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

Gypsum is widely used in the construction sector in internal coatings. The fact that the
chemical composition of gypsum does not change makes the material fully and eternally …

This paper describes the physical and mechanical properties of powdered, paste and
hardened materials obtained by recycling plaster waste collected at civil works. Recycling of …

The use of gypsum as an indoor coating material for buildings is very extensive. This means
that huge amounts of gypsum waste are generated daily worldwide. Therefore, many …

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 …

This study aimed at evaluating environmental sustainable solutions for managing the
gypsum waste in Lombardy region (Italy), based on the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) …

This chapter reviews the complex market of gypsum-based products. It begins with
definitions, according to ASTM, EN, and ISO standards, of the most common products such …

Recycled gypsum derived from post-consumer sources is a promising resource that can be
reincorporated in the production chain, offering opportunities to decrease manufacturing …

Gypsum products are well suited for a circular economy, because the raw material calcium
sulfate dihydrate can repeatedly change its properties through a reversible hydration …

The amount of plastic waste generated is causing damage to the environment, such as sea
and soil pollution, and one of the alternatives for disposing of polymers is recycling. This …