Vast amounts of rice husk ash (RHA) are generated annually, with most of them unutilized or
disposed to landfills, resulting in serious environmental degradation. To avoid this, the use …

Rice husk ash (RHA) is a good supplementary cementitious material for concrete
production, as it requires low energy and emits negligible greenhouse gas during …

Rice husk (RH), an agricultural waste, is abundantly available in rice producing countries
like China, India, Bangladesh, Brazil, US, Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, and South East …

Utilization of green concrete in construction is increasingly adopted by the construction
industry owing to the drawbacks of conventional concrete and the numerous inherent …

Over the years, the production of waste ash from many sources (eg coal, biomass, industrial,
animal, and municipal solid waste) and from conventional and renewable energy …

In order to arrest the incidence of global warming brought about by the emission of
greenhouse gases notably CO 2 into the atmosphere, the use of materials that can substitute …

A large quantity of Rice husk ash (RHA) is disposed of as waste material and leads to
severe pollution. The pozzolanic behaviour of RHA enables its application in the …

The current widespread use of calcium silicate or aluminate hydrate binder systems in the
construction industry finds its roots in the Antique world where mixtures of calcined lime and …

This work investigates the effects of adding residual rice husk ash (RHA) from South
Vietnam, generated when burning rice husk pellets in the boiler, to cement. To improve …

Rice husk ash, an industrial by-product from boilers for energy generation and furnace for
parboiling rice, has been explored as admixture to replace part of cement in structural …