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Clays in transition: Addressing resource challenges and sustainable innovations in the construction sector.
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1 citing paper in PubMed.
- Sustainable Geopolymer Mortars from Ceramic Sanitaryware Waste: Impact of Curing Methods on Mechanical and Thermal Behavior.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Abstract
This review examines the reintegration of lower-grade clays into industrial applications, with a focus on ceramics, cementitious binders, and infrastructure materials as key sectors for sustainable transformation. It compiles current research and experimental insights to understand how such materials, often overlooked due to variable composition or limited reactivity, can be adapted to meet sector-specific performance requirements. In ceramic tile production, low-grade clays demonstrate varying degrees of sintering efficiency and thermal shrinkage, compared to traditional kaolin, offering viable paths for cost reduction. In cement applications, contrasts between kaolinite-based and limestone calcinated clay (LC
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