Utilizing recycled fine aggregate (RFA) as silica sand replacement for ductile engineered
geopolymer composites (EGC) provides a high value-added approach to recycling concrete …

The application of geopolymers has recently been given significant attention to address
climate change and the growing scarcity of construction materials in the 21st century …

In societies worldwide, there is significant pressure on the construction industry to employ
waste/recycled materials instead of natural-sourced materials to develop infrastructures to …

Background Due to growing global concerns regarding the management of construction
waste, this study investigates the feasibility of creating engineered geopolymer composites …

Herein, we demonstrate for the first time the feasibility of employing significant amounts (up
to 80 wt%) of unexplored industrial wastes (red mud and biomass fly ash) in the production …

Abstract Engineered Geopolymer Composites (EGC), made from industrial wastes (eg, slag,
fly ash, etc.) incorporated small amount fibers, is considered as a low-carbon and …

Reusing recycled powder as an alternative binder in concrete is a sustainable approach to
recycling construction waste, and recycled powder concrete is inevitably exposed to chloride …

Abstract Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) is renowned for its robustness and endurance in
construction, but its manufacturing process incurs substantial energy consumption and leads …

The main motivation for this research was to improve the properties of geopolymers by
reinforcement using synthetic and natural fibers, and to gain new knowledge regarding how …

In order to reduce the negative impact on the environment caused by the massive
accumulation of red mud (RM) and Yellow River sand (YRS), new alkali-excited granulated …