Abstract

Precast Self-Compacting Concrete (PSCC) is one of many types of approach in Industrialised Building System (IBS) that were used to speed up construction to meet consumer’s demand. The usage of Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) will profit in many ways such as faster construction, reduction in manpower, easier placing, uniform and complete consolidation, better surface finishes, improved durability, increased strength, and safer working environment. The addition coir fibre in PSCC can improve the tensile strength and flexural strength in the concrete mixture.by combining the two elements of SCC and CF in PSCC slab panel, the desired structural behaviour can be achieved. The four-point bending test was conducted on the all 4 type of PSCC slab panel that is solid control, solid CF, hollow control, and hollow CF. The solid PSCC-CF slab panel has the best structural performance compared to the other 3 other PSCC slab panel. The crack and ultimate load of the solid PSCC-CF slab panel recorded are 24.5 kN and 35 kN respectively compared to the reading collected from the other 3 slab panels. The crack propagation on the solid PSCC-CF slab panel also less propagated due to the addiction of CF that build concrete bridges. The load-deflection profile of solid PSCC-CF slab panel also shown the best result compared to the other slab panel. The load-strain profile recorded also shown the highest values of 105 micro strain on top and 53.14 micro strain on side of solid PSCC-CF slab panel.

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