Iman Harith

Dr. Iman Harith

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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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16 May 2024 in Multiscale and Multidisciplinary Modeling, Experiments and Design
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Iman Harith
WNWissam Nadir
Wissam Nadir
MSMustafa S. Salah
Mustafa S. Salah
MHMohammed L. Hussien
Mohammed L. Hussien

10 February 2024 in Innovative Infrastructure Solutions
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Iman Harith
ZAZainab Hashim Abbas
Zainab Hashim Abbas
MHMustafa Kareem Hamzah
Mustafa Kareem Hamzah
MHMohammed L. Hussien
Mohammed L. Hussien

6 July 2023 in Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering
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Iman Harith

18 January 2024 in Innovative Infrastructure Solutions
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Iman Harith
WNWissam Nadir
Wissam Nadir
MSMustafa S. Salah
Mustafa S. Salah
AMAli Majdi
Ali Majdi

8 April 2023 in Innovative Infrastructure Solutions
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Iman Harith
MHMaan S. Hassan
Maan S. Hassan
SHShatha S. Hasan
Shatha S. Hasan
AMAli Majdi
Ali Majdi

1 January 2022 in Open Engineering
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Iman Harith
MHmahdi hssien
mahdi hssien
MHMahmood S. Hashim
Mahmood S. Hashim
The impacts of different replacement levels of micro silica (MS), fly ash (FA), and the combined usage of MS and FA on the behavior of concrete were investigated. Design of experts has been used incorporating the response surface methodology to find the synergetic effect of FA and MS on fresh and hardened concrete properties. A total of 15 and 30% of the binder content were replaced by FA. As well as a total of 5 and 10% of the binder content were replaced by MS. Experimental results of concrete mixtures have been used to construct ANOVA models. These models have also been confirmed to expect the properties of concrete mixtures based on different fractions of FA ash and MS. All statistical models are significant because P-value is less than 5%, and the difference between predicted R 2 and adjusted R 2 is lower than 20%. The variation between confirmation tests for the optimized mixture and test results are lower than 5%.