Cotton and limestone powder wastes as brick material
Large amounts of cotton and limestone wastes are accumulated from the countries all over
the world. The majority of cotton wastes (CW) and limestone powder wastes (LPW) is …
the world. The majority of cotton wastes (CW) and limestone powder wastes (LPW) is …
Limestone dust and wood sawdust as brick material
The majority of abandoned limestone powder wastes (LPW) and wood sawdust wastes
(WSW) is accumulated from the countries all over the world and causes certain serious …
(WSW) is accumulated from the countries all over the world and causes certain serious …
Cement composites with limestone dust and different grades of wood sawdust
P Turgut - Building and Environment, 2007 - Elsevier
This paper presents a parametric experimental study which investigates the potential use of
limestone powder wastes (LPW) and wood sawdust wastes (WSW) combination for …
limestone powder wastes (LPW) and wood sawdust wastes (WSW) combination for …
Reuse of cotton and recycle paper mill waste as building material
D Rajput, SS Bhagade, SP Raut… - … and Building Materials, 2012 - Elsevier
Cotton waste results from the mechanical processing of raw cotton in yarn mills. Recycle
Paper Mills constitute 30% of total pulp and paper mill segment in India. With 85% average …
Paper Mills constitute 30% of total pulp and paper mill segment in India. With 85% average …
Production and properties of lightweight concrete incorporating recycled waste crushed clay bricks
The huge amount of waste crushed clay bricks (CCB) causes serious environmental
problems worldwide. To deal with this issue and preserve natural resources, CCB can be …
problems worldwide. To deal with this issue and preserve natural resources, CCB can be …
Engineering properties of lightweight aggregate concrete containing binary and ternary blended cement
Lightweight concrete (LAWC) has numerous advantages over normal weight concrete
(NWC), such as less dead load and construction costs. Using lightweight aggregates (LWA) …
(NWC), such as less dead load and construction costs. Using lightweight aggregates (LWA) …
Using wood fiber waste, rice husk ash, and limestone powder waste as cement replacement materials for lightweight concrete blocks
J Torkaman, A Ashori, AS Momtazi - Construction and building materials, 2014 - Elsevier
This work presents a parametric experimental study, which investigates the effects of partial
replacement of Portland cement by wood fiber waste (WFW), rice husk ash (RHA), and …
replacement of Portland cement by wood fiber waste (WFW), rice husk ash (RHA), and …
[HTML][HTML] Utilization of crushed clay brick in concrete industry
AA Aliabdo, AEM Abd-Elmoaty, HH Hassan - Alexandria Engineering …, 2014 - Elsevier
A comprehensive experimental program regarding the use of recycled aggregates produced
from demolition of brick buildings is presented. The brick wastes were crushed, sorted and …
from demolition of brick buildings is presented. The brick wastes were crushed, sorted and …
Feasibility study on the use of high volume palm oil clinker waste in environmental friendly lightweight concrete
R Ahmmad, UJ Alengaram, MZ Jumaat… - … and Building Materials, 2017 - Elsevier
Huge amount of virgin materials is being used in the production of concrete and the negative
impact caused by exploitation of natural resources to our eco-system is beyond recovery. In …
impact caused by exploitation of natural resources to our eco-system is beyond recovery. In …
Eco-friendly utilization of corncob ash as partial replacement of sand in concrete
The natural sand reservoirs are depleting globally due to nonstop consumption of aggregate
in concrete. The detrimental effect of uncontrolled fine aggregate extraction from riverbeds is …
in concrete. The detrimental effect of uncontrolled fine aggregate extraction from riverbeds is …