ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2021
Improvement of eco-efficient self-compacting concrete manufacture by recycling high quantity of waste materials.
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- Mechanical Properties of Concrete Mixes with Selectively Crushed Wind Turbine Blade: Comparison with Raw-Crushing.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2024Article
- Application of reliability index in statistical model to assess durability of concrete made with plastic waste aggregates subjected to carbonation.Environmental science and pollution research international · 2022Article
- Experimental study on properties of green concrete containing wood ash, silica fume, fly ash, and plastic waste.Science progressArticle
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Abstract
The increasing cost of landfills, and lack of natural large aggregates observing interests for using wastes to produce concrete and mortar materials. Utilizing plastic waste and crushed ceramic waste not only save the landfills cost but also reduce the cost of using natural aggregates. Secondly, tea is the second most consumed beverage at world level and resulted huge amount of waste. Thus, this article attempts to develop the appropriate characteristics of self-compacting concrete (SCC) by adding plastic waste, tea waste, and crushed ceramics. The fresh and hardened properties of the SCC were investigated to examine the addition of waste plastic, whereas the content of tea waste and crushed ceramic was kept constant. The results revealed that the addition of plastic waste caused to reduce SFD, L-Box, segregation, and fresh density, and obtained maximum values as 765 mm, 0.94, 19, and 2382 kg/m
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