Opeyemi Joshua

Mr. Opeyemi Joshua


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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 June 2018 in Data in Brief
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Journal Article
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OJOpeyemi Joshua
Opeyemi Joshua
KOKolapo O. Olusola
Kolapo O. Olusola
ABAyobami A. Busari
Ayobami A. Busari
IOIgnatius O. Omuh
Ignatius O. Omuh
AOAyodeji O. Ogunde
Ayodeji O. Ogunde
CEChidiogo J. Ezenduka
Chidiogo J. Ezenduka
The data presented herein are results of the research summary of the investigation for pozzolanic activity in coconut shell ash (CSA) towards a sustainable construction. The data article provides information on the properties of Coconut Shell Ash that are indicative of pozzolanic activity as stated in ASTM C618-15 (2015) [1], BS EN 197-1 (2011) [2] and Joshua et al. (2018) [3]. The data are the physical property of the sand used in determining the binder strengths and the chemical and physical properties (oxide composition and Strength Activity Indices respectively) of the pulverized, calcined and sieved Coconut Shell Ash.

1 June 2018 in Data in Brief
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Journal Article
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AOAyodeji O. Ogunde
Ayodeji O. Ogunde
RARachael Ayodele
Rachael Ayodele
OJOpeyemi Joshua
Opeyemi Joshua
DNDavid O. Nduka
David O. Nduka
AOAbisola Ogunde
Abisola Ogunde
AAAdekunle M. Ajao
Adekunle M. Ajao
The data article provides the factors that influence the cost; time performance of the Industrialized Building System (IBS), its prospects and challenges. A survey technique was used for this research. Structured Questionnaires were administered to occupants of prefabricated buildings and interviews were conducted with the professionals in the building industry. Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS version20) was used to analyse the data obtained from the questionnaires. The variables were ranked based on Relative Importance Index (RII) calculation. The Data indicated that IBS would be more economical if used for mass production.

5 April 2013
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OJOpeyemi Joshua
Opeyemi Joshua
KOKolapo O. Olusola
Kolapo O. Olusola
CACalistus Ayegba
Calistus Ayegba
AIAdekunle Ibrahim
Adekunle Ibrahim
The use of substandard and steel reinforcement rods in the construction of structural steel concrete elements of a building, most especially in floor slabs, has been identified as one of the most important causes of structural failures in buildings in Nigeria. This research investigated the mechanical properties (yield strength, ductility and the ultimate tensile strength) of 12-mm diameter steel bars commonly used in reinforcing floor slabs using an extensometer. Results obtained from the tests showed that only three (3) brands out of a total of nine (9) tested most commonly used brands of sampled rods showed yield strengths greater than 460N/mm2. The yield strengths obtained range between 337.72 N/mm2 and 569.71 N/mm2. The study confirmed that the wide usage of substandard steel reinforcement bars in the Nigerian market is a major contributing factor to increasing incidences of structural building failures in the country when viewed from the angle of variability in material quality.

4 January 2016 in Journal of Innovation and Business Best Practice
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PTPatience Tunji-Olayeni
Patience Tunji-Olayeni
TMTimothy Olusoji Mosaku
Timothy Olusoji Mosaku
OFOlabosipo Ishola Fagbenle
Olabosipo Ishola Fagbenle
IOIgnatius Owoicho Omuh
Ignatius Owoicho Omuh
OJOpeyemi Joshua
Opeyemi Joshua

1 October 2018 in Data in Brief
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AAAdekunle M. Ajao
Adekunle M. Ajao
BOBabatunde Ogunbayo
Babatunde Ogunbayo
KOKunle Ogundipe
Kunle Ogundipe
OJOpeyemi Joshua
Opeyemi Joshua
OOOluwarotimi M. Olofinnade
Oluwarotimi M. Olofinnade
The data explored the assessment of the quality of river sand as an aggregate in replacement of crushed stones which are widely used by majority of manufacturers in production of interlocking stones. Experimental tests carried out on river sand and crushed rock as aggregates include: Grain size distribution, Specific gravity, moisture content determination and Bulk density to determine the quality behavior parameters and (compressive strength) to determine the strength parameters. The data of the experiments are presented in Tables and Bar charts.

1 January 2018 in Cogent Engineering
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BOBabatunde Ogunbayo
Babatunde Ogunbayo
AAA. M. Ajao
A. M. Ajao
KOKunle Ogundipe
Kunle Ogundipe
OJOpeyemi Joshua
Opeyemi Joshua
TDT. O Durotoye
T. O Durotoye
GBGideon Bamigboye
Gideon Bamigboye
In our society today most of the aggregates that were used for concrete work were usually abandoned on site for some times with minimum of 6 month or more due to different factors as it may apply. Some which might be due to lack of fund by the client and tussles. This abandonment led to a situation where construction materials are piled onsite over a range of periods of time. These materials are left dormant and exposed to harsh weathering conditions before utilization. This study accessed the effects of aggregates dormancy on its properties quality when use. The study was carried out in three calendar years (2015, 2016 and 2017) to check weathering activities on dormant aggregates. Experimental procedures such as Sieve analysis, silt content, specific gravity, water absorption and compressive strength test were carried out on these aggregates to determine its quality of performance on the product (building). Based on the duration of aggregate on site, it was observed that the strength of concrete produced from the aggregates increased and the aggregates were coarser when exposed to the weather. The study concluded that due to slight changes in compressive strength over the years, dormant aggregate has no negative effect on concrete strength and quality of structural components but it is advised that any procured aggregates meant for construction should be totally free from clay and silt contents. This will enhance the concrete strength and also accelerate its setting time.