Innovation of Asphalt Mix Design

Utilizing Steel Cans and

Saccharum Officinarum Bagasse
Fiber as a Reinforcement
GROUP MEMBERS:
Buena, Maria Mica Ella
Castro, Latrell
Cordova, MatthewJave
Mitschek, Nataniel
Versaga, Jorge
 Design Thinking Model
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• Using solid waste researcher produce various Fiber
• Weak cohesion materials, Bagasse
and adhesion recommendation mix designs by • Mechanical
and Steel cans as • Based on the adjusting the
• Combustion of Properties of
fiber to enhance tensile strength of
Bagasse quantities of Fiber
the asphalt quality
• Increasing bagasse fiber with additives and • Will also
& reduce waste in
amount of solid 290 MPa, and tin aggregates conduct test
the environment
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waste
• fiber with natural 220 MPa • Steel can Fiber specimen using
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fiber (Bagasse) if • Bitumen Marshall
conduct
these combination • Sand Stability Test
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will achieve the • Gravel • Using the
and discover the
result of previous • Water Technological
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researcher University of the
potential of their
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LITERATURE MAPPING

INNOVATION OF

ASPHALT MIX DESIGN

UTILIZING STEEL CANS

AND SACCHARUM

OFFICINARUM BAGASSE

FIBER AS A

REINFORCEMENT
 A review on natural fibers for development of eco-frie
ndly bio-composite: characteristics, and utilizations

NATURAL
FIBER
Applications of Synthetic, Natural, and Waste Fibers in Asphal
t Mixtures: A Citation-Based Review

Natural Fibers as Sustainable and Renewable Resource for Developm

ent of Eco-Friendly Composites: A Comprehensive Review

Evaluation of the Effect of Fiber Type, Length, and Content on A

sphalt Properties and Asphalt Mixture Performance

Fibers in Asphalt Mixture: A State-of-The-Art Review

Evaluation of the Effect of Fiber

Type, Length, and Content on As Suitability of Fiber Lengths for Hot Mix Asphalt with Different Nominal Maxi
phalt Properties and Asphalt Mix mum Aggregate Size: A Pilot Experimental Investigation
ture Performance
 Guide To Sugarcane Fiber Packaging

Sugarcane bagasse - A source of cellulosic fibe

r for diverse applications
BAGASSE Properties of Sugarcane Fiber on the Strength of th
e Normal and Lightweight Concrete

Brittanica – Bagasse Fiber

Mechanical Characteristics of Sugarcane Bagasse Fibre

Reinforced Polymer Composites: A Review
 What is steel fiber?

A review of steel fiber’s potential

use in Hot Mix Asphalt

An Experimental Study on
STEEL FIBER Behaviour of Steel Fibre
on Bituminous Mixes (Bitumen C
oncrete)

A review of steel fiber’s potential

use in Hot Mix Asphalt

Influence of Steel Wool Fibers on

the Mechanical,
Termal
, and Healing Properties of Dense
Asphalt Concrete
 What are the benefits of using tin
cans in concrete blocks?

STEEL CANS Steel Recycling: Processes, Benefi

ts, and Business Solutions

Mechanical properties of cans

 Fine aggregate: Types, classificati
on and role in concrete mix desig
n

FINE Difference Between Fine and Coa

rse

Standard Specification for Fine A

ggregate for Asphalt Paving Mixt
ures
 What Is Coarse Aggregate?

Coarse Aggregate in Concrete Co

COARSE nstruction

Coarse Aggregate | Versatile Cons

truction Material

Standard Specification for Coarse

Aggregate for Asphalt Paving Mi
xtures
 What are the central components
of hot mix asphalt?

HOT MIX What is hot mix asphalt pavemen

t
ASPHALT

Hot mix vs. Cold mix asphalt: wh

at’s the difference?
 What is Bitumen?

BITUMEN International Bitumen Standards

- ASTM, AASHTO, CEN, IS, AS

Bitumen Application and Uses

 Development of asphalt mixture using steel
cans and metal crown caps as steel fiber

Sugarcane Bagasse Fibers for Enhancing Moi

sture Susceptibility Properties in Stone Masti
c Asphalt

RELATED Recycling of Steel Cans and LCA Study

STUDIES Investigation on characteristics and properties of ba

gasse fibers: Performances of asphalt mixtures with
bagasse fibers

Steel cans have reduced their climate change impact

A review of stee
l fiber’s potenti
al use in Hot Mi
x Asphalt
Environmental Impa
ct Study of Bagasse V
alorization Routes
by almost one third since 2000
Sugarcane bagasse fiber – An eco-friendly pavement
of SMA
Effect of depithing
on the safety and environmental aspects of bagasse s
tockpiling
Life cycle assessment of bagasse waste management
options
 Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)

SODIUM How to Prepare a Sodium Hydroxide or NaO

H Solution
HYDROXIDE
Structural Evaluation on Sugarcane Bagasse Treate
d Using Sodium and Calcium Hydroxide

Sugarcane bagasse treated with so

dium hydroxide

Investigation on characteristics a
Properties of Sugarcane Fiber on nd properties of bagasse fibers: P
the Strength of the Normal and Li erformances of asphalt mixtures
ghtweight Concrete with bagasse fibers
 What is Asphalt?

ASPHALT Types of Asphalt Mix Design

Marshall Test Method: Everythin

g You Need to Know

Marshall Method
FIBERS Fibers in Asphalt Mixture: A State-of-The-Art Revie
w

A review of steel fiber’s potential use in Hot Mix Asp

halt
 Fibers in Asphalt Mixture: A State-of-The-Art Revie
w
FIBER

A review of steel fiber’s potential use in Hot Mix Asp

halt
 WHAT ARE AGGREGATES AND HOW ARE THEY U
SED?
AGGREGATES

UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF AGGREGATES

IN CONCRETE
 What is sand
SAND
 BRITTANICA - GRAVEL
GRAVEL
 GRAVEL SAND
MIXDESIGN

BAMBOO

COARSE FINE
NATURAL
FIBER AGGREGATES

FIBERS
ASPHALT
THESIS
STEEL
FIBER

STEEL CANS
HOT MIX BITUMEN
ASPHALT
MIXDESIGN STUDIES ABOUT
BAMBOO &
ASPHALT