CE115_1 Civil Engineering Materials and Pavement Systems Dr. Fouad Bayomy, PE Professor of Civil Engineering e-mail: [email protected]CE115_2 Part I: Civil Engineering Materials CE115_3 What do CE Material Engineers Do? Design Specify Select Construct Maintain Test and Evaluate Operate Manage CE115_4 What are CE Materials? Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) Wood
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Civil Engineering Materials and Pavement Systems
Dr. Fouad Bayomy, PEProfessor of Civil Engineeringe-mail: [email protected]
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Part I: Civil Engineering Materials
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What do CE Material Engineers Do? Design Specify Select Construct Maintain Test and Evaluate Operate Manage
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What are CE Materials?
Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) Wood
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What are CE Materials? Steel
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What are CE Materials? Aluminum
Sohar Aluminum Smelter
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What are CE Materials? Asphalt Concrete
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What are CE Materials? Geosynthetics
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What are CE Materials? Portland Cement Concrete Asphalt Concrete Wood Steel Aluminum Fiber Reinforced Plastics Geosynthetics Soils
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Material Properties Physical Chemical Mechanical
Optical Electrical Magnetic Acoustic …….
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Physical Properties Unit Weight (Density), Specific Gravity Porosity, Voids Micro and Macro Structure Micro and Macro Texture Color, shape, surface heat absorption Moisture Content Thermal conductivity
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Chemical Properties They pertain to the composition and
potential reaction of a material to the surrounding environment Chemical composition Acidity Alkalinity Corrosion resistance
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Mechanical Properties They relate to the materials’ response to
applied loads (static and / or dynamic) Strength Stiffness (e.g. elastic modulus) Flexibility (ability to deform and recover shape) Toughness Fatigue resistance Deformation resistance (e.g. creep and rutting) Low Temperature cracking, and high temp