Gypsum plaster waste (GPW) represents a large fraction of the total construction and
demolition wastes generated by society, which may contaminate the soil and water …

Gypsum plaster recycling shortens the setting times, changing the workability and becomes
difficult to work with it. The works found in literature studied the α-hemi-hydrate. Few works …

In this study, organosilicon waterproofing agent blended recycled gypsum plasters (ROGPs)
were prepared to determine their mechanical strength and water resistance. According to …

The objective of this paper is to study some characteristics of a component to buildings
made with gypsum plaster (commercial–CGP and recycled–RGP), and wastes (red ceramic …

The construction sector consumes 95% of the total production of gypsum due to its multiple
applications. Gypsum plaster is one of the most common indoor coating material (pastes and …

In Brazil, the gypsum plaster waste is 4% to 15% of construction and demolition waste. The
environmental legislation advises that this waste should be recycled to avoid the …

In this research, waste eggshells were used as the source of calcium to synthesize valuable
gypsum fertilizer. Three different routes were used to synthesis gypsum, namely (i) direct …

The incorporation of recycled papers, paperboards and Tetra Pak as filling materials in
brittle matrices presents an interesting approach in the utilization of waste materials for …

In order to provide a solid theoretical foundation for the efficient reuse of waste gypsum, the
research on the degradation mechanisms of recycled gypsum mechanical performance was …

The potential of a calcined Australian bentonite (CB) to produce low embodied carbon
limestone-calcined-clay-cement with 50% clinker replacement was compared against …