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Table 1.

Chemical composition of the fly ash.

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Fig 1.

Particle size distribution of the fly ash.

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Fig 2.

Shrinkage measurement equipment.

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Fig 3.

(a) Multifilament and (b) individual PPF determined by optical microscope camera, (c) and (d) FESEM images of the PPF and (e) AFM of the fiber texture.

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Fig 4.

Fourier transform infrared spectra of polypropylene.

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Fig 5.

XRD patterns of the fly ash based geopolymer and 5% PPF reinforced FA based geopolymer.

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Fig 6.

Influence of PPF on slump of the geopolymer composite.

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Fig 7.

Influence of the polypropylene fibers on setting time of geopolymer composite.

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Fig 8.

Effect of PPF content on density reduction of PPF fly ash based geopolymer.

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Fig 9.

PPF content effect on controlling the shrinkage of fly ash based geopolymer.

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Fig 10.

Schematic shrinkage effect on PPF fly ash based geopolymer composites.

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Fig 11.

Flexural strength development of the PPF fly ash based geopolymer over time.

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Fig 12.

Flexural strength-deflection curve of PPF geopolymer matrix at 56 days.

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Fig 13.

Nominal flexural toughness improvement of PPF fly ash based geopolymer composites at 56 days.

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Fig 14.

Fracture mode and toughening mechanism of PPF reinforced fly ash based geopolymer.

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Fig 15.

(a-d) FESEM images and (e) schematic mechanism of PPF and geopolymer matrix interaction.

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Fig 16.

Compressive strength variation of the PPF reinforced fly ash based geopolymer composites in 7 and 56 days.

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