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Nguyễn et al. (2021) — Ultra-Ductile Fly Ash EGC with 13.7% Strain Capacity

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Huy Hoàng Nguyễn, Quang-Hiếu Lương, Jeong-Il Choi, Ravi Ranade, Victor C. Li, Bang Yeon Lee (2021). Ultra-ductile behavior of fly ash-based engineered geopolymer composites with a tensile strain capacity up to 13.7%. Cement and Concrete Composites, 122, 104133.

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Landmark co-authored paper with Victor C. Li and Ravi Ranade demonstrating that fly ash-based geopolymer composites reinforced with 1.75 vol. % PE fibers (UD-EGC15, SMP/SH = 1.5) achieve a world-record direct tensile strain capacity of 13.68 % (13.7 %) with $\sigma_{tu} = 6.79\text{ MPa}$, enabled by an ultra-low matrix fracture energy ($J_{tip} = 0.57\text{ J/m}^2$), complementary energy $J_b' = 184\text{ J/m}^2$, and an extraordinary energy performance index of $I_{EP} = 322$.

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04_material_systems/green_ecc.md Fly ash-based geopolymer composite (UD-EGC15) achieves a world-record direct tensile strain capacity of 13.68 % with 6.79 MPa tensile strength Direct tension tests verified $\epsilon_{ts} = 13.68\text{ \%}$, $\sigma_{tu} = 6.79\text{ MPa}$, and density $<1.83\text{ g/cm}^3$ Page 104133:1 & 6 / Table 4 / Fig. 6 & 7 verified_from_pdf
02_concepts/strain_hardening_criteria.md UD-EGC15 exhibits an ultra-low matrix fracture energy ($J_{tip} = 0.57\text{ J/m}^2$) and complementary energy $J_b' = 184\text{ J/m}^2$, delivering $I_{EP} = 322$ ASTM E399 notch tests and pullout modeling confirmed $J_{tip}=0.57\text{ J/m}^2, J_b'=184.03\text{ J/m}^2, I_{EP}=322$ Page 104133:7 & 10 / Table 7 & 8 / Fig. 10 verified_from_pdf
04_material_systems/green_ecc.md UD-EGC achieves an extraordinary tensile-to-compressive strength ratio of 35.1 % to 45.2 % with lightweight density ($1.44\text{--}1.83\text{ g/cm}^3$) Tensile-to-compressive ratio reached 35.1–45.2 % with lightweight hardened density Page 104133:4 & 6 / Table 5 / Fig. 4 verified_from_pdf

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