Recycled agricultural wastes are being used in the building and construction sector as
cement additives as a result of the environmental impact of cement production. Agricultural …

The construction industry considerably contributes to global CO₂ emissions, primarily by
preparing raw materials for cement production, which necessitates sustainable alternatives …

Mortar is subjected to high temperatures during fire attacks or when it is near heat-radiating
equipment like furnaces and reactors. The physical and microstructure of mortar were …

Preventing the indiscriminate disposal of wastes and reducing environmental pollution via
the use of supplementary cementitious material cannot be over-emphasized. This research …

With the growing global concerns regarding sustainable development in the building and
construction industries, concentration only on the engineering properties of building …

The combined need to propose new solutions for the structural reinforcement of existing
buildings and for the reduction of CO 2 emissions is leading to the development of more …

Purpose The increasing urgency to address climate change in construction has made green
construction (GC) and sustainability critical topics for academia and industry professionals …

The continued global expansion in the built environment has resulted in significant demand
for cement as a building and construction material. However, carbon dioxide emissions from …

A large quantity of waste slurry (WS) is produced during the process of drilled grouting piles,
which is mainly composed of bentonite, clay, and metal ions. Improper disposal of WS will …

The manufacture of cement contributes significantly to carbon dioxide emissions; hence, the
building and construction industry has focused on environmentally friendly cement …