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  • Physicochemical and Thermomechanical Performance of Eco-Friendly Unfired Clay-Biopolymer Composite Bricks

    Rachid Et-Tanteny, Imad Manssouri, Aboubakr Bouayad, Houssame Limami, Amine Azzouzi, Bouchta El Amrani, Karim El Khadiri
    166–182

    Article ID: 7994
    280  (Abstract) 255  (Download)

    Abstract: The rapid growth of the global population, coupled with increasing pollution levels, highlights the urgent need for sustainable and eco-friendly construction materials, such as unfired clay bricks. However, their widespread adoption remains limited due to certain performance drawbacks, particularly in thermal insulation, a critical factor in addressing climate change challenges. In this study, a plant-based... More

    2025-09-18
  • Effects of the Addition of Sawdust Ash and Iron Ore Tailings on the Characteristics of Clay Soil

    Elinwa, Augustine Uchechukwu, Mohammed, Abdulrahaman Shehu, Mohammed, Ahmed Bafeto
    27-38

    Article ID: 3732
    653  (Abstract) 347  (Download)

    Abstract: An evaluation of the effects of additives and firing temperatures on clay bricks characteristics was studied. The two (2) additives used were sawdust ash (SDA) and iron ore tailing wastes (IOTW), and the five (5) firing temperatures of 400o C to 1200o C at intervals of 200o C were applied. The fired bricks were tested... More

    2021-12-20
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