The increasing demand for sustainable construction materials has prompted the recycling of construction and demolition waste in concrete manufacturing. This study investigates the feasibility of utilizing porcelain and brick waste as partial substitu...
This study investigates the fact that reinforcing geopolymers with natural fibers provides a practical way to improve their strength and durability. Offering environmental benefits compared to Portland cement, their mechanical performance still prese...
The search for viable alternative resources is essential for advancing sustainable development in the construction industry. A significant global concern is the substantial generation of industrial waste, particularly coal ash byproducts such as fly...
Polymer-based product usage in modern society is increasing day by day. Following usage, these inert products and hydrophobic materials contribute to environmental pollution, often accumulating as litter in ecosystems and contaminating water bodies....
In Hungary, on-site mixed stabilization of cohesive soil is considered only as soil improvement not a proper pavement layer, therefore its bearing capacity is not taken into account when designing pavement. It was our hypothesis that on low-volume ro...
Reducing the carbon footprint of the construction sector is a growing priority. This study explores the potential of using submerged arc welding (SAW) slag as a precursor in the development of low-carbon geopolymeric materials for 3D printing. The in...
This study presents a stochastic approach to assess bending moment demand in reinforced concrete beams subjected to vertical loads, incorporating uncertainties in material properties, geometry, and loading conditions. A Monte Carlo simulation framewo...
With the increasing application of manufactured sand, as one of the uncertain factors affecting the properties and performance of ready-mixed concrete proportioning with commonly used manufactured sand, residual flocculants in water-washed manufactur...
Supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) provide a practical solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions associated with Portland cement production while enhancing the economy, performance, and service life of concrete and mortar. Currently, th...
This study investigates the use of untreated coconut coir fibers as a sustainable reinforcement in cement mortars, with emphasis on the combined effects of fiber content (0.5–2.0% by volume) and length (10–25 mm) on mechanical performance...
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