CO 2 mineralisation by recycled concrete is a novel approach of carbon capture and
utilisation to improve the sustainability of concrete products, which has attracted increasing …

Given the widespread use of concrete as the construction material of choice, achieving
sustainable development goals in the civil infrastructure sector directly relies on reducing the …

In recent years, researchers have expressed growing concern regarding the environmental
impact of traditional binders such as lime and cement. This has led to an increased focus on …

The disposal of hazardous waste materials in landfills and open areas creates a severe
impact on the environment. Silica Fume (SF), a by-product from the ferrosilicon and silicon …

Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) is a carbon dioxide removal (CDR)
solution necessary to achieve net-zero-carbon-emissions goals. While the BECCS potential …

The utilisation of carbonated recycled aggregates in concrete has been increasingly
considered as an effective strategy for CO 2 sequestration in the built environment and …

Biochar has been increasingly used in the production of cementitious materials due to its
low cost, low-carbon emission, and environmental benefits. This study provides a …

In this study, a recycled waste ceramic electrical insulator (CM) was used as coarse
aggregate in geopolymer concrete. The properties of concretes containing CM were …

Utilizing heat treatment for making low-quality recycled aggregate (LRA) into heat-enhanced
recycled aggregate (HRA) and heat-activated recycled cement (HRC) provides a new way …

Recycling of construction and demolition wastes contributes to achieve carbon summit and
carbon neutrality early in the construction industry. Accelerated carbonation is a promising …