Rapid urbanizations and expansions have necessitated the construction of new
infrastructures while dismantling older ones, which has had a significant impact on landfills …

Concrete production is consuming an enormous quantity of water for making fresh concrete.
Around one billion tonnes of freshwater is used for washing aggregates, fresh concrete …

The effect of replacement of fine and coarse aggregates with recycled glass on the fresh and
hardened properties of Portland cement concrete at ambient and elevated temperatures is …

Conservation and reuse of natural resources in the construction industry are becoming
crucial to maintain sustainable and environmentally friendly construction. Thus, this study …

The concrete industry is consuming annually one billion tones of mixing water with large
quantities of fresh water which are also used for washing aggregate and curing concrete by …

The depletion of water resources is an increasing global concern. Thus, searching for
alternatives to replace drinking water whenever possible is a necessity. Water is a vital …

This research presents the influence of mixing-water quality on the compressive strength
properties of concrete using secondary and tertiary waste water treatment source, borehole …

Concrete, as one of the essential construction materials, is responsible for a vast amount of
emissions. Using recycled materials and gray water can considerably contribute to the …

An experimental investigation was carried out to study the effects of various percentages of
fine/coarse tire waste and microsilica at various temperatures on the compressive strength of …

Due to worldwide water scarcity, especially in arid regions, and the substantial use of
drinking water in concrete production, the consideration of gray water usage is growing …