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Systematic evaluation of the effect of replacing river sand by different particle size ranges of fine recycled concrete aggregates (FRCA) in cement mortars
Influence of waste glass powder on the physico-mechanical properties and microstructures of fly ash-based geopolymer paste after exposure to high temperatures
Low-cement high-strength concrete with partial replacement of Portland cement with stone powder and silica fume designed by particle packing optimization
Influence of waste glass powder as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) on physical and mechanical properties of cement paste under high temperatures
Sustainable reuse of ceramic waste powder as a supplementary cementitious material in recycled aggregate concrete: Mechanical properties, durability and microstructure assessment
Utilization of fly ash microsphere powder as a mineral admixture of cement: Effects on early hydration and microstructure at different curing temperatures
Effective Utilization of End-of-Life Concrete Via an Innovative Thermo-Mechanical Treatment for Sustainable Cement Mortar with Improved Mechanical Properties
Revealing the connection between carbonation regimes and early pozzolanic reactivity of recycled concrete powder: Impact of composition and microstructure
Improving industrial drying process of recycled fine aggregates as a means of carbonation to improve the mechanical properties and plastic shrinkage of self-leveling mortar
Improvement of the performance of recycled concrete powder-based artificial aggregates through the acceleration carbonation effect induced by polyethyleneimine admixture
A comparative study of dry and wet carbonation treatment on the recycled mortar powder: Material characteristics, hydration kinetics and sustainability
Effects of recycled concrete powder on shrinkage, mechanical, and thermal behaviours of multi-walled carbon nanotubes-reinforced engineered geopolymer composites
Development of low-carbon engineered cementitious composites incorporating lithium slag: Mechanical properties, microstructure evolution, and life cycle assessment
The influence of the synergistic effect of recycled micro-powder and different types of mineral admixtures on the hydration and microstructure of cement-based materials
Effect of high-volume recycled concrete powder on microstructure and mechanical performance of alkali-activated slag mortar using response surface approach
Utilizing heat-mechanical synergistic treatment for separating concrete waste into high-quality recycled aggregate, active recycled powder and new concrete
Utilizing construction and demolition waste in concrete as a sustainable cement substitute: A comprehensive study on behavior under short-term dynamic and static loads via laboratory and numerical analysis
Normal- and high-strength concretes with eco-efficient cementitious materials: Proportioning and evaluation of physical, mechanical, and durability properties
Synergistic use of recycled concrete powder, sea sand and seawater for novel ultra-high-ductility cementitious composite: Micro-characteristics and mechanical behavior
Insights into the effects of concrete waste powder characteristics on time-dependent rheological, shrinkage and hardened properties of sustainable UHPC
Assessing the combined effect of thermo-mechanically treated recycled fines, natural pozzolan, and basalt fibers on mechanical and microstructural performance of recycled concrete
Mechanical and durability performance of mortars with Portland cement, recycled concrete powder, and metakaolin under accelerated carbonation conditions
Experimental investigation into the potential of recycled concrete and waste glass powders for improving the sustainability and performance of cement mortars properties
Valorization of Waste Pond Ash Replacing River Sand in Sustainable Mortar: Assessing Engineering Properties and Sustainability Aspects Using Life-Cycle Assessment and Analytic Hierarchy Process
A Novel Approach to High-Volume Replacement of River Sand by Waste Pond Ash in Cement Mortar Using Multicriteria Models: Engineering Properties, Sustainability Aspects, and Cost
Evaluation of mechanical properties of cement mortars containing pond ash as partial replacement of river sand and prediction of properties by regression models
Contribution to the Prediction of the Recycling Potential of Recycled Concrete as a Cement Admixture Based on the Compressive Strength of the Parent Concrete
A Review of the Utilization of Recycled Powder from Concrete Waste as a Cement Partial Replacement in Cement-Based Materials: Fundamental Properties and Activation Methods
Mechanical Properties Enhancement of the Cement Mortar by Synthetic Zeolite Polymer Composites
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