (RHA) waste, which is considered as cost-efficient and environmentally friendly pozzolanic material. This study used RHA as a replacement for ...
Suitability of modular technology for house construction in sri lanka

Munmulla, T; Gamage, HDH; Navaratnam, S; Ponnampalam, T; Zhang, G; Jayasinghe, T [Article-Full-text]

Prefabricated volumetric modular building construction is an emerging technology in many countries used to develop the construction industry through its value-added benefits. The adoption of these novel technologies in the ...
Sustainable approaches to improve the resilience of modular buildings under wind loads

Munmulla, T; Navaratnam, S; Gamage, H; Tushar, Q; Ponnampalam, T; Zhang, G; Jayasinghe, MTR [Article-Full-text]

Prefabricated volumetric modular building (PVMB) technology is an emerging technology that can make the construction industry walk towards sustainability by reducing the emission of pollutants leading to various environmental ...
Thermal and environmental impact analysis of rice husk ash-based mortar as insulating wall plaster

Selvaranjan, K; Navaratnam, S; Gamage, DCPH; Thamboo, J; Siddique, R; Zhang, J; Zhang, G [Article-Full-text]

The energy used to maintain the thermal comfort of buildings significantly contributes to the GHG emissions and global warming. In this study, a sustainable and cost-effective rice husk ash (RHA)-based mortar for wall ...

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