This research examines fired clay bricks made with waste pomace from the wine industry as
an additive in brick production. To this end, we analyse and discuss the chemical …

Rapid global industrial growth is causing an increase in the generation of large-scale by-
products and waste materials, which can be recycled in the construction industry to …

This paper evaluates the influence of dolomite industrial waste (dolomite powder (DP) on
the properties, structure and durability of clay bricks. Four clay samples fired at 900° C and …

This study was performed to the evaluation of waste micro cellulosic fiber (CF) as a pore-
making material in fired clay brick. The waste CF at the loading ratio of 2.5–15 wt% was …

The addition of mill scale, an important steel making byproduct, as pigment to fired clay
bricks was investigated, as well as its effects on the physical, mechanical and microstructural …

Bone ash waste can be used to fabricate clay ceramic bricks, consequently managing their
pollution of the environment. This is because bone ash (BA) and clay predominantly consist …

In leather processing, hair burning liming operation is employed to remove the hair/wool,
epidermis, fat, grease, and non-structural proteins. The discharged wastewater from the hair …

The present work aims to study and compare the effect of incorporating argan nut shell
(ANS) and wheat straw (WS) into clay mixtures as construction materials additives on …

The greenhouse agriculture sector, which strongly affects human health and the ecological
balance, is among the greatest generators of stone wool waste (SWW), which has adverse …

Significant research was done concerning the suitability of lignocellulosic wastes as heavy
metal adsorbents. However, most of them do not focus on regeneration, environmental …