Mahmud Ashraf

Professor of Structural Engineering

Deakin University - Geelong Waterfront Campus

Australia

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Professor Mahmud Ashraf is a faculty member in the School of Engineering at Deakin University, Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus, Australia. His research focuses on structural engineering, specifically on the mechanical properties of composite materials, concrete technology, and the use of renewable resources in construction. Recent publications highlight his work on bamboo composites, radiation shielding concrete, and e-waste recovery in the construction industry.

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Experimental Study and Theoretical Analysis of the Mechanical Properties of Aramid Fiber-Reinforced Polymer–Bamboo Composites

Development and evaluation of MgO-grit iron aggregate heavy density concrete for high temperature radiation shielding: Experimental and machine learning approach

Behaviour of short and long columns made from bamboo scrimber subjected to uniaxial compression

Circulating the E-Waste Recovery from the Construction and Demolition Industries: A Review

An Experimental Evaluation of Hemp as an Internal Curing Agent in Concrete Materials

Experimental study and numerical modelling of a novel two-way steel-concrete composite slab

Laminated bamboo lumber in compression perpendicular to the grain direction: Experimental investigation and the finite element analysis

Environmental Impact Assessment of Waste Wood-to-Energy Recovery in Australia

Effect of Fibre Orientation on the Bond Properties of Softwood and Hardwood Interfaces

Investigating Factors Influencing Rolling Shear Performance of Australian CLT Feedstock

Bamboo stick diameter, volume and aspect ratios effect on the compressive behavior of bamboo sticks reinforced concrete mixed with sea sand and seawater

Characterisation of the effects of hemp shives for internal curing of concrete

A Review on Flexural Properties of Wood-Plastic Composites

Constitutive Material Model for the Compressive Behaviour of Engineered Bamboo

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