As demand for cement-based products increases worldwide, more and more of our planet's
finite natural resources are being consumed, creating more and more construction waste …

Concrete is one of the most used building materials in contemporary society; however, its
production demands large amounts of raw materials and natural resources. Cement …

In the present investigation, rice husk ash (RHA), bamboo leaf ash (BLA) and palm oil fuel
ash (POFA) known as agricultural-waste materials locally available were used to produce …

The requirements of higher cement content and numerous admixtures in self-compacting
concrete (SCC) yield a comparatively high production due to the high cement consumption …

Cement production is environmentally unsustainable due to the high anthropogenic carbon
emissions produced. Supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), derived from the by …

The production of cement is crucial for sustainable building construction but is costly and
contributes significantly to environmental pollution. To address these issues, this research …

In order to mitigate environmental impacts, get economic profitability, and produce materials,
the industry has been incorporating some recycled waste into cement. In this work, bamboo …

The sugar industry uses raw bagasse to generate electricity and subsequently produces
tonnes of bagasse ash annually. This bagasse ash is dumped into a landfill, causing an …

Now-a-days, many researchers use priceless industrial or agricultural products as the main
raw material for the construction industry. However, these wastes are inexpensive and easily …

The HPFRC refers to a category of fiber-reinforced cement-based materials that have the
remarkable capability to flex and strengthen prior to shattering. At present, research is being …