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           [29]  Ojha, P. N., Singh, B., Singh, A., and Patel, V. (2020).   [38]  Singh, B., Singh, S. B., Barai, S. V., Ojha, P. N., and Kumar,
               “Comparison of creep models and experimental           R. (2025). “Empirical model for predicting flexural tensile
               verification of creep coefficients for normal and high   strength and split tensile strength of sintered fly ash
               strength concrete”, Journal of Asian Concrete Federation,   lightweight concrete”, The Indian Concrete Journal,
               Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 24-36.                              Vol. 99, No. 11, pp. 5-20.
           [30]  Ojha, P. N., Singh, B., Singh, A., and Patel, V. (2021).   [39]  Singh, B., Singh, S. B., and Barai, S. V. (2023). “Performance
               “Experimental study on creep and shrinkage behaviour   of concrete made using sintered fly ash lightweight
               of high strength concrete for application in prestressed   aggregate: A review”, The Indian Concrete Journal,
               concrete and high-rise buildings”, The Indian Concrete   Vol. 97, No. 7, pp. 40-58.
               Journal, Vol. 95, No. 2, pp. 30-42.                [40]  Singh, B., Singh, S. B., Barai, S. K., Singh, A., and Ojha,
                                                                      P. N. (2025). “Experimental determination of creep
           [31]  Ojha, P. N., Singh, P., Singh, B., and Singh, A. (2023).
               “Fracture behavior of hybrid fiber reinforced normal   coefficients for sintered fly ash lightweight aggregate‑
               strength and high strength concrete: Comparison with   based concrete and verification with creep models”,
               plain and steel fiber reinforced concrete”, Research on   Research on Engineering Structures & Materials, Vol. 11,
               Engineering Structures & Materials, Vol. 9, No. 1,     No. 3, pp. 1179-1197.
               pp. 243-262.                                       [41]  Singh, B., Singh, S. B., Barai, S. V., Ojha, P. N., and Kumar,
                                                                      R. (2025). “Empirical model for static and dynamic modulus
           [32]  Singh, B., Singh, P., Ojha, P. N., and Singh, A. (2023).   of elasticity for sintered fly ash lightweight aggregate‑
               “Experimental study on stress-strain characteristics of   based concrete”, Iranian Journal of Science and
               very high strength concrete and its effect on stress block   Technology, Transactions of Civil Engineering, Advance
               parameters for flexural design of buildings”, Research on   online publication.
               Engineering Structures & Materials, Vol. 9, No. 3,
               pp. 503-525.                                       [42]  Trivedi, A., Mandre, M., Singh, B., and Ojha P. N. (2023).
                                                                      ”Role of material selection in mix optimization of 3D
           [33]  Ojha, P. N., Singh, B., Singh, P., Singh, A., and Mittal,   printable concrete”, Cement and its Application Journal,
               P. (2022). “Experimental determination of stress-strain   No. 5.
               characteristics of very high strength unconfined concrete in
               compression including comparison with normal and high   [43]  Ojha, P. N., Kumar, S., and Singh, B. (2020). “Pervious
               strength concrete”, Revista Ingeniería de Construcción,   concrete, plastic concrete and CLSM: A special application
               Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 425-439.                           concrete”, Journal of Building Materials & Structures,
                                                                      Vol. 7, pp. 1-15.
           [34]  Singh, P., Singh, B., Ojha, P. N., Trivedi, A., Singh, A., and
               Pede, C. (2023). “Fracture behavior of slag and fly ash‑  [44]  Ojha, P. N., Kaura, P., and Mittal, P. (2020). “Performance
                                                                      evaluation of organic bipolar corrosion inhibiting
               based geopolymer concrete in comparison with OPC-      admixture”, Indian Concrete Journal, Vol. 94, No. 11,
               based conventional concrete, including the effect of steel   pp. 37-53
               and hybrid fibers”, Revista Ingeniería de Construcción, Vol.
               38, No. 2, pp. 362-381.                            [45]  Draft IS: 456 (2025). “Structural concrete: Code of
                                                                      practice”, Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi, India.
           [35]  Trivedi, A., Ojha, P. N., Singh, A., Singh, B., Bansal, S.,
               Sengupta, L. (2022). “Experimental investigations on   [46]   Draft IS: 383: Part‑I (2025). “Aggregates: Specification
               mechanical properties of normal and high strength high   Part 1: Coarse and fine aggregates for concrete”, Bureau
               calcium geopolymer concrete”, Asian Concrete Federation   of Indian Standards, New Delhi, India.
               Journal, Vol. 8, No.1, pp.16-25.                   [47]  Draft IS: 383: Part‑II (2025). “Aggregates: Specification
           [36]  Trivedim A., Goel, R., Kumar, R., Singh, B., Ghatak, A.,   Part 2: Fine aggregate for masonry and plaster”, Bureau of
               Kumar, R. (2025). “Alkali-activated concrete (AAC) for RMC   Indian Standards, New Delhi, India.
               application construction of demo structure and load test”,   [48]   Draft IS: 2386: Part-I (2025). “Methods of test for
               The Indian Concrete Journal, Vol. 99, No.8, pp. 17-31.  aggregates for concrete: Part-I: Determination of physical
                                                                      properties”, Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi, India.
           [37]  Ojha, P. N., Singh, B., and Behera, A. K. (2021). “Sintered
               fly ash lightweight aggregate-Its properties and   [49]  Draft IS: 2386: Part-II (2025). “Methods of test for aggregates
               performance in structural concrete”, The Indian Concrete      for concrete Part-II: Determination of mechanical
               Journal, Vol. 95, No. 6, pp. 20-30.                    properties”, Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi, India.


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