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Get Free AccessThe safe disposal of a large amount of waste glass (WG) in several countries has become a severe environmental issue. In contrast, concrete production consumes a large amount of natural resources and contributes to environmental greenhouse gas emissions. It was widely known that a lot of kinds of waste may be utilized rather than raw materials in the field of construction materials. However, for the wide use of waste in building construction, it is necessary to ensure that the characteristics of the resulting building materials are appropriate. Recycled glass waste is one of the most attractive waste materials that can be used to create sustainable concrete compounds. Therefore, researchers focus on the production of concrete and cement mortar in utilizing waste glass as an aggregate or as supplementary materials. In this article, the literature discussing the use of recycled glass waste in concrete as a partial or complete replacement for aggregates has been reviewed by focusing on the effect of recycled glass waste on the fresh and mechanical properties of concrete.
Shaker Qaidi, Youkhana Zayia Dinkha, Mohamed Moafak Arbili, James H. Haido, Bassam A. Tayeh (2022). Properties of sustainable green concrete containing waste glass as eco-friendly aggregate: A review. , 2681, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0108686.
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2022
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0108686
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