Traditional waste management schemes raise various environmental, social, and economic
concerns; thus, require productive replacements. A large amount of natural resource is …

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 …

Nowadays, the concrete production sector is challenged by attempts to minimize the usage
of raw materials and energy consumption, as well as by environmental concerns. Therefore …

In this work novel, porous biomass fly ash-based-geopolymers were produced by using
hydrogen peroxide as pore forming agent. This innovative material can help to mitigate the …

This study analyzes the feasibility of using biomass combustion ash waste (rice husk or
wood ash from boards) as secondary raw materials in the manufacture of clay bricks. The …

Sustainable construction is high on the agenda, especially regarding building materials.
Using of by-products or waste materials from other economic sectors as cement replacement …

The construction sector has been using supplementary materials in concrete production
worldwide, such as coal fly ash. Nowadays, several sub/products or wastes have been …

In this study, we performed a life cycle assessment of the reuse of biomass fly ash as
secondary cementitious material in cement mortars as alternative to a reference landfill …

Although there have been many research results on the chemical activation of fly ash (FA)
as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) in cementitious materials. However, there …

Wood fly ash (WFA) is a waste material produced in power plants as result of forest residues
combustion to produce power and heat. In countries like Portugal, this waste is disposed of …