ArticleScientific reports2023
Experimental investigation and modelling of the mechanical properties of palm oil fuel ash concrete using Scheffe's method.
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Abstract
This study explores the enhancement of mechanical properties in concrete blended with palm oil fuel ash (POFA) through Scheffe's optimization. The utilization of POFA as supplementary cementitious material in concrete has gained attention for its potential environmental benefits. Utilizing a (5,2) simplex-lattice design, a systematic approach is employed for optimizing mixture proportions based on response parameters. The laboratory tests to evaluate concrete's mechanical behavior were conducted using the computed mixture ratios from the design experimental points after 28 days of hydration. The results showed maximum flexural strength at 8.84 N/mm
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