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Fig 1.

Timber mold used in specimen preparation shown in multiple views.

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Fig 2.

Plan and elevations of the blocks: (a) end elevations of the standard block, (b) plan view, (c) front elevation of the standard block, (d) end elevations of the bottom block, (e) end elevations of the top block.

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Fig 3.

Components and cross-sectional details of the EIICB system.

(a) EPS insulation board used in the EIICB system, (b) Cross-section of the block across the length.

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Fig 4.

Standard insulated interlocking concrete block in the compression machine.

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Fig 5.

Three types of IICBs in the compression machine after loading.

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Table 1.

Compressive strength results of standard block specimens.

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Fig 6.

Compressive strength graph for each block.

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Fig 7.

Failure pattern of the blocks after loading.

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Table 2.

Compressive strength results of wallette specimens.

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Fig 8.

Compressive strength graph for each wallette.

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Table 3.

Water absorption test of standard block specimens.

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Fig 9.

Water absorption test graph.

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Fig 10.

Interlocking setups of the blocks.

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Table 4.

Comparative analysis of existing interlocking and insulated block systems.

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