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33
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9411
National Ranking
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Overview

M.S. Mohamed Ali is affiliated with the University of Adelaide in Australia and specializes in engineering, with a particular focus on civil and structural engineering. Their research spans a variety of subfields including building and construction, materials chemistry, and ceramics and composites.

Their research topics include:

  • Innovative concrete reinforcement materials
  • Concrete and cement materials research
  • Structural behavior of reinforced concrete
  • Structural load-bearing analysis
  • Concrete properties and behavior
  • Magnesium oxide properties and applications
  • Advanced ceramic materials synthesis

M.S. Mohamed Ali has published extensively in several academic venues. Frequent publication venues include:

  • Construction and Building Materials
  • Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering
  • Journal of Building Engineering
  • Engineering Structures
  • Composite Structures

Some recent publications by M.S. Mohamed Ali include:

  • "The influence of steel fibre properties on the shrinkage of ultra-high performance fibre reinforced concrete," 2020, published in Construction and Building Materials
  • "Development of ECO-UHPC with very-low-C3A cement and ground granulated blast-furnace slag," 2021, published in Construction and Building Materials
  • "ECO-UHPC with High-Volume Class-F Fly Ash: New Insight into Mechanical and Durability Properties," 2021, published in Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering
  • "Experimental and numerical investigations on concrete filled carbon FRP tube (CFRP-CFFT) columns manufactured with ultra-high-performance fibre reinforced concrete," 2020, published in Composite Structures
  • "An investigation into the feasibility of normal and fibre-reinforced ultra-high performance concrete multi-cell and composite sandwich panels," 2021, published in Journal of Building Engineering

M.S. Mohamed Ali collaborates frequently with several coauthors, including:

  • Abdul Hamid Sheikh
  • Mohamed Elchalakani
  • S. Mahdi
  • Mohammad Alameri
  • Tanvir Ahmed

Best Publications

  • Local and global bond characteristics of steel reinforcing bars

    Matthew Haskett;Deric John Oehlers;M.S. Mohamed Ali

  • Bond Strength of Near-Surface Mounted FRP Strip-to-Concrete Joints

    Rudolf Seracino;Nicola M. Jones;M. S. M. Ali;Mark W. Page

  • Experimental and numerical study of the flexural behaviour of ultra-high performance fibre reinforced concrete beams

    M. Singh;A.H. Sheikh;M.S. Mohamed Ali;P. Visintin

  • Assessing Behaviour of Fresh and Hardened Geopolymer Concrete Mixed with Class-F Fly Ash

    M. Albitar;P. Visintin;M. S. Mohamed Ali;M. Drechsler

  • Effect of granulated lead smelter slag on strength of fly ash-based geopolymer concrete

    M. Albitar;M.S. Mohamed Ali;P. Visintin;M. Drechsler

  • Experiments and Finite Element Analysis of GFRP Reinforced Geopolymer Concrete Rectangular Columns Subjected to Concentric and Eccentric Axial Loading

    Mohamed Elchalakani;Ali Karrech;Minhao Dong;M.S. Mohamed Ali

  • Interfacial stress transfer of near surface-mounted FRP-to-concrete joints

    M.S. Mohamed Ali;D.J. Oehlers;M.C. Griffith;R. Seracino

  • Manufacturing ultra-high performance concrete utilising conventional materials and production methods

    H.R. Sobuz;P. Visintin;M.S. Mohamed Ali;M. Singh

  • Rigid body moment-rotation mechanism for reinforced concrete beam hinges

    Matthew Haskett;Deric John Oehlers;M.S. Mohamed Ali;Chengqing Wu

  • Plate–concrete interfacial bond strength of FRP and metallic plated concrete specimens

    S.K. Sharma;M.S. Mohamed Ali;D. Goldar;P.K. Sikdar

  • The Tension Stiffening Mechanism in Reinforced Concrete Prisms

    Rahimah Muhamad;M.S. Mohamed Ali;Deric John Oehlers;Michael Griffith

  • A structural engineering approach to adhesive bonding longitudinal plates to RC beams and slabs

    D.J. Oehlers;S.M. Park;M.S. Mohamed Ali

  • Experimental study on fly ash and lead smelter slag-based geopolymer concrete columns

    M. Albitar;M.S. Mohamed Ali;P. Visintin

  • Evaluating the shear-friction resistance across sliding planes in concrete

    Matthew Haskett;Deric John Oehlers;M.S. Mohamed Ali;Surjit Kumar Sharma

  • Vertical shear interaction model between external FRP transverse plates and internal steel stirrups

    M.S. Mohamed Ali;D.J. Oehlers;R. Seracino

  • Shear behaviour of geopolymer concrete beams without stirrups

    P. Visintin;M.S. Mohamed Ali;M. Albitar;W. Lucas

  • Yield Penetration Hinge Rotation in Reinforced Concrete Beams

    Matthew Haskett;Deric John Oehlers;M. S. Mohamed Ali;Chengqing Wu

  • Derivation of the bond–slip characteristics for FRP plated steel members

    Ibrisam Akbar;Deric John Oehlers;M.S. Mohamed Ali

  • FRP-Reinforced Concrete Beams: Unified Approach Based on IC Theory

    Deric John Oehlers;M. S. Mohamed Ali;Matthew Haskett;Wade Lucas

  • Experimental Investigation of Rectangular Air-Cured Geopolymer Concrete Columns Reinforced with GFRP Bars and Stirrups

    M. Elchalakani;M. Dong;A. Karrech;G. Li

  • Upgrading Continuous Reinforced Concrete Beams by Gluing Steel Plates to Their Tension Faces

    D. J. Oehlers;M. S. Mohamed Ali;Weimin Luo

Frequent Co-Authors

Deric J. Oehlers
Deric J. Oehlers University of Adelaide
Phillip Visintin
Phillip Visintin University of Adelaide
Michael C. Griffith
Michael C. Griffith University of Adelaide
Abdul Hamid Sheikh
Abdul Hamid Sheikh University of Adelaide
Mohamed Elchalakani
Mohamed Elchalakani University of Western Australia
Mark A. Bradford
Mark A. Bradford University of New South Wales
Rudolf Seracino
Rudolf Seracino North Carolina State University
Chengqing Wu
Chengqing Wu University of Technology Sydney
Togay Ozbakkaloglu
Togay Ozbakkaloglu Texas State University
Allan Manalo
Allan Manalo University of Southern Queensland

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