Although the reuse of demolition wastes has been studied in recent years, their reuse in
composites has not been thoroughly examined. This study aims to provide a comprehensive …

With the growing environmental awareness occurring worldwide, many industries, such as
the construction sector, are setting their own measures to reduce their environmental impact …

Abstract Structure and behaviour of gypsum composites, prepared from flue gas
desulfurization binder and three types of fine fillers (silica sand, perlite, expanded clay …

This article describes a study on the use of a new biocomposite for the construction material
made of plaster and fibres extracted from palm Washingtonia filifera (WF), also known under …

In this work, two types of sandwich structures were fabricated to develop sustainable
building materials using renewable and waste resources. The chopped jute fiber reinforced …

The increasing consumption of gypsum products compels their producers and consumers to
behave in accordance with the precepts of sustainability. Despite the necessity of the …

The use of paper waste rich in cellulose fibers to produce building materials is an
environmentally friendly alternative that conserves natural resources and protects the …

During the last 30 years, lightweight concretes (LCs) have been developed in order to
decrease the volume of load-bearing components, reduce the consumption of raw materials …

In this work, jute fiber reinforced gypsum composites (JRGCs) and unreinforced gypsum
composites (URGCs) using varying amounts of expanded perlite particles as filler were …

This work studies the physical and mechanical properties of a new lightweight construction
material made with gypsum and extruded polystyrene waste (XPSw). To this end …