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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Solid-waste materials"”.
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An investigation on using solid waste materials as aggregate substitute in cementitious concrete composites
1 PDF file (xvii, 241 pages)
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Producing marketable construction products using industrial solid-waste materials generated from energy-related processes
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The use of solid waste materials as alternative compositions in the development of wood/cement blocks
1 PDF file (xiv, 144 pages)
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The Development of the Strength Index Method and Protocol for Assessing the Use of Solid Waste Materials in Concrete
The reactivity of the sludge ashes, as measured by the SIM showed that the sludge ashes in this study can be classified as reactive using the 28 day index values. Concrete containing sludge ash generally exhibited less compressive strength and modulus of elasticity when compared to concrete …
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Empowerment of Community Based Organization through Capacity Building in Service Delivery to the Community on Solid Waste Management
… The findings show that 80% (1618.8t/day) of solid waste management in Msasani ward are generated from the households, business premises along the coastal areas of Msasani beach. However, 52% of the respondents indicated that, solid waste dropped in their area, 69% of the respondents put their …
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The potential of porcelain waste as sand replacement to produce high strength concrete
… and efficient recycling system by reusing solid waste materials like porcelain waste (PW). Recently, due to high demand in the construction industries, consumption of sand has increased which lead to series of problems such as natural sand depletion and its negative impact on the …
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Inter-relationship of mechanical and bio-chemical processes governing the settlement of municipal solid waste (MSW) using the (C +H)/L ratio
… that determines the rates and magnitudes of consolidation and settlement of solid waste materials dependent upon their actual state of biodegradation decomposition and time in place. The state of decomposition of waste is determined by measuring its cellulose plus hemicellulose to lignin ratio …