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MUNEER QAID SAEED ABDO

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        • Utilizing Alkali-Activated Recycled Concrete Aggregates from Demolished Structures to Investigate Concrete Properties in the Jeddah Region of Saudi Arabia (2025-03-01)
        • Cracking in Concrete Water Tank due to Restrained Shrinkage and Heat of Hydration: Field Investigations and 3D Finite Element Simulation (2020-02-01)
        • Improved Dual-Module YOLOv8 Algorithm for Building Crack Detection (2026-01-31)
        • Influence of Steel and Polypropylene Fibers on Cracking Due to Heat of Hydration in Mass Concrete Structures (2019-05-01)
        • Early age thermal cracking of mass concrete blocks with Portland cement and ground granulated blast-furnace slag (2016-12-25)
        • Prediction of maximum core temperature and thermal gradient in mass concrete using a hybrid experimental-finite element method-machine learning approach (artificial neural networks and XGBoost) (2026-04-24)
        • Comprehensive investigation of the mechanical performance and evaluate the environmental impact of epoxy and polyester polymer concrete (2025-01-03)
        • Recycling of date kernel powder (DKP) in mass concrete for mitigating heat generation and risk of cracking at an early age (2023-03-21)
        • Investigating the Potential Use of Date Kernel Ash (DKA) as a Partial Cement Replacement in Concrete (2022-12-01)
        • Evaluation of date kernel powder (DKP) for potential use as a setting and hydration retarder in concrete (2022-06-30)

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