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FR9_Civil and Environmental Engineering department - I2M LAB _Nadia Saiyouri

Nadia SAIYOURI

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Nadia.saiyouri@u-bordeaux.fr

Group description

I2M (Institut de Mécanique et d’Ingénierie) - CNRS UMR 5295,
http://i2m.u-bordeaux.fr
Département Génie Civil Environnemental (GCE)

Keywords

  • Sustainable manufacturing
  • Green concrete
  • Life Cycle Assessment
  • Recycling, Valorization
  • Concrete
  • Economy

Team Description

  • Nadia SAIYOURI (Principal Investigator)

  • Jacqueline Saliba (Research staff)

  • Mehdi SBARTAI (Research staff)

  • Lisa MONTEIRO (PHD Students)

  • SARAH NASSAR (PHD Students)

Projects

  • VALOSED

    Pl: Nadia SAIYOURI

    Funding Agency*: NAT :Région Nouvelle Aquitaine

    Ongoing: yes

  • Valorisation sédiments

    Pl: Nadia SAIYOURI

    Funding Agency*: NAT : Fédération Nationale des travaux Publics

    Ongoing: no

  • Bétons Allégés base sédiments

    Funding Agency*: NAT : Balineau (Groupe VINCI)

    Ongoing: no

* INT - International EU - European NAT - National RE - Regional

Publications

  • Kouta N. , Saliba J. & Saiyouri N, Fracture behavior of flax fibers reinforced earth concrete, Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 107378, 2020
    doi.org/10.1016/j.engfracmech.2020.107378

  • Kouta N. , Saliba J. & Saiyouri N, Effect of flax fibers on early age shrinkage and cracking of earth concrete, Construction and Building Materials, V ol. 254,, 2020
    doi.org/10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2020.119315, 2020.

  • Ngo Duc C. , Saliba J. Saiyouri N & Sbartai M, Design of a soil concrete as a new building material – Effect of clay and hemp proportions», Journal of Building Engineering, Vol. 254,, 2020
    doi.org/10.1016/j.jobe.2020.101553

Research Lines

SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING

  • In the field of civil engineering, the increase in demand for granular materials combined with environmental constraints for the opening of new quarries requires better management of natural resources. In this project, the valorization of waste such as dredged sediments could constitute an alternative solution to save the resource. in particular valorization of fine fraction (clays) is proposed. Analysis of mechanical properties and durability of the formulated concretes are studied and models to mitigate the problems of variability of the sediments are proposed.
  • This project also constitutes a novelty related to the nature of the complex studied mixtures (clay-cement-electrolyte...) and try to bring answers to the current scientific barriers in bio-sourced concretes area. Physical-chemical tools will be used to characterize sediments. Alkali-activation tests of clayey sediments will be carried out in order to indicate the possibility of using clayey sediments as a substitute for cement.

Cross-border Collaboration (if any)

“Valorization of dredged sediments in ecological concrete” Regional Project with UPPA: (University of Pau et des Pays de l’Adour