Construction and demolition waste (CDW) accounts for at least 30% of the total solid waste
produced around the world. At around 924 million tons in the European Union in 2016 and …

Waste management is one of the major challenging issues in the modern world due to rapid
urbanization and industrialization over the past decades. The use of ceramic waste …

Recent advancements in recycling have transformed nonrenewable resources into partially
renewable resources. In line with these advancements, the application of wastes, including …

Both global warming issue and ozone layer depletion have triggered the awareness of the
utilization of recycled materials in construction industry for a greener environment. The …

The acceleration of urbanization and industrialization has accelerated the speed of building
renewal, followed by explosive growth in the quantity of construction and demolition waste …

Geopolymer technology has been recognized as an ideal option for recycling construction
and demolition waste (CDW) streams as new value-added products. However, most …

The search for new alternative materials for employment in the construction industry is
necessary for more sustainable development. The construction demolition waste (CDW), as …

Overmining of sand from natural resources has seriously impacted the environment,
hindering the sustainable development of concrete. Ceramic waste tile has a chemical …

To satisfy the demand of modern concrete and environmentally friendly society, the value-
added utilization of waste clay bricks could be effectively improved without sacrificing the …

Recycled concrete powder (RCP) is used more and more in cement-based materials, but its
influence on the hydration process is still unclear. Therefore, this paper studied the influence …