Copper Slag Replaces River Sand in 3D Printed Concrete, Study Finds
Researchers at CSIR-SERC in India show that copper slag can fully replace river sand in 3D printable concrete while maintaining ...
Tag: sustainable construction materials
From Atoms to Algorithms: New Review Maps the Future of Low-Carbon Geopolymer Materials
A sweeping new review in the Journal of Materials Science shows how synchrotron light, neutron scattering, advanced microscopy, molecular simulation, ...
Volcanic Glass and Crop Waste Could Reshape the Future of Low-Carbon Concrete
A systematic review of 139 studies shows that expanded perlite and bio-based residues can produce lightweight, low-carbon cementitious materials that ...
Machine Learning Outsmarts Design Codes in Predicting Shear Strength of Recycled Concrete Beams
A new study shows that machine learning models, particularly Support Vector Machines, predict the shear strength of recycled aggregate concrete ...
Red Pigment Doubles as Strength Booster in Colored Mortar, Study Finds
A new study shows iron oxide red pigment can strengthen colored mortar by up to 16 percent while delivering stable, ...
Oxalic Acid Turns Construction Rubble Into High-Performance Concrete Aggregate
Researchers in India have shown that treating recycled demolition concrete with mild oxalic acid grows a protective calcium oxalate layer ...
Coal Waste Gets a Second Life: Fly Ash Boosts Soil Strength by Up to 34 Percent
Bangladeshi researchers found that mixing 12 percent Class F fly ash from the Barapukuria power plant increases the shear strength ...
Glass Meets Plastic: Hybrid Fibres Crack the Code for Low-Carbon Bendable Concrete
Researchers have shown that blending stiff alkali-resistant glass fibres with ductile polyethylene fibres in a low-clinker magnesia-slag binder produces crack-resistant, ...
Conductive Cement Gets a Carbon Boost, But the Climate Cost Depends on How the Black Is Made
A French research team has shown that carbon black can turn cement paste into a conductive, self-sensing material, and that ...
Turning Coal Waste Into Tougher Concrete: Coating the Weak Link at the Interface
Researchers coated coal gangue aggregate with sodium silicate, silica fume, or limestone powder and showed that the right coating dramatically ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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