ALI NORDINE LEKLOU

PROFESSEUR DES UNIVERSITES

Université de Nantes

France

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Dr. Ali Nordine Leklou is a Professor at Université de Nantes in France. His research focuses on the mechanical and thermal properties of earth-based materials, geopolymers, and the impact of environmental factors on construction materials. Recent publications include studies on the performance of 3D-printed materials and the influence of sulfate attack on concrete infrastructure. He is dedicated to advancing sustainable construction practices through innovative material assessments and applications.

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Influence of microencapsulated phase change materials on drying shrinkage, pore structure, and gas permeability of blast-furnace slag and metakaolin-based geopolymers

Experimental evaluation of the time lag and decrement factor of a raw earth wall for various climates: Comparison of different methods

Mechanical Properties of 3D-Printed Earth-Based Materials Considering Two Printable Soils

Experimental Assessment of the Dynamic Hygrothermal and Mechanical Behavior of Compressed Earth Block Walls in a Tropical Humid Climate

Thermal properties of recycled plastics waste/hemp shive composites

The influence of sulfate attack on existing concrete bridges: Study of external sulfate attack (ESA)

Geopolymers in nuclear waste storage and immobilization: mechanisms, applications, and challenges

Decision Tree Regression vs. Gradient Boosting Regressor Models for the Prediction of Hygroscopic Properties of Borassus Fruit Fiber

Development of accelerated test methods by electromigration to assess the risk of internal sulfate attack in heat-cured mortar and concrete

Enhancing geopolymer mortars for environmental sustainability: A novel approach using frits and ceramic waste

Hydration, mechanical and transfer properties of blended cement pastes and mortars prepared with recycled powder or limestone filler

The selection and design of earthen materials for 3D printing

New Repair Material for Ordinary Concrete Substrates: Investigating Self-Compacting Sand Concrete and Its Interaction with Roughness of the Substrate Surface

Effect of curing temperatures on hydration, mechanical and microstructural properties of metakaolin-blended cement mortars

Effect of recycled concrete aggregates and recycled filler on delayed ettringite formation: An experimental study compared to chemical modelling

Assessment of hygrothermal and mechanical performance of alkali activated Borassus fiber reinforced earth-based bio-composite

Effect of the confinement type on the mechanical performance of glass waste concrete: Experimental and numerical modeling

Production, characteristics, and utilization of rice husk ash in alkali activated materials: An overview of fresh and hardened state properties

Influence of waste tyre rubber of different aggregate forms and sizes on the sustainable behaviour of self-compacting sand concrete in aggressive environment

Effects of rubber aggregates on the physical-mechanical, thermal and durability properties of self-compacting sand concrete

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Walid Deboucha

Philippe Poullain

Tido Tiwa Stanislas

François Bignonnet

Nicolas Maranzana

Marta CHOINSKA (CHOINSKA COLOMBEL)

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