Concrete production and construction and demolition waste generation are some of the
main contributors of constant carbon dioxide emission into the atmosphere. The main aim of …

Recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) differ from natural aggregate as the former contains
attached mortar. Given the recycling process of RCA, that is, by crushing, the microstructure …

To deal with the rising environmental issues, more attention is now being given to recycled-
aggregate concrete to partly meet the demands of the construction industry. However …

This paper examines the mechanical properties and durability of recycled aggregate
concrete (RAC) containing 100% coarse recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) and industrial …

Plain recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) struggles with issues of inferior mechanical
strength and durability compared to equivalent natural aggregate concrete (NAC). The …

Utilization of plasticizer (or water-reducing admixture) in recycled aggregate concrete (RAC)
reduces the water demand, mitigates its poor workability, consequently, improves the …

Virgin natural aggregates make up approximately 80–85% of the volume of concrete
commonly used by Western Australian councils in their infrastructure. These councils …

Recycled aggregates obtained from construction and demolition waste is known to have
lower strength performance than natural aggregate concrete. Several studies have been …

This study investigates the behaviour of concrete manufactured with recycled coarse
aggregate (RCA) derived from multiple recycling cycles, with a particular emphasis on …

In the present study, the influence of using recycled coarse aggregate (RCA) and well water
(WW) on the mechanical characteristics of high-strength concrete were investigated. The …