Program - NOCMAT 2015 Program - NOCMAT 2015

PROGRAM

Preliminary

Click Here for online Conference Program (Note: Changes to the Oral Presentations are only on the Web Site below)

Monday, August 10th

8:00 - 9:00
buffet breakfast | The Alternative Village
8:30 - 17:30(Workshops only at The Alternative Village; Conference registration begins at 4:00 p.m. in Engineering)
Registration

Workshops: Please note we recommend you sign up for all 4 Hempcrete workshops to allow for additional time to complete the workshop project.

Refreshments included: mid-morning break, lunch, and mid-afternoon break

Workshops

WORKSHOP 1 - Limited to 25 registrants.
Hempcrete - experience hands-on building! All 4 Workshops will be led by Jayeson Hendyrsan (Canada). Click here for Jayeson Hendyrsan's Bio Visit Jayeson's website - www.hempcrete.ca

Times available (select one or more - recommend selecting all four): 9:00 to 10:20 | 10:40 - 12:00 | 1:00 - 2:30 | 3:00 - 5:00
Location: The Alternative Village, University of Manitoba

 

WORKSHOP 2 - Limited to 20 registrants
Morning Sessions: Stackwall with Cliff Shockey (hands-on building!) Recommmend selecting both morning sessions.
Afternoon Sessions: Strawbale with Chris Magwood (hands-on-building!) Recommend selecting both afternoon sessions. Click here for Chris Magwood's Bio

Times available (select one or more): 9:00 to 10:20 | 10:40 - 12:00 | 1:00 - 2:30 | 3:00 - 5:00
Location: The Alternative Village, University of Manitoba

 

WORKSHOP 3 - Limited to 25 registrants per time period
Tour of Manitoba Hydro Place LEED Platinum Certified
more information .....

Times available (times include travel time to venue): 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. or 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Location: 360 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg

 

WORKSHOP 4 - Limited to 20 registrants per time period
Tour of C.A.S.T. (Centre for Architectural Structures and Technology)
more information .....

Times available: 9:00 to 10:20 | 10:40 - 12:00 | 1:00 - 2:30 | 3:00 - 5:00
Location: University of Manitoba

 

WORKSHOP 5 - Limited to 20 registrants per time period
Tour of The Alternative Village
more information .....

Times available: 9:00 to 10:20 | 10:40 - 12:00 | 1:00 - 2:30 | 3:00 - 5:00
Location: The Alternative Village, University of Manitoba

 

17:30 - 22:00
reception dinner | Engineering & Information Technology Complex

Greetings + BBQ Dinner

17:30 Greetings
18:00 BBQ Dinner

BBQ prepared by Students for Sustainability. Click here for more information.

Tuesday, August 11th

7:30 - 8:30
buffet breakfast | E2-229 EITC
8:30 - 8:45
Opening Ceremony | E3-270 EITC

Greetings from:

Chaired by Dr. Douglas Ruth, Local Conference Co-Chair
- Dr. Gary Glavin, Associate Vice-President Research
- Dr. Jonathan Beddoes, Dean, Faculty of Engineering
- Dr. Kris Dick, Local Conference Chair
- Dr. Khosrow Ghavami, President, International Committee of NOCMAT
8:45 - 9:30
Keynote | E3-270 EITC

President, IC NOCMAT - Prof Khosrow Ghavami, Pontificia Universidada Católica, PUC-Rio, Brazil

Bioclimatic Constructions, using NOCMAT such as Bamboo, Soil and Natural Fibres.
Click here for Bio.

9:30 -10:15
PANEL DISCUSSION | E3-270 EITC

Approval and Regulatory Processes for Non-Conventional Materials

(Preliminary)
Chair: Prof Douglas Ruth, P.Eng., Local Co-Chair 16th NOCMAT 2015
Panel Members:
- Kris Dick (UofMB)
- Khosrow Ghavami (PUC-Rio)
- Tim Krahn, (Building Alternatives)
- Richard Derksen, Architect and Plan Examiner with City of Winnipeg

10:15 - 10:30
Break | E2-229 EITC
POSTER PRESENTATIONS | E2-229 EITC | ALL DAY
10:30 - 12:30 ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Session 1-1 - Theme - Bamboo
(Room E2-320 EITC)
Session 1-2 - Theme – Roofs, Rainwater, Cooling
(E2-330 EITC)
Session 1-3 - Theme - Academic reviews, Regulations & Feasibility Studies
(E2-350 EITC)
Session 1-4 - Moved to 1-3
(E2-399 EITC)
Time
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10:30
39
Use of lime as replacement of cement in wall-framing systems (bahareque) with bamboo-guadua
10:30
6
Rainwater catchment system for care community
10:30
78
Regulatory Challenges for Building with Rammed Earth in Canada
10:30
 
 
Hector F. Archila, Giovanni L. Pesce, Martin P. Ansell, Richard J. Ball and Peter J. Heard
Ulisses Bezerra, Normando Barbosa and Jennifer Hewitt
Kristopher J. Dick and Tim Krahn
 
10:50
126
Introducing bamboo as a non-conventional construction material to the higher education in Ethiopia
10:50
85
Green Roofs: a sustainable alternative
10:50
13
Specifications of building environmental evaluation methods within redebambu network in Brazil
10:50
 
 
Denamo Addissie Nuramo and Theodore C. Haupt
Katucha Marques, Kaline Aranha, Raimundo Menezes and Joel Santos
Pierre Ohayon, Khosrow Ghavami and Katarine Jesuz
 
11:10
131
Non destructive test for grading of bamboo poles for structural use
11:10
113
Yona friedman’s roofs: a manual for simple, low-cost building
11:10
14
Thematic trends of scientific and technical papers within nocmat 1984-2014 international conferences
11:10
 
 
Ramesh Chaturvedi
Andrea Bocco, Emiliano Cruz Michelena Valcárcel and Laura Trovato
Ohayon Pierre, Ali Sharafi Rad and Ghavami Khosrow
 
11:30
47
Geopolymer reinforced with bamboo for sustainable construction materials
11:30
114
Building with the delta
11:30
3
Paperboard tubes in architecture and structural engineering: a review
11:30
 
 
Ruy A. Sá Ribeiro, Waltraud M. Kriven, Marilene G. Sá Ribeiro, Kaushik Sankar, Ires P. A. Miranda and Fernando L. Almeida
Andrea Bocco, Emiliano Cruz Michelena Valcárcel and Clara M. Peña
Lawrence Bank and Terry Gerhardt
 
11:50
40
Dowel-bearing strength behaviour of Guadua angustifolia Kunth bamboo
11:50
117
Experimental Study of the Mechanical Behavior of a Bentonite with the Insertion of Crushed Polyethylene Terephthalate
11:50
111
Off-grid energy feasibility analysis in the Northern Manitoba off-grid community of Barren Lands First Nations
11:50
 
 
Juan Correal and Juan Echeverry
Nathalia Louzada, Lucas Repsold and Michéle Casagrande
Shirley Thompson, R. Rahman and P. Bhattarai
 
12:10
140
Adaptable bamboo dome for amphitheater roof
12:10
119
Study of floating floor composite by boards with eva waste
12:10
112
Growing a farm off the grid in a fly-in First Nation community using shipping containers for buildings
12:10
 
 
Mario Seixas, José Luiz Ripper and Khosrow Ghavami
Fabianne Azevedo, Aluísio Braz de Melo, Roberto Leal Pimentel and Elisângela Pereira Da Silva
Shirley Thompson
 
POSTER PRESENTATIONS | E2-229 EITC | ALL DAY
12:30 - 13:30
Lunch | Room 230 University Centre
13:30 - 15:30 ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Session 2-1 - Theme - Bamboo
(Room E2-320 EITC)
Session 2-2 - Theme – Material properties and behaviours
(E2-330 EITC)
Session 2-3 - Theme - Microscopic binder studies + Mycelium insulation
(E2-350 EITC)
Session 2-3 - Moved to 2-3
(E2-399 EITC)
Time
Paper
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Title/Author(s)
Time
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Time
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13:30
1
Bamboo test-kit-in-a-backpack
13:30
41
Mechanical properties of tropical hardwood lumber
13:30
35
Mycelium biocomposite construction materials
13:30
 
 
Rebecca Glucksman and Kent Harries
Ruy A. Sa Ribeiro and Marilene G. Sa Ribeiro
Joseph Dahmen
 
13:50
2
Strength of Bolted Bamboo Laminate Connections
13:50
5
Improving the hygrothermal properties of lime plasters with bio aggregates
13:50
8
Microscopic and chemical characterization of elephant grass and corn leaves and their ashes
13:50
 
 
Shawn Platt and Kent Harries
Daniel Maskell, Andy Thomson, Andy Shea, Mike Lawrence and Pete Walker
Josefa Roselló, Lourdes Soriano, Holmer Savastano Jr, María Victoria Borrachero, Pilar Santamarina, Jorge Luis Akasaki and Jordi Payá
 
14:10
69
Social aspects of Green Technology - Bamboo construction cases.
14:10
20
Effect of kaolin on the performance of PVA reinforced fibre cement
14:10
105
Pozzolanic characterization of bamboo leaf ash: calcining temperature and kinetic parameters
14:10
 
 
Paula Regina Da Cruz Noia
Beatriz R. Silva, Rui B. de Souza and Vanderley M. John
Ernesto Villar Cociña, Holmer Savastano Jr, Moisés Moisés Frías and Khosrow Ghavami
 
14:30
48
Topography and mechanical properties analisys by atomic force microscopy (afm) of bamboo as a functionally gradient material
14:30
142
Evaluation of Mechanical Properties and Durability of Concrete Produced with Micronized PET Blocks for the Production of Floor Interlocked
14:30
145
Characterization of the pozzolanic activity of various agroindustrial wastes: kinetic parameters
14:30
 
 
Omar Pandoli, Ghavami Khosrow, Silvânia Marilene de Lima, Eric Monteiro E Lobo Luz and Raquel Dos Santos Martins
Salomão Pereira de Almeida and Ana Duarte Mendonça
Ernesto Villar-Cociña, Moisés Frías Rojas, Holmer Savastano Jr, Khosrow Ghavami and Manuel Lefran Torres
 
14:50
144
Microtomography study of bamboo empregnated with silver nanoparticles (nps-ag)
14:50
137
Evaluation of Load-Settlement Behavior of Coconut Fibers Reinforced Sand under Plate Load Tests in Real Scale for applications in geotechnical works
14:50
49
Diffusivities of zinc in the Leaching Test and in the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy in cementitious materials
14:50
 
 
Khosrow Ghavami and Omar Pandoli
Juan Manuel Girao Sotomayor and Michéle Dal Toé Casagrande
Caroline Venancio, Malik Cheriaf and Janaide C. Rocha
 
15:10
 
 
15:10
38
Durability evaluation of concretes reinforced with steel and synthetic fibers in Colombia
15:10
84
Evaluation of setting time and heat of hydration in gypsum pastes intended for coating with the incorporation of waste gypsum
15:10
 
 
 
Julian Carrillo, Diego Velandia, Ana Gomez and Diego Garzon
Ananda de Andrade, José Sousa, Marconi Almeida, Armando Nascimento, Bertrand Sampaio and Sayonara Pinheiro
 
POSTER PRESENTATIONS | E2-229 EITC | ALL DAY
15:30 - 16:00
Break | E2-229 EITC
16:00 - 17:00
Keynote | E3-270 EITC

David Eisenberg, Director, Development Center for Appropriate Technology

Title: "Gaining Acceptance for Non-Conventional Materials and Technologies in a Conventional Regulatory World"

Click here for Bio

17:30 Departure to Lower Fort Garry
Social Event + Dinner

Lower Fort Garry

National Historic Site of Canada

With this event you will experience Lower Fort Garry, North America’s only restored stone fort from the fur trade era. Buildings and walls that have stood on the bank of the Red River for over 180 years tell inspiring tales of innovation, discovery, and struggle.

Wednesday, August 12th

07:30 - 08:30
buffet breakfast | E2-229 EITC
08:30 - 9:15
Keynote | E3-270 EITC

Holmer Savastano Junior, Faculty of Animal Science and Food Engineering, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil

Developments in non-conventional inorganic-bonded fiber composites NOC-IBC

09:15 - 10:00
Keynote | E3-270 EITC

Faculty of Architecture Students - (UofMB)
Professor Lancelot Coar
Branton Leskiw
Evan Taylor
Carson Wiebe

Title: Material Identity: exploring how regional and cultural forces can guide building systems in Northern Communities

10:00 - 10:30 - REFRESHMENT BREAK (E2-229 EITC)
Break | E2-229 EITC
10:30 - 12:30 ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Session 3-1 - Theme - Fibre characterization, Panelized Straw Bale construction
(Room E2-320 EITC)
Session 3-2 - Theme – Earth/Soil
(E2-330 EITC)
Session 3-3 - Theme - Concrete/Mortar
(E2-350 EITC)
Session 3-4 - Theme – Bamboo
(E2-399 EITC)
Time
Paper
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Time
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Title/Author(s)
10:30
51
Compressed earth block & strawbale home: monitoring and assessment of a hybrid wall assembly
10:30
17
Improving the hygrothermal properties of clay plasters
10:30
77
The replacement of silica fume with hemp flour in shotcrete applications
10:30
36
Physical and mechanical properties of the peach palm (Bactris Gasipaes Kunth) as a structural composite material
Greg Leskien, Jordan Hoogendam and Henry Wiersma
Andrew Thomson, Daniel Maskell, Peter Walker, Manfred Lemke, Andrew Shea and Michael Lawrence
Victoria Munro and Kris Dick
Diego Paul Martinez Eraso, Krosrow Ghavami and Jose Jaime Garcia
10:50
129
Investigating the Feasibility of Using Tire Derived Aggregate (TDA) for Basement Construction Applications in Manitoba
10:50
82
Evaluation an unconventional binder material based on coal ash for soil stabilization to routes of low volume road
10:50
125
Durability performance and accelerated UV Aging test in Sugar cane bagasse particleboards
10:50
80
DG Bamboo fiber distribution in radial direction by considering the height and orientation
Shokry Rashwan, Peter Schroedter, Greg Rennie and Neil Chandler
Yhan Paul Arias Jaramillo and Gloria Isabel Carvajal Peláez
Nubia Garzón, Marilia Da Silva Bertolini, Maria Fatima Nascimento, Juliano Fiorelli and Holmer Savastano
Arash Azadeh and Khosrow Ghavami
11:10
54
Prefabricated straw bale wall panels
11:10
27
Development of fibre cement using additive red mud
11:10
44
Algaroba wood ash as a partial CH I hydrated lime replacement in mortars
11:10
123
Limit State Design of Steel Pin Connections for Bamboo Truss Structures
Chris Magwood
Hiep Pham The, Kien Pham Trung and Nguyen Nguyen Cong
Ana Cecilia V. Nobrega and Jonatas Elim F. Nascimento
Luís Eustáquio Moreira and Khosrow Ghavami
11:30
143
Affordable thermal testing of straw-bale panels
11:30
42
Effect of straw length and quantity on mechanical properties of cob
11:30
45
Incorporation of post sintering wastes of the ceramic sanitary wares industry in its own formulation
11:30
124
Application of Bamboo in a Non-Conventional Irrigation System
Sarah Seitz and Colin MacDougall
Michael Rizza and Hana Böttger
Ana Cecilia V. Nobrega, Ricardo Henrique L. Siva, Marcio Couceiro S. Melo and Erika Pinto Marinho
Chrislene N.Dias, Albanise B. Marinho, Khosrow Ghavami, Max C. De Araújo and Maria Clarete C. Ribeiro
11:50
37
Mechanical characterization of straw bales for use in construction
11:50
32
Durability of textile reinforced concrete reinforced with jute fabric
11:50
109
Comparison between the elasticity modulus obtained by ultrasound and cycles load in the lateritic concrete mixed with lignosulphonate plasticizer additive
11:50
23
Bending behavior of composites reinforced with guadua fiber
Mirko Maraldi, Luisa Molari and Giovanni Molari
Maria Ernestina Alves Fidelis, Romildo Toledo-Filho and Flávio De Andrade Silva
Rodrigo Mendes Patrício Chagas and Milton Bezerra Das Chagas Filho
Martha Lissette Sanchez Cruz, Luz Yolanda Morales, William Patiño Castro and Juan Pablo Patiño Quiazua
12:10
 
 
12:10
10
Mechanical properties and durability indicators of coating mortar with addition of marble factory waste
12:10
86
Self-Healing Assessment under Tensile Loads of Ultra High Performance Fiber Reinforced Concrete (UHPFRC)
12:10
 
 
 
Maria Teresa Paulino Aguilar, White José Dos Santos, Luciane Souza Cunha Melo, Oneida Heiderick, Ricardo Antônio Barbosa, Sarah Fraga Silveira and Nayara Clarisse Soares Silva
Tamara Moreira, Saulo Ferreira, Romildo Toledo Filho, Flavio Silva, Visar Krelani and Liberato Ferrara
12:30 - 13:30
lunch | Room 230 University Centre
13:30 - 15:30 ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Session 4-1 - Theme - Concrete/Mortar
(Room E2-320 EITC)
Session 4-2 - Theme - Concrete/Earth
(E2-330 EITC)
Session 4-3 - Theme - Microscopic binder studies + Mycelium insulation
(E2-350 EITC)
Session 4-4 - Theme – Bamboo
(E2-399 EITC)
Time
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Title/Author(s)
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Title/Author(s)
Time
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Title/Author(s)
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Title/Author(s)
13:30
101
Evaluation of mechanical properties of concrete with incorporation of oily residue from the oil exploration and production industry
13:30
21
A mathematical solution to predict the shape of a catenary arch or shell subjected to non-uniform loads
13:30
7
Functionally graded fiber cements
13:30
25
Influence of moisture content in the compression strength of Guadua Angustifolia bamboo culms
Ana Mendonca, Yane Coutinho, Taissa Candido, Rodrigo Chagas and Milton Filho
Mitchell Gohnert
Cleber Dias, Holmer Savastano Jr. and Vanderley John
Martha Lissette Sánchez Cruz, Luz Yolanda Morales Martin, Claudia Daniela Rincon and Yuri Lara Gamba
13:50
102
Evaluation of mechanical properties of concrete with incorporation of oily residue from the oil exploration and production industry
13:50
146
Colloidal silica to improve the interface between lignocellulosic fibre and matrix in extruded cement based composites
13:50
147
Case study of asphalt shingles to use in pavement
13:50
26
Behavior to torsion of sections of Guadua Angustifolia Kunth
Ana Mendonca, Taissa Candido, Yane Coutinho, Milton Filho and Mauro Nascimento
Sergio Francisco Santos
Leonnie Kavanagh
Ana Mendonca, José Silva and Yane Coutinho
14:10
118
Effect of natural pozzolan on workability and durability of self compacting concrete
14:10
75
Effect of cement, lime, and bioresin stabilizers on compressed earth blocks performance
14:10
60
Development of alkali-activated materials based in sugarcane bagasse ash
14:10
63
The strength of composite reinforced concrete and bamboo beams
Menadi Belkacem and Kenai Said
Kenneth Mak, Oke Maracle and Colin Macdougall
Ithyara Medeiros, Kelly Gomes, José Silva Neto and Emerson de Lima
Siwar Moukatash and Oubay Hassan
14:30
121
Effect of granulated blast furnace slag on the durability of self compacted concrete in different environments
14:30
43
Compression molding of gypsum blocks using ecological brick machines
14:30
110
Green bricks units using different cement types and recycled aggregates
14:30
87
Development of low cost structural joint for construction with Guadua Bambu
Said Kenai, Walid Yahiaoui and Menadi Belkacem
Ana Cecilia V. Nobrega, Germano G. Leite, Humberto C. Lima Júnior, Normando Perazzo Barbosa and Ulisses Targino Bezerra
Hanan Elnouhy and Anwar Mahmoud
Carlos Andrés Sánchez Quintero and Wilson Jesuz Da Cunha Silveira
14:50
115
Measure of the chloride permeability of the pozzolana concretels
14:50
72
Colored concrete interlocking blocks with addition of red ceramic waste for iron oxide pigments reduction
14:50
19
Valorization of phosphogypsum in Supersulfated Cement (SSC): a contribution for binders free of CO2 emissions
14:50
 
 
Merida Ahcene, Kharchi Fettoum and Chaid Rabah
Paloma S. X. Alcantara and Ana Cecília Nóbrega
Bruna Gracioli, Maxwell VinÍcius Favero Varela and Caroline Angulski Da Luz
 
15:10
116
Valorization of plastic waste in sand concrete
15:10
52
Application of Nanoscale Roughness to establish influence of nano silica on the Shrinkage properties of soil during desiccation
15:10
62
Laboratory analysis of recycled aggregates and lime mixtures for using in pavement layers
15:10
 
 
Farid Debieb, Mohamed Guendouz, El-Hadj Kadri and Othmane Boukendakdji
Marzieh Kadivar, Hossein Rahnema and Khosrow Gavami
Arthur Diniz and Ricardo Melo
 
15:30 - 15:45
Break | E2-229 EITC
15:45 - 17:00
Keynote | E3-270 EITC

Steve Cohlmeyer
Cohlmeyer Architecture Inc (Canada)

SQUATTERS TEND TO GET IT RIGHT - notes on the coherent evolution of community
Click here for bio.

17:30 Departure to Journey to Churchill (Buses located on McLean Crescent)
social event + Dinner

Journey to Churchill (Assiniboine Park)

With a Guided Group Tour

Journey to Churchill features polar bears – as well as other species - in three distinct zones along a fascinating 10-acre route located in Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg. In each zone, visitors experience a variety of landscapes and animal viewing areas. Interpretive signage, interactive displays, and audio-visual components reinforce the key messages of biodiversity, climate change and conservation.

Thursday, August 13th

07:30 - 08:30
Full Buffet breakfast | E2-229 EITC
08:30 - 08:45
Closing Remarks | E3-270 EITC

Closing Remarks from:

- Dr. Kris Dick, Local Conference Chair
- Dr. Khosrow Ghavami, President, International Committee of NOCMAT
08:45 - 10:00
Keynote | E3-270 EITC

Mark Pauls, P.Eng.
Manitoba Hydro (Canada)

Design in the Borderlands: Manitoba Hydro Place

Manitoba Hydro Place is among the most energy-efficient office towers in North America and located in one of its most challenging climates. A climatically-responsive approach was taken to develop the energy concept which is key to the building’s performance. This approach requires designers to work outside of the rigid boundaries of their specific expertise and develop site-specific, integrated solutions.

10:00 - 10:30 - REFRESHMENT BREAK (E2-229 EITC)
break | E2-229 EITC
10:30 - 12:30 ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Session 5-1 - Theme - Bamboo
(Room E2-320 EITC)
Session 5-2 - Theme – Earth/Soil
(E2-330 EITC)
Session 5-3 - Theme - Concrete/Mortar
(E2-350 EITC)
Session 5-4 - Theme – Concrete Aggregates
(E2-399 EITC)
Time
Paper
Title/Author(s)
Time
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Time
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Title/Author(s)
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10:30
64
Determination of fiber saturation point of bamboo guadua angustifolia kunth
10:30
53
Canadian Resource Mapping of Real-Time Intermittent Renewable Cooling for Building Applications
10:30
59
Experimental investigations for the development and validation of atomistic models of lime for construction
10:30
15
The effects of carbon nanotube length on the compressive strength of oil well cement pastes
Mateo Gutierrez, Jessika Isabel Bonilla Santos, Maria Fernanda Cruz Amado and Guillermo Quintero Aranzalez
Eric Thacher, Julien Barber and Eric Bibeau
Giovanni Pesce, Richard J. Ball, James Grant, Stephen Parker, Stephen Yeandel and Marco Molinarii
Júnia de Paula, José Márcio Calixto, Ladeira Luiz Orlando, Ludvig Péter and Tarcizo C.Souza
10:50
65
Equilibrium moisture content and sorption isotherms determination for different conditions of relative humidity and enviromental temperature in the bamboo guadua angustifolia kunth
10:50
94
Determination of technological properties of structural blocks in concrete containing micronized pet
10:50
122
Colloidal silica to improve the interface between lignocellulosic fiber and matrix in the extruded cement based composite
10:50
34
The influence of carbonation on the performance of fiber cement reinforced with PVA fibres
Mateo Gutierrez Gonzalez and Paula Alejandra Briceño Roncancioa
Ana Mendonca, José Silva, Yane Coutinho and John Kennedy Guedes Rodrigues
Sergio Francisco Santos, Ronaldo Soares Teixeira, Jefferson Tsuchida, Holmer Savastano Jr. and Tito Bonagamba
Rui B. de Souza, Vanessa K. Sonoda, Giselle B. Brandão and Vanderley M. John
11:10
66
Analysis of study cases for structural design of guadua angustifolia kunth buildings designed according to the requirements of the NSR-10, Title G.12
11:10
50
Alcaline stabilization of adobes
11:10
127
Kinetic reations on cementitious matrices with Sugar Cane Industry ashes‏
11:10
58
Use of sugarcane bagasse ash in of concretes for aggressive environment applications in agro industries
Mateo Gutierrez Gonzalez
Adriano Félix, Pablo Ferreira, Normando Barbosa, Ulisses Bezerra and Khosrow Ghavami
Valdemir Santos, Michele Rodrigues, Barbara Borsato, Loïc Rodier, Guilherme Brito and Holmer Savastano Junior
Luciana Alvarenga Santos, Conrado De Souza Rodrigues, Fernando Da Costa Baêta and Ilda De Fátima Ferreira Tinôco
11:30
22
Characterization of bamboo culm for the production of laminated beams
11:30
81
Brick dust evaluation as alternative binder stabilizer for low volume roads in Colombia
11:30
12
Reuse of red ceramic industrial waste for mortar subfloor
11:30
61
Effect of viscosity modifying admixtures on the workability and mechanical resistances of self- compacting mortars
Juan Obando and Khosrow Ghavami
Fredy Alexander Muñoz Cano, Yhan Paul Arias Jaramillo and César Augusto Hidalgo Montoya
Ulisses Bezerra, Carlos Carvalho, Normando Barbosa, Salustiano Alves and Jardel Santos
Otmane Boukendakdji, Farid Debieb and El-Hadj Kadri
11:50
24
Predesign and development of guadua laminated beam
11:50
108
Added powder glass on ecological paver (RCD)
11:50
70
Towards the development of green Fly ash blocks: viability study to recycle fly ash to produce blocks for construction
11:50
90
Utilization of biomass burning wastes for the production of mortar for non-structural purposes
Martha Lissette Sanchez Cruz, Luz Yolanda Morales Martin, Jonathan Monsalve Alarcon, Jonathan Marquinez Romero, David Baquero Basto and Yehimmy Diaz Gutierrez
Juzélia Santos Da Costa and Amaral Anderson
Josiane Nogueira and Eduvaldo Sichieri
Maristela Gava, Mauricio de Freitas Cardoso, Sarah David Muzel, Juliana Cortez Barbosa, Elen Aparecida Martines Morales and Victor Almeida De Araujo
12:10
 
 
12:10
120
Applicability of enzymes for soils improvement in pavements
12:10
83
Use of recycled aggregate to produce concrete blocks
12:10
128
Influence of packing and dispersion of particles on the cement content of concretes
 
José Adriano Cardoso Malko, Rubens Brazetti, Michéle Dal Toé Casagrande and Ben-Hur Albuquerque E Silva
Santos Fernanda Maria, Almeida Marconi and Sousa José Getúlio
Bruno Luís Damineli, Rafael Pileggi and Vanderley John
12:30 - 13:30 LUNCH (Lunch not included with conference) | Unveiling of Hempcrete Wall at The Alternative Village!
lunch | University Centre (options include Food Court, 3rd floor Degrees restaurant, 2nd floor Tim Horton's restaurant)
13:30 - 18:30 | E1-270 Engineering Information and Technology Complex
Bamboo in the Urban Environment

This meeting is open to all NOCMAT delegates.

This is the inaugural meeting of the recently-initiated Bamboo in the Urban Environment research consortium. The focus of this meeting is in developing and coordinating international research collaborations, primarily in support of ISO standardisation efforts for bamboo materials.

The University of Pittsburgh-led consortium was awarded one of 14 Global Innovation Initiative Awards. This program, funded by the U.S. Department of State and the UK British Council, fosters multilateral research collaboration with higher education institutions in Brazil, China, India and Indonesia.

With partners at Coventry University (UK), the team includes collaborators at Bogor Agricultural University (Indonesia), the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi (India), the International Network for Bamboo and Rattan (China) and industry partners in the US and UK.