715;One possible solution to the environmental pollution engendered by construction and demolition waste (CDW) from clay brick, sanitary ware, and concrete is to use them as
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202521;Concrete is the largest man-made construction material used worldwide, and once a building or structure is disintegrated, it correspondingly becomes a major source of
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202451;Generally, low-strength concrete is prepared with a higher water binder (w/b) ratio, which has the potential for utilization of high-volume powder material. Therefore, marble
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710;The Ceramic Waste Powder (CWP) settles because of sedimentation and then penetrates and pollutes the environment. The utilization of ceramic waste powder in concrete
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Waste can be used to produce new products so that natural sources are used more efficiently and the environment is protected from waste deposits [1]. This is relevant because dimension
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Using waste material in concrete production is an appropriate method for achieving two goals: eliminating waste and adding positive properties in concrete. Since the green concrete
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320;With an emphasis on environmental protection and the sustainable development of resources, the reuse of waste concrete has long been a research hotspot, and the study of
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201373;Ordinary waste glass used to produce containers, bottles, windows etc. Secondly lead glasses, from color TV funnel, cathode ray tube (CRT), electronic parts etc. are also used
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11;Introducing waste and end-of-life materials in concrete could thus significantly contribute to elimination of hazardous waste such as quarry waste, which could be used in
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215;Concrete is one of the most widely used materials globally with water being the only material that is used in larger quantities (Xuan et al., ).The International Energy
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2020920;Iizuka et al. (2004) estimated that 0.27 tonnes of CO 2 could be sequestered by 1 tonne of powder waste and the extracted CaCO 3 from powder waste can be used as an
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The construction industries have identified some waste materials like flyash, slag, line powder and siliceous stone powder and crusher dust for use in traditional concrete [18-19].
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2024111;However, incorporating high amounts of WG into concrete poses challenges, with alkali-silica reaction (ASR) [21, 22] being a major concern.To enable the large-scale use
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20191220;The previous studies have shown that addition of waste materials like granite powder, marble slurry, laterite dust into concrete mixes have positively altered the mechanical
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128;Nevertheless, attempts have been made in recent years to recycle the fine portion as waste concrete powder (WCP) by grinding before use. In this research, WCP was
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2020321;Advantages, disadvantages and properties of recycled coarse aggregate, fine aggregate and fine powder are discussed through extensive analysis of the literature, and new trends in recycled...
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2024121;The specific gravity of WGP ranged from 2.29 to 2.80. At the same time, glass particles had a specific gravity between 2.50 and 2.65, generally within the range of common
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1231;The concrete production has a huge demand in aggregate and clay (bricks) source. In the year 2015, 48.3 billion tonnes of aggregates are utilized as construction material
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822;The utilization of construction and demolition waste (C&DW) for sustainability is a promising area. Globally, there is a growing potential interest in the reuse of waste powder
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Research on crushing and recycling of waste concrete Wenbo Ai1, Hongmei Liu1,2*, Jian Zhang1, Shuaishuai Lv1, Qian Xu2 and Recycled fine powder is mainly used as gel material
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2024920;These blocks were non-fiber waste concrete test pieces with a compressive strength grade of C20-C30. The preparation process of RCA and RCP is shown in Fig. 1. First,
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2019228;This study used concrete waste powder (CWP) with two different particle size ranges (<150 and 75 µm) and two different cement contents (10% and 20%) to prepare the
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41;Kim (2017) mentioned that concrete powder can be used for concrete manufacturing since it achieved the target strength at 15% replacement of RP, and some
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11;Due to its low price, consistency, longevity and capability to maintain harsh weather conditions, globally concrete is the oldest and most frequently used building materials
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85;Recycled powder (RP) is a by-product of preparing recycled aggregates from construction waste through debris removal, step-by-step crushing, screening, and mechanical
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201991;In the literature it was demonstrated that there is a potential to use waste materials (economically viable way) to produce lightweight concrete (Makul and Sua-iam,
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Concrete, as a constructive material, has been used in construction industry for about two centuries. Approximately, the whole bulk of the concrete is used in one year is more than one
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814;Concrete is one of the most used material in construction. Considering its capacity to harden upon water contact, solidification, and acquisition of full strength, concrete
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922;Utilizing RCPs as cement replacement is challenging. The utilization of fine powder generated from crushing for recycling construction waste is a challenging task for the
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121;RCA with a particle size smaller than 4.75 mm is ground until most particles are smaller than 45 µm to generate recycled concrete powder (RCP). RCA is obtained by crushing
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