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Tanta University Faculty of Engineering

International Conference

on Advances in Structural and Geotechnical Engineering

EGYPT-AFRICA: TOGETHER WE CAN CONSTRUCT PROMISING FUTURE

(ICASGE'19)

25-28 March 2019, Hurghada, Egypt

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Organized by

Structural Engineering Department Faculty of Engineering

Tanta University, Egypt

www.ICASGE.com

http://www.icasge.com/

International Conference on Advances in Structural and Geotechnical Engineering

ICASGE’19 25-28 March 2019, Hurghada, Egypt - 2 -





UNDER THE AUSPICES OF

Ministry of Higher Education Ministry of Water Resources

& Irrigation

Government of Gharbia Government of Red Sea

Tanta University

Government of Dakahlia



Special Thanks and appreciation to:

Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar Minister of Higher Education

Dr. Mohamed Abdelaty Minister of Water Resources & Irrigation

Major General. Ahmed Abdullah Governor of Red Sea

Dr. Mustafa Al-Sheikh Vice-President of Tanta University

Dr. Magdy Sabaa President of Tanta University

Dr. Kamal Sharobim Governor of Dakahlia

Major General. Hesham El-Said Governor of Gharbia





Organized by

Structural Engineering Department Faculty of Engineering

Tanta University

Prof. Emad Etman

Chairman

Prof. Mohamed Hussein Prof. Marawan Shahien

Co-chairman Secretary General



Preface:

The International Conference on Advances in Structural and Geotechnical Engineering "ICASGE" is organized in Hurghada, Egypt in March 2019 by the Structural Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Tanta University, Egypt. The conference is the third in series to be organized after the great success of the previous two conferences ICASGE'15 and ICASGE'17 held in Hurghada, Egypt.

The aim of the conference is to provide a forum for researchers and professionals from various fields related to the theory of structures, soil mechanics and foundation engineering, reinforced concrete constructions, properties and testing of materials, environmental engineering, steel constructions, construction management, etc…, to exchange and discuss the latest findings and experiences. The Conference program includes invited keynote lectures that are delivered by national and international speakers. The program includes also a number of oral presentations that are presented in parallel sessions. The official language of the Conference is English. The organizing committee has received over 150 abstracts from China, Nigeria, India, Congo, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Libya, Iraqi Kurdistan, Australia, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Sudan, Cameron, Japan, Portugal and USA. Out of these abstracts about 110 full length papers were carefully selected after peer review to be included in the conference program in the disciplines of Geotechnical Engineering, Reinforced Concrete Structures, Structural Analysis, Materials, Steel Structures and Construction Management. In addition to the papers, the program of the conference is heavily loaded with 10 keynote lectures. This book of abstracts is an excellent reference of the papers. Full length papers are included in the conference flash memory that is equipped with an electronic search engine. All in all, the conference is an excellent opportunity to build professional networks, talk with speakers and participants, make new contacts and enjoy the conference. The organizing committee hope to assist senior and young engineers, researchers, and specialized academics to come together and update their knowledge and understanding regarding the advances in structural and geotechnical engineering issues. The organizing committee has sent every effort to make sure that the conference venue, environment, technical and social program are pleasant and memorable experience for all participants, speakers, sponsors and accompanying persons.

Organizing Committee Faculty of Engineering

Tanta University



Tanta University Tanta University is located in the centre of Nile Delta at Al-Gharbiyah

governorate, Egypt. In 1976 a decree of the Council of Ministers President

No. 1142 on the amendment of the same Regulation which added the

faculties of dentistry, pharmacy, law, engineering, agriculture and

veterinary medicine, education at Kafr El-Sheikh and the Higher Institute of

Nursing (followed to the Faculty of Medicine) of the University of Tanta.

Starting from the academic year of 1991/1992, the study was initiated at

the Faculty of Engineering according to the decree of the Council of Tanta

University on 18/09/1991. The Faculty of Engineering enrols almost 5000

undergraduates and over 800 postgraduates. About 200 staff members

(Professors, Associate professors and Assistant professors) and 180

assisting staff members (demonstrators and assistant lecturers). In fall

2015, the Faculty of Engineering was accredited by the National Authority

for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education (NAQAAE).

Structural Engineering Department Structural Engineering Department, established in 1991, is one of the

esteemed departments of the Faculty of Engineering at Tanta University.

The department has about 80 academic staff members. Almost 2100

students are enrolled in the under graduate program and about 350

students, in six disciplines, postgraduate program.

The department has three main laboratories. These laboratories are:

Reinforced concrete and heavy structures laboratory,

Soil mechanics and geotechnical engineering laboratory, and

Construction materials testing laboratory (accredited according to

ISO17025)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governorate



Special Credit Hours’ Programs at Faculty of Engineering The Faculty of Engineering is proudly presenting the following special credit hours’ programs:

(1) Construction Engineering

Started in Fall 2015 & Successfully operating with about 500 Students. The expected graduation date of the first class of the

program shall be June 2019.

(2) Environmental Architectural Engineering

Started in Fall 2016

(3) Mechatronics Engineering Started in Fall 2018

(4) Renewable Energy

Started in Fall 2018



Organizing Committee

Prof. Emad Etman Chairman

Prof. Mohammed Hussein Co-chairman

Prof. Marawan Shahien Secretary General

Dr. Mostafa Fahmi Hassanein

Dr. Tamer El-Korany

Dr. Ahmed El Hadidy

Dr. Reda Nagaty Behiry

Eng. Ahmed El-Gendy

Eng. Khaled Ramzy

Eng. Mohamed Ahmed Sobhey

Eng. Ahmed Fawzy

Eng. Mohamed Kamar El-Dawla

Eng. Mohamed Eissa

Eng. Ahmed Attia

Great effort by our students and graduates is appreciated

Aya Ezzat Moaz Rajb

Boseen Ahmed Mohamed Ehab

Doaa Hossam Mohamed El-Faraa

Habiba Oussama Roaa Wael



Scientific International and Technical Advisory Board (Alphabetical order) Abdel Hakim A. Khalik Abdel Rahman Hindi Abdelsalam Salem Abdelrahim Dessouki Adel Akl Adel Eldosoky Adel Hana Adel Helmy Salem Ahmed Elsharief Ahmed El-Gamal Ahmed El-Sheikh Ahmed Farouk Ahmed Mousa Alaa Ata Alaa El-Din Sharkawi Amr Abdel-Rahman Amr Elnashai Amr Sadeq Ashraf Ashour Ashraf El Damatty Ashraf El-Ashaal Ashraf Nazir Atef Badr Atef El-Eraqy Ayman Selemah Carlos Santamarina Charles Ng Dennis Lam Elsayed Abd El-Sallam Emad El Sayed Etman Etienne-Marcelin Kana Fahmy Zaher Farhad Ansari Fathalla El-Nahhas Fatma Baligh Heinz Konietzky Hesham Abd El-Khalik Hikaru Nakamura Hisham Abdel-Mohsen Hossam El-Din Hosny Hossam Hodhod Ibrahim Mahfouz Ibrahim Ramadan Jianqiao Ye Kamal Sharobim Kamel Kandel

Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Canada Egypt Sudan USA Egypt UK Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt USA Egypt UK UK Egypt Egypt UK Egypt Egypt USA Hong Kong UK Egypt Egypt Cameron Egypt USA Egypt Egypt Germany Egypt Japan Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt UK Egypt Egypt

Khaled Sennah Khaled Yousry Kunieda Minoru Maher Tadros Mahmoud El-Boghdadi Mahmoud El-Meligy Mahmoud Reda Marawan Shahien Metwally Abo-Hamd Mohamed A. Sakr Mohamed Amer Mohamed Dabaon Mohamed Eissa Mohamed El-Ghandor Mohamed El-Naggar Mohamed Gabr Mohamed Hussein Mohamed Kassem Mohamed Marzoq Mohamed Meguid Mohamed Nagib Mohamed Sakr Mostafa El-Sawaf Mostafa Mohamed Moustafa Al-Ghamrawy M.O. A Mtallib Nabil A. Badee Nabil Fouad Nagwa El-Sakhawy Nasser Darwish Norma Jean Mattei Nuno Silvestre Osama Abd El-Ghafoor Osman Shaalan Qing Quan Saad El-Din Abdrabo Saher Elkhoriby Saied Allam Salah El-Din El-Metwally Salah El-Din Taher Sayed Mashally Sherif Hafez Sherif Mourad Sherif Fakhri Tarek Fawzy El-Shafey Yasser El-Mosssallamy Yousry Shaheen

Canada Egypt Japan USA Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt USA Egypt Egypt Egypt Canada Egypt Egypt Egypt UK Egypt Nigeria Egypt Germany Egypt Egypt USA Portugal Egypt Egypt Australia Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt Egypt



A Word of Appreciation for the Reviewers (Alphabetical order)

Members of the organizing committee performed their fare share of reviews to keep

the reviewing process moving along smoothly. Additional reviewers, many of whom

provided outstanding suggestions to the authors and in some cases extraordinary

rapid responses to very short deadline, included:

Abdel Hakim A. Khalik

Abdelrahim Dessouki

Adel Akl

Adel Eldosoky

Ahmed Atta

Ahmed Baraghit

Ahmed El Hadidy

Ahmed Farouk

Ahmed Nasr

Alaa Ata

Alaa Bashandy

Alaa El-Din Sharkawi

Alsaeed Maaty

Amin Saleh

Amr Abdel-Rahman

Ashraf El-Zanaty

Ayman Selemah

Emad El Sayed Etman

Fatma Baligh

Hamdy Afefy

Hesham Abd El-Khalik

Hesham Diab

Hisham Abdel-Mohsen

Ibrahim Ramadan

Kamal Sharobim

Khairy Hassan

Magdy Kassem

Mahmoud Aly Reda

Mohamed A. Sakr

Mohamed Bahr

Mohamed Dabaon

Mohamed El-Khouly

Mahmoud El-Boghdadi

Mahmoud El-Meligy

Man Zhou

Marawan Shahien

Mariam Farouk Ghazy

Metwally Abd Elaty

Mohamed El-Naggar

Mohamed Hussein

Mohamed Kassem

Mohamed Marzoq

Mohamed Rabie

Mohamed Taman

Mohie El-Din Shokry

Mostafa Fahmi

Nageh Melaka

Nagwa El-Sakhawy

Nashwa Yossef

Nasser Darwish

Omnia Fawzy

Osama Hodhod

Osman shalan

Saied Allam

Salah El-Din Taher

Sherif Fakhri Abd El-naby

Sherif Mourad

Suzan Salem

Tamer El-Afandy

Tamer El-korany

Tarek Ebeido

Tarek Fawzy El-Shafey

Tarek Nageeb

Wael El-degwy

Wassiem Azzam

Yousry Bayoumy Shaheen

For any additional reviewers whose names were advertently missed, we offer our

sincere apology. A quality special publication would not have been possible

without the conscientious and devoted efforts of these reviewers.



ICASGE’19

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

25-28 March 2019, Hurghada, Egypt

Colouring Codes:

Keynote Lectures

Parallel Sessions

Social Programmes

Sponsored Presentation

Day 1 (Monday 25 March 2019)

TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION

14:30 – 19:30 Registration and conference kit

collection HALL A

18:00 – 20:00 Cocktail Reception HALL A



Day 2 (Tuesday 26 March 2019)

TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION Breakfast is served in Cleopatra Restaurant from 7.00 to 9.00

08:00 Registration HALL A

08:30 – 09:00 Welcome and Opening HALL A

09:00 – 9:30 Keynote Lecture 1 (KN) Prof. Norma Jean Mattei

HALL A

09:30 – 10:00 Keynote Lecture 2 (KN) Prof. Ahmed Elsherif

HALL A

10:00 – 10:30 Keynote Lecture 3 (KN) Prof. Nuno Silvestre

HALL A

10:30– 11:00 Exhibition opening and coffee break HALL A

11:00 – 11:30 Keynote Lecture 4 (KN) Prof. Amr Abdelrahmen

HALL A

11:30 – 12:00 Keynote Lecture 5 (KN) Prof. Kunieda Minoru

HALL A

12:00 – 12:30 Keynote Lecture 6 (KN) Prof. Maher Tadros

HALL A

12:30 – 13:45

Parallel Session 1: Geotechnical Engineering (GEO1) Reinforced Concrete Structures (RCS1)

Steel Structures (STL1)

HALL A HALL B HALL C

13:45 – 15:15 Lunch break (Cleopatra Restaurant)

15:15 – 16:30

Parallel Session 2: Reinforced Concrete Structures (RCS2)

Geotechnical Engineering (GEO2) Steel Structures (STL2)


16:30 – 18:00

Parallel session 3: Geotechnical Engineering (GEO3) Reinforced Concrete Structures (RCS3)

Construction Management (COM1)


19:00 – 20:30 Gala dinner (Cleopatra Restaurant)

20:30 – 22:30 Bedouin Party (Hotel Beach)



Day 3 (Wednesday 27 March 2019)

*Restaurant of your choice list: (booking is required) Far East, Mexican, Indian, Lebanese, Italian and Mongolian. ** Buses will move from the Lobby (booking at registration desk with extra cost)

TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION Breakfast is served in Cleopatra Restaurant from 7.00 to 9.00

08:00 Registration HALL A

09:00 – 09:30 Keynote Lecture 7 (KN) Prof. Khaled Sennah

HALL A

09:30 – 10:00 Keynote Lecture 8 (KN) Prof. Heinz Konietzky

HALL A

10:00 – 10:30 Keynote Lecture 9 (KN) Prof. M.O.A Mtallib

HALL A

10:30 – 11:00 Keynote Lecture 10 (KN) Prof. Etienne Marcelin Kana

HALL A

11:00 – 11:40 Coffee break HALL A

11:40 – 12:00 Sponsored Presentation MAPEI

HALL A

12:00 – 13:15

Parallel session 4: Reinforced Concrete Structures (RCS4)

Geotechnical Engineering (GEO4-a&b)

Structural Analysis (STA1)


13:15 – 14:45 Lunch break ( Cleopatra Restaurant)

14:45 – 16:00

Parallel session 5: Materials (MAT1) Structural Analysis (STA2)

HALL A HALL B

16:00 – 17:30

Parallel session 6: Materials (MAT2) Construction Management (COM2)

HALL A HALL B

17:30 – 17:45 Closing Session HALL A

18:30 – 20:00 A La Carte; dinner of your choice*

19:30 – 22:00 Tour to Hurghada city**



Day 4 (Thursday 28 March 2019)

TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION

Breakfast is served in Cleopatra Restaurant from 7.00 to 9.00

10:00 – 16.30

Cruise including snorkeling or fishing and Lunch

(Booking is required) *

Space is available for the first 90 registrants

* Booking is required at registration desk 150 LE for conference participants



Program at a glance by discipline Tuesday 26 March 2019

Time KN GEO RCS STA STL MAT COM Keynote lecture 1

09:00 – 09:30 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 2

09:30 – 10:00 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 3

10:00 – 10:30 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 4

11:00 – 11:30 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 5

11:30 – 12:00 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 6

12:00 – 12:30 Hall

A

Parallel Session 1

12:30 – 13:45 Hall

A Hall

B

Hall C

Parallel Session 2

15:15 – 16:30 Hall

B Hall

A

Hall C

Parallel Session 3

16:30 – 18:00 Hall

A Hall

B

Hall C

Wednesday 27 March 2019

Time KN GEO RCS STA STL MAT COM

Keynote lecture 7

09:00 – 09:30 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 8

09:30 – 10:00 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 9

10:00 – 10:30 Hall

A

Keynote lecture 10

10:30 – 11:00 Hall

A

Sponsored Presentation

11:40 – 12:00 Hall

A

Parallel Session 4

12:00 – 13:15 Hall B

Hall A

Hall C

Parallel Session 5

14:45 – 16:00 Hall

B Hall

A

Parallel Session 6

16:00– 17:30 Hall A

Hall B



Program at a glance by location

Tuesday 26 March 2019 TIME ACTIVITY HALL A HALL B HALL C

08:30 – 09:00 Welcome and

Opening Opening

09:00 – 09:30 Keynote lecture 1 KN






12:30 – 13:45 Parallel Session 1 GEO1 RCS1 STL1

15:15 – 16:30 Parallel Session 2 RCS2 GEO2 STL2

16:30 – 18:00 Parallel Session 3 GEO3 RCS3 COM1

Wednesday 27 March 201

TIME ACTIVITY HALL A HALL B HALL C





11:40 – 12:00 Sponsored Presentation MAPEL

12:00 – 13:15 Parallel Session 4 RCS4 GEO4-a&b STA1

14:45 – 16:00 Parallel Session 5 MAT1 STA2

16:00– 17:30 Parallel Session 6 MAT2 COM2



KEYNOTE LECTURES



Keynote Lecture 1

Prof. Norma J.Mattei

HALL (A) Tuesday 26 March 2019 (09:00 – 09:30)

Chairmen: Prof. Mahmoud Reda

Prof. Abdel Hakim A. Khalik

Prof. Kamal Sharobeem

A comparison of the Nile River and Mississippi River

Biography:

PE, PhD Professor, University of New Orleans Dean of Engineering - Interim ASCE 2017 President. I am currently Past President of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), elected in a general election by the membership of the organization. It is a three-year commitment. As President-elect, my duties were to primarily visit domestic grassroots units such as Sections and Branches, as well as Younger Member and Student groups. There I acted as a liaison between the ASCE Board of Direction and the grassroots membership, developing both the knowledgebase and skills of our upcoming leaders and identifying how the organization can healthily move into the future given the changes in the needs and mindset of our younger members and potential members. As President, I travelled internationally as well as represented the organization in its advocacy on Capitol Hill in Washington DC. I also chaired the Board of Direction. During this year we began developing a new strategic plan and vision for the organization and for the profession. As Past President, I am a voting member of the Board of Direction and provide guidance for several ASCE Committees, helping to steward the leadership of the organization as it implements the strategies

and goals that were just decided the year before.

E-mail: [email protected]



Keynote Lecture 2

Prof. Ahmed ELsherif

HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (09:30 – 10:00)

Chairmen: Prof. Abdelsalam Salem

Prof. Mohamed Bahr

Treatment of Expansive Soils for Building Foundations and Road Construction

(Experience from Sudan)

Biography: Personal Data

Name: Ahmed Mohammed Elsharief Permanent Address: Building and Roads Research Institute University of Khartoum, Khartoum, P.O. Box 321, SUDAN Date of Birth:01/01/1958 Nationality: Sudanese Marital Status: Married with 5 children Current Position: Professor at Building and Road Research Institute, University of Khartoum Education

Purdue University: West Lafayette, Indiana, USA, Ph.D. Civil Engineering. December 1992. Major: Geotechnical Engineering University of Khartoum: Khartoum, Sudan, M.Sc. Civil Engineering December 1987. Major: Geotechnical Engineering; University of Khartoum: Khartoum, Sudan, B.Sc. Civil Engineering, May 1981, First Class Honors. Service

Nov. 1992-2001) Assistant Professor at the Building and Research Institute (BRRI).

1999-2000 Visiting professor, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brasil

2001-date Associate Professor at Building and Road Research Institute, University of Khartoum

Head of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Division BRRI 1993 to 1999.

Coordinator, Masters of Science Program in Building Technology at the Institute 2000 to 2007.

Head of Geotechnical Department at BRRI 2006-2009;

Director of Building and Road Research Institute from Dec. 2010 - 2015.

Professor, Geotechnical Engineering Department, Building and Road Research Institute, October 2016 to date

Email: [email protected]



Keynote Lecture 3 Prof. Nuno Silvestre

HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (10:00 – 10:30) Chairmen: Prof. Abdelrahim Dessouki

Prof. Sherif Mourad

New Advances on Computational Methods for Cold-Formed Steel Structures

Biography: Academic degrees • Licenciate in Civil Engineering, IST-UTL, 1993 • Master in Structural Engineering, IST-UTL, 1997 • PhD in Civil Engineering, IST-UTL, 2005 • Habilitation in Mechanical Engineering, IST-UL, 2015 Academic career • Research Assistant; IST-UTL, DECivil, 1994-2005 • Assistant Professor, IST-UL, DECivil, 2005-2013 • Associate Professor, IST-UL, DEM, 2013-2017 • Full Professor, IST-UL, DEM, since 2018 • Research Collaborator, CMEST, ICIST, 1993-2005 • Researcher, ICIST, 2005-2013 • Vice-President, ICIST, 2009-2012 • Researcher, IDMEC, since 2014 • Vice-President, IDMEC, 2015-2016

Research interests • Nanomechanics • Nonlinear mechanics • Structural stability • Nanocomposites • Structural dynamics • Steel and FRP composite structures • Computational methods for thin structures • Multiscale computational methods Research experience • Principal investigator of 5 R&D projects and research member of 13 R&D projects in different fields of nanotechnology, structural stability, and steel and FRP composite structures. • Author of 150 papers in international journals (indexed in ISI Web of Science), 25 papers in national journals, 250 papers in international conferences and 60 papers in national conferences. • Author of 1 book, editor of 2 books, author of 12 book chapters and guest editor of 10 special issues of international journals. • h-index (ISI/Scopus): 26/30 • Editor-in-Chief of “Thin-Walled Structures” journal (Elsevier, WoS-indexed, IF2016=2.829). Associate Editor of “Data in Brief” (Elsevier) and “Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology”, (SAGE, WoS-indexed, IF2016= 1.536).




Keynote Lecture 4

Prof. Amr Abdelrahman HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (11:00 – 11:30)

Chairmen: Prof. Wael El-degwy

Prof. Nasser Darwish

Prof. Khairy Hassan

Innovative Technique For Strengthening Concrete Floors

Biography: Dr. Amr Abdelrahman is Chairman of the Structural Engineering Department and Professor of Concrete Structures, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. He is a member in the following Egyptian Codes; Design and Construction of Concrete Structures, Design and application of Fiber Reinforced Polymers in Construction (Vice President), and Planning, Design and Construction of Bridges and Highways. He is also a member in the Arab Code for Design of Bridges, Supreme committee for Engineering Consultants and General Secretary of the Egyptian Society of Engineers/Civil. He is a Consultant Engineer, who participated in the design of several projects in the Middle East and Canada. He has more than 30 years of experience working in the field of design of conventional and prestressed Concrete Structures and strengthening using Fiber Reinforced Polymers.




Keynote Lecture 5 Prof. Kunieda Minoru

HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (11:30 – 12:00)

Chairmen: Prof. Mohie El-Din Shokry

Prof. Sherief Fakhri

Prof. Mohamed Hussein

Durability of Fiber Reinforced Concrete

Biography:

Current appointment: Position: Professor Institution: Dept. of Civil Engineering, Faculty of

Engineering, Gifu University Educational background (academic degree: title, year and institution):

B. of Eng. (1994) Gifu University (Civil Engineering) M. of Eng. (1996) Gifu University (Civil Engineering) D. of Eng. (1999) Gifu University (Civil Engineering)

Professional background: Assistant Professor (1998-2003), Gifu University (1999-2000 Visiting Scholar of University of California at Davis) (2002 Professional Engineer) Associate Professor (2004-2012), Nagoya University (2006-2007 Visiting Scholar of Swiss Federal Institute of Technology,

Lausanne) Professor (2013-present), Gifu University

Research interests: Development of new type fiber reinforced concrete Maintenance of concrete structures Fracture mechanics of concrete Numerical analysis of concrete structures Geopolymer concrete




Keynote Lecture 6

Prof. Maher Tadros

HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (12:00 – 12: 30)

Chairmen: Prof. Mahmoud El-Meligy

Prof. Osman shalan

Value of Ultra High Performance Materials in Precast Prestressed Concrete

Biography:

Dr. Maher Tadros is an international authority in the design and technology of girders and precast/prestressed concrete structures. His reputation for engineering innovation is worldwide in academia and structural engineering circles. He is a PCI Medal of Honor recipient, Industry Titan, Fellow, and recipient on numerous, research, teaching, service and design awards. Dr. Tadros holds over 20 patents. He has been principal author of one book and over 250 papers. He is best known for the NU I-Girder widely used in the US, Canada and overseas.


mailto:[email protected]



Keynote Lecture 7

Prof. Khaled Sennah

HALL (A)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (09:00 – 09:30)

Chairmen: Prof. Mohamed Kassem Prof. Ashraf El-Zanaty

Prof. Saied Allam

Development of Design Standards for GFRP-Reinforced and Steel-Reinforced Concrete Bridge Barriers

Biography: Dr. Khaled Sennah is a Professor of Structural Engineering and Chair of the Civil Engineering Department at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada. He obtained his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in civil engineering from Alexandria University of Egypt in 1985 and 1990, respectively, and his Ph.D. in structural engineering from University of Windsor in 1998. As the Chair of the Civil Engineering Department, Dr. Sennah has combined technical and academic leadership in restructuring Ryerson’s Civil Engineering program and creating the Structural Engineering Option to address societal needs - providing students with greater opportunities for experiential learning in partnership with the industry. Dr. Sennah, core area of expertise includes design, evaluation and rehabilitation of bridges on which he has more than 260 publications and supervised over 75 graduate students. In collaboration with Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and industry partners in USA, Canada, Germany, his research team conducted innovative research on the development of: (i) prefabricated bridge elements and connection technologies to accelerate bridge construction, (ii) crashworthy and cost-effective, GFRP-reinforced, bridge barrier for sustainable construction, (iii) precast bridge barriers to accelerate bridge replacement, (iv) non-destructive test methods to detect voids in ducts and break or extensive corrosion of presrtessing cables at the high points of post tensioned bridge decks without concrete and asphalt invasion, (v) reliable expression of limiting spans to accommodate temperature changes and truck load distribution in straight and skew integral abutment bridges, and (vi) cost-effective and accelerated FRP repair strategy to bridge girders damaged by vehicle impact. by a vehicle carrying an over-height load in 2010.

Email: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]



Keynote Lecture 8

Prof. Heinz Konietzky

HALL (A)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (09:30 – 10:00)

Chairmen: Prof. Mohamed El-Khouly

Prof. Marawan Shahien

Restoration, Characterization and Simulation of Damaged Stone Monuments

Biography: Prof. Konietzky was elected as Director of the Geotechnical Institute. He has continuously further developed numerical simulation techniques, but also concentrated on sophisticated static and dynamic HTM-coupled rock mechanical lab testing. His current research areas cover: damage and fracture mechanical simulations; simulations as well as lab and field investigations of HTM-coupled processes, induced seismicity, renovation of stone monuments and historical buildings as well as innovative mine design and dimensioning. Besides fundamental research he is working as reviewer and consultant for the mining industry, mining authorities and for radioactive waste projects all over Europe. E-mail: [email protected]



Keynote Lecture 9 Prof. M.O.A Mtallib

HALL (A)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (10:00 – 10:30)

Chairmen: Prof. Magdy Kassem

Prof. Mostafa El-Swaf

Advances in Construction Materials

Biography:

Engr. Dr M.O.A Mtallib is an Associate Professor and the current Head of Civil Engineering Department, Bayero University, Kano. He has B.Eng (Civil), M.Sc (Construction Materials), M.Sc (Construction Management), and Ph.D (Civil Engineering). For over two decades, he has taught many civil engineering and construction management courses to both undergraduate and postgraduate students in Bayero University, Kano. Prominent among these courses taught by him is Civil Engineering Materials. He has supervised many undergraduate and postgraduate students’ projects in the fields of civil engineering and construction management. He has to his credit many articles published in reputable journals and conference proceedings in the areas of civil engineering and construction management. He has attended many workshops and conferences. He has held many administrative positions in Bayero University, Kano and outside Bayero University, Kano. He had worked in the position of Site Engineer with a reputable construction company before joining in the services of Bayero University, Kano. He is a Registered Engineer with the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN). He is a member of many Professional Associations that include Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Nigerian Institution of Civil Engineers (NICE), Materials Society of Nigeria (MSN), Nigerian Institution of Engineering Management (NIEM), and Society of Construction Industry Arbitrators (SCIArb)




Keynote Lecture 10

Prof. Etienne M. Kana

HALL (A)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (10:30 – 11:00)

Chairmen: Prof. Alaa Ata

Prof. Hesham Abdel- Mohsen

Characterization and Classification of African Intertropical Soils

Biography: Dr Kana obtained the diplomas of Engineering from the “Ecole Nationale Supérieure Polytechnique”, University of Yaoundé 1. He devoted almost all his professional career in the Cameroon National civil Engineering Laboratory (LABOGENIE) where since 1986, he has realized field investigations, geotechnical design and monitoring of major road and building projects in Cameroon and in the central African region. He has conducted research on the influence of sample disturbance on the mechanical and physical properties of clay soils in the region of Yaoundé; rheological properties of humidified natural crushed gravel used in road works in Cameroon, the correlations between Young modulus and physical properties of lateritic soils in Cameroon and soil stabilization for road construction structures. He has supervised the redaction of recommendations for geotechnical investigations of construction sites in African sub-Saharan countries. Dr Kana was co-chairman of the 14th African regional conference for Soil mechanics and geotechnical engineering and has served as Secretary General of the Transnational Committee for African geotechnical engineers (CTGA) since 2007. He is Associate Professor of the School of Engineering of the University of Yaoundé 1, a Member of the Board of Directors of the Association of African Civil engineering Laboratory (ALBTP) (since 2011) and a Member of the ISSMGE Board Level Committee MPAC of ISSMGE 2009-2013. He is currently Director in charge of Research and Education, in the National civil engineering laboratory (LABOGENIE).




PARALLEL SESSION (1)



Content of Parallel Session:

Parallel Session 1

(GEO1) (Deep Foundations) - HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (12:30 – 13:45)

Session Chairs: Prof. Abdelsalam Salem

Prof. Hisham Abdel- Mohsen

Prof. Marawan Shahien

Uplift Capacity of Single Pile with Wing in Sand-Numerical Study

Mohamed Sakr, Ashraf Nazir ,Wasiem Azzam and A. Sallam

Behavior of Single Pile in Consolidating Clay Under the Application of

Axial Load

Fathi Abdrabbo, Khaled Gaaver, Amr Elwakil and Heba Mahmoud

Load-Displacement Behavior of Bored Piles in Delta Zone of Egypt

Ahmed El-ghaffar, A. EL-Nimr, A. Gabr and W. EL-Sekelly

Numerical Modeling of Unfavorable CFA Pile Drilling M. Abdelmoghni, M. G. Arab, A. Dif and S. A. Akl

Improving Lateral Capacity of Single Vertical Piles Embedded in

Choesionless Soil

Fathi Abdrabbo, Khaled Gaaver, Amr Elwakil and Moustafa Ibrahim

Effect of using Swelling Concrete in Piles on The Bored Piles Capacity

Mohamed ElSaid, Tarek Abdelaziz and Ahmed Ragheb



Parallel Session 1

(RC1) - HALL (B)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (12:30 – 13:45)

Session Chairs: Prof. Mohie El-Din Shokry

Prof. Ashraf El-Zanaty

Prof. Khaled Sennah

Enhancement of Tension Lap Splice in HPC using Different Techniques Tarek Fawzy, Abdel-Hakim Khalil, Ahmed Atta, Hamdy Afefy and Mohamed Ellithy

Flexural Behaviour of Concrete Beams Reinforced with Basalt FRP Bars Emad E. Etman, Mohamed H. Mahmoud, Ahmed T. Baraghith and Ahmed A. Elsheikh

Effect of Openings’ Configurations on the Stress Concentration Factor for RC Beams Subjected to Different Loading Condition Abdelaziz Nabil, Hamdy M. Afefy, Nesreen M. Kassem and Salah El-Din F. Taher

Experimental and Numerical Investigations on the Flexural Behavior of RC Castellated Beams Abdelaziz Nabil, Hamdy M. Afefy, Nesreen M. Kassem and Salah El-Din F. Taher

Comparative Study on the Controlling Parameters for the Effective Flange Width of RC T-beams Abdel-Hakim A. Khalil, Hamdy M. Afefy, Mahmoud A. Abdel-Aziz and Mahmoud Kotb

Shear Behaviour of RC Beams Reinforced with Internal Steel Plates Assemblies Emad E. Etman, Hamdy M. Afefy, Ahmed T. Baraghith and Mohammed Abuelwafa

Effect of Core Drilling on Load Carrying Capacity of RC Columns Ahmed M. Abbas, Eslam Mousa A. and Hesham A. Haggag



Parallel Session 1

(STL1) - HALL (C)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (12:30 – 13:45) Session Chairs: Prof. Abdelrahim Dessouki

Prof. Nuno Silvestre

Assessment of Seismic Behavior of Eccentric Braced Steel Frames Amr M.Ghanem, Maha M.Hassan and Sherif A.Mourad Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Strengthened Cruciform Welded Joints using FRP Elyamani Arabi Tamer Sayed, Sahour Sayed, Nahla Hassan and Kamal Sharobim Numerical Investigation of Deflection Prediction of Cold Formed C- Section Roof Purlins Hend Hassan Hafiz, Ahmed Shamel Fahmy and Tarek Ibrahim

Behavior and Design of Axially Loaded Built-Up Cold-Formed Steel Laced Column Mohamed Dabaon, Mahmoud El-boghdadi and Khaled Ramzy Finite Element Modelling of Axially- and Eccentrically-Loaded Built-Up Laced Columns Mohamed Dabaon, Mahmoud El-boghdadi and Khaled Ramzy



Parallel Session 2

(RC2) - HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (15:15 – 16:30)

Session Chairs: Prof. Abdel Hakim A. Khalik

Prof. Amr Abdel-Rahman

Prof. Saied Allam

Numerical Simulation of RC Strengthened Beams using Near-Surface Mounted GFRP Bars S.S.E. Ahmad, M.H.Seleem and M.K.M Bneni

Effect of Drilling Geometry on the Behaviour of RC Beams Strengthened with CFRP Laminates Seleem S.E. Ahmad, Abdelmonem and El-kholy

F.E. Analysis of R.C. Wall with Opening using Different Strengthening Techniques Alaa Morsy, Nabil El-Ashkar and Youssef Ibrahim

Flexural Response and Moment Redistribution of RC Continuous T-Beams Strengthened with FRP or Steel Bars Tarek A. A. Khaled, Hesham M. A. Diab and Mohamed M. M. Rashwan

Behaviour of Reinforced Concrete Cantilever Slabs with Openings Abd-Elhakim A.Khalil, Ahmed M.Aatta , Ahmed T. Baraghith and Dalia O.Kandil

Flexural Strengthening of RC Continuous Beams using CFRP Sheets Maysoun M. Ism. and M. Rabie

Rehabilitation of El Rashah Bridge using Bridge Condition Assessment Approaches Ahmed Hashad and Emad Helal



Parallel Session 2

(GEO2) (Miscellaneous) - HALL (B)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (15:15 – 16:30)

Session Chairs: Prof. Ibrahim Ramadan Prof. Mostafa El- Sawwaf

Prof. Wassiem Azzam

Geotechnical Behavior of Rocks Under High Thermal Effect M. Sobhey, , M. Shahien, M. El Sawwaf and A. Farouk

Comparative Study Between Suction Bucket and Monopile for Supporting Wind Turbines

Fathi Abdrabbo, Khaled Gaaver and Enas Saad

Behavior of raft foundation resting on confined sand A.Farouk, M. Shahien and M. Sobhey

Effect of Lead on Geotechnical Properties of Treated and Untreated Semi-Arid Soil Ibrahim Ali, Ahmed Alnuaim and Talal Alrefeai

Study on using Disconnected Piled Raft Foundations in Active Seismic Zones Mohamed Elmasry, Tareq Abd-El-Aziz, Mohamed Ghazy and Ahmad

Ragheb

Bearing Capacity for Rock with Multiple Cavities Below Shallow Foundations M. Rabie, M. Atia and R. Khedr

Effect of Earthquake Conditions on Soil Properties of Roads

Hany Hashish, Ayman Al-Tahrany, Adel Gabr and Mahmoud El-Meligy



Parallel Session 2

(STL2) - HALL (C)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (15:15 – 16:30)

Session Chairs: Prof. Nahla Kamal Hassan

Prof. Mahmoud El-Boghdadi

Geometrical Considerations of Arch Bridge Design Ibrahim S. Elfeky, Amir A. Ghanem and Hussein H. Abbas Representation of Screw Connections for Sheathing Boards in Light Weight Structures Ahmed R.Badr, Hazem H.Alnwar,and Sherif A.Mourad

Study of Moment Rotation Behavior for Semi Rigid Connection Consists of Bolts and Angles A.Shamel Fahmy, Yasser El Zeny and Mohamed K. Abdulaziz Review of Castellated Beams' Erection Stability Considerations as Per AISC Design Guide 31 Mohamed El Tahlawi, Hazem Kassab and Mohamed Al Bahey Behavior of Tapered Concrete Filled Double Skin Steel Tubular Short Columns (CFDST) Mahmoud El-Bogdadi, Omnia Kharoob and Mahmoud Abonagy Experimental Investigation of Round-Ended Concrete-Filled Double Skin Tubular Short Columns Aya Mohsen Handousa, Mostafa F. Hassanein, Ahmed M. El Hadidy and Mahmoud El-boghdadi



Parallel Session 3

(GEO3) (Soil Improvement) - HALL (A)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (16:30 – 18:00)

Session Chairs: Prof. Ibrahim Ramadan Prof. Moahmed A. Sakr

Prof. Mohamed Bahr

Control of Volume Changes in Expensive Sub-Grade Soil using Hydrated

Lime And Dolomitic - Limestone By-Product

Amira Ahmed, Asmaa Moddathar, Mohamed Albarqway and Hani Lotfi

Utilization of Soil Nailing Technique to Improve Sand Slopes Under

Seismic Loading

W. Azzam and M. Sobhey

Ethyl Cellulose: A Novel Hydrophilic Biopolymer for Soil Strengthening Alaa Ata, Marwa Nabil and Doaa Hosaam

Uses of Waste Tires in Geotechnical Application – A Review Mohamed A. Sakr and Ali basha

Improvement of Geotechnical Properties of Clay Soil using Metakaoline G. Yunusa, A. Abdulfatah, S. Abrahamm and T. Oscar

A Numerical Study on the Factors Affecting the Capacity of Stone Column Ashraf Nazir, Tarek Abdelaziz and Gehad Saad Evaluation of Analytical Methods to Estimate Settlement of Soft Clay Improved by Stone Columns

Dalia Ragab, Marwan shahien, Mohamed el Khouly, Shehab Wissa and Tarek Thabet

Improve Geotechnical Design Parameter of Some Soft Clayey Soils Naema Ali



Parallel Session 3

(RC3) - HALL (B)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (16:30 – 18:00)

Session Chairs: Prof. Wael El-degwy

Prof. Kunieda Minoru

Prof. Mohamed Hussein

Strengthening of RC Beam-column Joints using Engineered Cementitious Composites Emad E. Etman, Mohamed H. Mahmoud, Ahmed T. Baraghith and Mohamed M. EL-Hashash

Flexural Behaviour of Composite Reinforced NSC/SHCC Concrete Deck Mohamed A. Kassem, Tarek F. El-Shafiey, Mohamed H. Mahmoud, Hamdy M. Afefy and Ali Hassan

Shear Behavior of Innovated Composite Hollow Core Slabs

Abdel Hakim A. Khalil, Tarek F. El Shafiey, Mohamed H. Mahmoud , Ahmed T. Baraghith and Ahmad E. Etman

Efficient Steel-Reinforced UHP-SHCC Strengthening for Lap-Spliced RC Beams Emad E. Etman, Ahmed M. Atta, Ahmed T. Baraghith and Asmaa F. Edris

Dynamic Flexural Behaviour of Textile Reinforced Concrete Essam Mhran, Amr A. Nassr, Eslam Soliman and Wael Khair-Eldeen

Strengthening of Continuous U-Shaped Low Strength RC Beams using Different Techniques Hanaa Y. Elboghdady, Hamdy M. Afefy, Nesreen M. Kassem and Salah El-Din F. Taher



Parallel Session 3

(COM1) - HALL (C)

Tuesday 26 March 2019 (16:30 – 18:00)

Session Chairs: Prof. Hesham Abd El-Khalik Prof. Mohammed M.Marzouq Dr. Tamer El-korany

An Automated BIM-Embedded Approach for Rule Based Checking for Green Building Design in Egypt Asmaa Eid and Mohamed GamalEddin

Buffer Management in Critical Chain Scheduled Projects Maiada M. Baghagho, Tamer M. El-Korany, Emad E. Etman and Abdel-Hakim A. Khalil ES_HXWall: An Expert System for Maintaining External Walls in Heritage Buildings Mohamed Marzouk, Noha Saleeb, Asmaa Eid, Maryam ElSharkawy, Pakinam

Elsayed and Fatma Tarek

Dynamic Balanced Scorecard for Real Estate Development Organizations Amr Abdel-Latif, Ahmed Mohamed and Mohamed Marzouk

Elitist Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithms to Solve Time-Cost Trade Off Problem in Construction Industry Projects Abdallah Hosny



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Parallel Session 4

(RC4) - HALL (A)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (12:00 – 13:15)

Session Chairs: Prof. Nasser Darwish Prof. Khairy Hassan

Prof. Mohamed Rabie

Evaluation of Post-Tensioned Concrete Slabs Behavior using Different Tendons Schemes Karim Farouk, Tamer Elafandy, Magdy Abdelmosen and Amr Nafie

Bond Strength of Reinforcing Steel Bars in Self-Compacting Concrete Beams at Shear Zone Amr Hussen Zaher, Dr. Ahmed Rashad, Wael Montaser and Shorouk Mohamed el sadany

Structural Optimization of RC Composite Girders in Pre-Fabricated Buildings Salah El-Din F. Taher, Ayman A. Seleemah, Hamdy M. Afefy and Safy Elrahman Samy

Comparative Study between Flexural behaviors of a Large Scale Semi-Precast RC T-Beam with Recycled Concrete and a Traditional RC T-Beam Mohamed F. M. Fahmy and Lamiaa K. Idriss

Behaviour of different types of Reinforced Concrete Beams after Exposed to Elevated Temperature Faisal Aldhafairi, Ahmed Hassan, L.M.Abd-EL-Hafez and A.E.Y.Abouelezz

Behavior of Reinforced Concrete Beams with Openings in the Shear Zone Osama M. Anwar, Hesham A. Haggag and Ataa E. Shoieb

Monitoring Crack Propagation in Reinforced Concrete Coupled Shear Wall Supported on Two Columns Naser F. EL-Shafey, Heba M. Issa and Amir A. Elfadeel

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Parallel Session 4

(GEO4-a)

(Underground and Retaining Structures and Tunnels)

HALL (B)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (12:00 – 12:30)

Session Chairs: Prof. Alaa Ata Prof. Mohmoud EL - Meligy

Prof. Mohamed Rabeia

Bearing Capacity Evaluation Under Gravity Walls Hassan Abouseeda and Ahmed Fouad

Analysis of Long Span Soil-Steel Culvert Nagwa EL-Sakhawy, Hisham Arafat and Ahmed Esmail

Comparative Study Between 2D and 3D Analysis for Deep Excavation Case History Mohamed Rabie, Mohamed Ashraf, Mohammed Abd El- Hamed and Dalya Bahaa

Effect of Considering Seismic Loads on Horizontal Twin Tunnels Heba Kamal and Adel Akel



Parallel Session 4

(GEO4-b)

(Soil characterization and Testing)

HALL (B)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (12:30 – 13:15)

Session Chairs: Prof. Mohamed A. Sakr Prof. Mohamed El-Khouly

Prof. Nagwa El- Sakhawy

Calcareous Sand of Northern Coast in Egypt (Comparative Study) M. Sakr, M. Shahein, T. Abdelkader and A. Al Saudy

Relation Between EBS of Some Syrian Clay Minerals and Atterberg Limits Maiasa Mlhem

Geotechnical Aspects of Weak Soil Deposits at the New Community of North East Region of Egypt Gamal El-Dean M.R, Bahr M.A and Tarek M.F.

Numerical Simulation of Trapdoor Problem and Mitigation using Discrete Element Method (DEM) Heba Kamal

Experimental Study on The Microstructure of the Lacustrine Soft Clay After Different Consolidation Deformations Based on SEM Jianjun Gan



Parallel Session 4

(STA1) - HALL (C)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (12:00 – 13:15)

Session Chairs: Prof. Sherif Mourad Prof. Osman Shalan

Exterior Beam-Column Joints Under Varying Column Axial Load and Code Comparisons Mohammed A. Sakr, Ayman A. Sleemah, Tamer M. El-korany and Ahmed.G. Saad Contribution to the Study of the Architectural Impact between the Ancient Work and that of the 21st Century: Structural Analysis Shaloom Mbambu K, D. Nahum and Kabeya Mukeba L. Y.

Numerical Modeling of RC Shear Walls Strengthened with UHPFRC Jackets Mohammed A. Sakr, Saher R. El-khoriby, Tarek M. Khalifa and Mohammed T. Nagib Numerical Modeling on Infilled RC Frames Retrofitted with ECC Subjected to Cyclic Loads Mohamed A. Sakr, Saher R. El-khoriby, Tarek M. Khalifa, and Ahmed A. Badawy Parametric Studies of RC Beams Strengthened in Shear with UHPFRC Plates Mohammed A. Sakr, Ayman A.Sleemah, Tarek M.Khalifa and Walid N.Mansour Simplified Modelling of Masonry-Infilled Steel Frames under Cyclic Loading Mohammed A. Sakr, Saher El-Khoriby, Tarek M. khalifa and Mohammed M. Eladly



Parallel Session 5

(MAT1) - HALL (A)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (14:45 – 16:00)

Session Chairs: Prof. Mahmoud Aly Reda Prof. Selim Ahmed

Prof. Mariam Farouk Ghazy

Experimental and Numerical Study on RC Beams With Stay-In-Place GFRP Forms K.M.El-sayed, H.M.Refaat and E.A.Radwan Experimental Investigation on Epoxy Resin Mixed Reinforced Cement Concrete Used in Road Pavements M Bharath, G B Bhaskar, G.B. Gnana Ananthi, S Arunachalam K Pazhanivel and A.GaneshKumar Fire Endurance of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Subjected to Different Cooling Regimes Ibrahim Ahmed Abd-elnaby, Mariam Farouk Ghazy and Metwally Abd Allah Abd Elaty Numerical Predication of Size Effect Factor for Different Compressive Strength Seleem S.E. Ahmad and Yasmine A. Elmenshawy The Rehabilitation using Different Techniques of Beams Made of Aluminum Powder and Pumice Stone after fire Ashraf M. A. Heniegal, ALsaeed Abdel Salam Maaty and Amr Basuoni Ibrahim Al-Samahy Effect of using Magnetic Water on Properties of Portland Cement Concrete- A Review Metwally A. Abdallah,Mariam F. Ghazy, Mohamed H. Taman and Omar Yousry

Mechanical and Durability Performance of Nano Metakaolin Blended Cement Mortars Raghda S. El-Khoriby, Mariam F. Ghazy and Metwally A. Abd-Elaty



Parallel Session 5

(STA2) - HALL (B)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (14:45 – 16:00)

Session Chairs: Prof. Mohamed Kassem Prof. Mohamed A. Sakr

Behavior of RC Columns Strengthened with UHPFRC Jackets a Simplified

Analytical Model

Mohammed A. Sakr, Aymen A. Seleemah, Tamer M. El Korany and Bothaina O. EL- Kholany Cyclic Performance of Vertical Shear Links Made of Different Metallic Alloys Saher El-Khoriby, Ayman Seleemah and Ahmed El-Gammal Finite Element Analysis of Proposed Vertical Steel Plate Shear Link Configurations Saher R. El-khoriby, Ayman A. Seleemah, Tarek M. Khalifa and Mohamed El-Sharkawy Numerical Modeling of Strengthening of RC Members using Textile Reinforced Mortar Mohamed A. Sakr, Ayman A. Seleemah, Tamer M. El-Korany and Mohamed K. El-Shenawy Seismic Stability Evaluation Based on the Design Safety Limit of R.C Building Frames Close to Slope Abd-Elhameed. M. A. Ibrahim, Mohamed F.M.Fahmy, Mohamed I.Ramadan and Aly G.A. Abdel Shafy



Parallel Session 6

(MAT2) - HALL (A)

Wedneday 27 March 2019 (16:00 – 17:30)

Session Chairs: Prof. Kamal Sharobeem Prof. Sherif Fakhri Abd El-naby

Prof. Mariam Farouk Ghazy

Stochastic Modeling of Compressive Strengths of Some Nigerian Grown Timbers Aaron Aboshio and Idris Isma’il

Optimizing Behavior of High Strength Concrete Containing Different Ratios of Nano-Silica for Different Cement Contents Seleem.S.E.Ahmad and A.Fawzy

Characteristic of Cement Concrete with Recycled Asphalt Pavement Aggregates Metwally AbdAllah Abd Elaty, Mariam Farouk Ghazy and Mohamed Taha

Abo-Elenain

Performance of High Strength Concrete Containing Recycled Rubber Ayman Abdelmonem, Muhammad S. El-Feky, Mohamed Kohail and Elsayed

A.R.Nasr

A Review of Microstructural and Mechanical Properties of Geopolymer Concrete Yosara Kabeel, Metwally Abd Elaty and Mohamed Taman

How Practical Is Ultra High Performance Concrete for Construction Projects Raghda S. El-Khoriby, Salah E. Taher, Mariam F. Ghazy and Metwally A.Abd-

Elaty

Mechanical Properties of fibers Reinforced Geopolymer Based Materials Mariam Farouk Ghazy, Metwally Abd Allah Abd Elaty and Nancy El-Behery



Parallel Session 6

(COM2) - HALL (B)

Wednesday 27 March 2019 (16:00 – 17:30)

Session Chairs: Prof. Hesham Abd El-Khalik

Prof. Mohammed M. Marzouq Dr. Haitham Sanad

Time–Cost Optimization Model with Probabilistic path and Optimized Float Consumption Impact Dawlat M. Elkholy, Tamer El-Korany and Abdel-Hakim A. Khalil

Framework for Maintainability Measures of Heritage Buildings using 3d Laser Scanning and GIS Mapping Hoda A. Abdelrazik, Mostafa M. S. E. El Hawary and Mohamed M. Marzouk Systematic Approach of Selecting Building Materials using Value Engineering Concept Ammar M. Saud, Khalid S. Al Gahtani, Ibrahim A. Alhammad and Ghasan A. Alfalah The Concept of Airports between Creation and Future Vision Mostafa Mahmoud Reshaping Engineering Management Practices for O&M using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Mostafa El-Hawary



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