Concrete is a composite material that is widely used in the construction industry due to its
excellent mechanical and physical properties. Despite these benefits, concrete possesses …

Pozzolanic materials or industrial wastes can be used to partially replace cement,
minimizing the carbon footprint of concrete structures. Zeolite, silica fume, fly ash, and …

This pioneering study investigates the use of expanded polystyrene (EPS) and waste rubber
tyre powder (WRTP) in sintered clay bricks for eco-friendly and cleaner buildings. Different …

Green construction materials have emerged as viable options to cope with the sustainability
challenges set by the global communities without compromising the technical merits. Agro …

Due to the production of industrial slags in massive amounts, there is a high demand for
recycling these slags and avoiding their dumping in landfills. This article aims to recycle …

The production of innovative building bricks from new materials has drawn a huge interest
lately, targeting sustainability-related problems. This research investigates the utilization of …

Steel slag is an industrial by-product of steel production which is obtained during the
pyrometallurgical process. Technological dissemination on effective utilization of steel slag …

Steel slag is one of the most common waste products from the steel making industry. In this
research, building bricks based on electric arc furnace (EAF) slag were examined. Five …

Due to the extraordinary properties for heavy-duty applications, there has been a great deal
of interest in the utilization of waste material via geopolymerization technology. There are …

Installing thermal insulation material in the wall is a major means of improving building
energy conservation. However, traditional building insulation materials have defects in …