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  • Light Transmitting Concrete: A State-of-the-Art Review on Performance and Potential

    Kaushal Sharma, Kiran Devi, Neeraj Saini
    80-96

    Article ID: 9578
    55  (Abstract) 18  (Download)

    Abstract: The use of artificial lighting, particularly in urban areas, contributes to global warming and carbon footprints. Urban expansion is unregulated and unplanned in emerging nations. In the case of India, the urban community is the major consumer of electric power. The invention of Light-transmitting concrete (LTC) lets light pass through opaque concrete and lowers the... More

    2025-06-06
  • Partial Replacement of Cement by Solid Wastes as New Materials for Green Sustainable Construction Applications

    Hosam M. Saleh, Abeer A. Faheim, Aida A. Salman, Abeer M. El-Sayed
    8-12

    Article ID: 3082
    549  (Abstract) 223  (Download)

    Abstract: The manufacturing of ordinary Portland cement is an energy-intensive process that results in pollution and CO2 emissions, among other issues. There is a need for an environmentally friendly green concrete substitute. Waste products from a variety of sectors can be recycled and used as a green concrete substitute. This decreases the environmental effects of concrete... More

    2021-09-18
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