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  • Valorization of Construction and Industrial Waste in Concrete: Mechanical, Durability, and Sustainability Perspectives
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  • Low-Carbon Concrete: A Comprehensive Review of Strategies for Reducing the Construction Industry’s Environmental Impact
    578
  • Concrete Mix Design by IS, ACI and BS Methods: A Comparative Analysis
    534
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    431
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  • 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
    831  (Abstract) 437  (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
  • Reinforcement of Compressed Earth Bricks Using Locally-Sourced Triumfetta pentandra Fibers: Physical and Mechanical Evaluation

    Roger Eno, Martial Ndé Ngnihamye, Emmanuel Foadieng, Ekoum Ewandjo Nkoue, Fabien Kenmogne, Rudy Kevin Tezempa Kouffeu, Falonne Djofang Kongueb, Moussa Sali , Emmanuel Yamb Bell, Sévérin Nguiya
    112-127

    Article ID: 11856
    1434  (Abstract) 311  (Download)

    Abstract: This study explores the novel application of Triumfetta pentandra (TP, “Nkui”) fibers, a tropical plant that is abundant yet underutilized in civil engineering, to enhance the performance of compressed earth bricks (CEBs). The main objective is to assess how incorporating these vegetal fibers can improve the mechanical properties of CEBs while maintaining durability. TP fibers were... More

    2025-12-01
  • Value-Chain Governance of Low-Carbon Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs): Trust, Performance, and Blockchain Traceability in the Jordanian Construction Sector

    Faisal Asad Farid Aburub Farid Aburub, Suleiman Ibrahim Mohammad, Sultan Alaswad Alenazi, Asokan Vasudevan, Badrea Al Oraini, Torki M. Al-Fawwaz
    1-22

    Article ID: 12757
    525  (Abstract) 304  (Download)

    Abstract: The need for a transition to a low-carbon construction industry is met with the need for a nonprofit intermediate system of trust plus institutional mechanisms plus transparency technology. In answering its gaps in knowledge, this study explored whether trust, system of governance, or the use of blockchain technology for transparency impacts performance in the value chain... More

    2026-04-02
  • Investigating Thermal Performance of Building Materials for Improved Comfort and Energy Efficiency

    Sana ElAzzeh, Hanai Al Shammari, Shahad Hajy, Aisha Al Kandari, Dhuha Al Mutairi
    12-35

    Article ID: 12707
    457  (Abstract) 299  (Download)

    Abstract: This research investigates the mixed proportions of cement, sand, water, superplasticizer, and waste materials, like recycled concrete, recycled rubber, recycled wood, tea-leaf residue, and recycled plastic, with their replacement levels clearly reported for reliability. Eight mixes were manufactured and tested at the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR). The samples were then cured for 28... More

    2026-01-16
  • 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
    452  (Abstract) 447  (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
  • Blue Horizons: Assessing Geopolymers as Eco-Friendly Materials in the Context of the Transition to a Sustainable Blue Economy

    Jihene Nouairi, Slavka Andrejkovičová, Angelo Camerlenghi, Mounir Ghribi
    165-178

    Article ID: 12635
    293  (Abstract) 101  (Download)

    Abstract: Geopolymers, characterized by their sustainable composition, are increasingly recognized as viable alternatives in construction materials. This paper examines the prospects of geopolymers within the sustainable blue economy, as a context emphasizing blue growth in smart, inclusive and above all sustainable development in the marine and maritime sectors. A synthesis of existing knowledge, emphasizing geopolymers’ potential... More

    2026-03-24
  • Light Transmitting Concrete: A State-of-the-Art Review on Performance and Potential

    Kaushal Sharma, Kiran Devi, Neeraj Saini
    80-96

    Article ID: 9578
    1030  (Abstract) 437  (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
  • Performance Optimization of Steel Box Girder Materials with Web Openings under Combined Axial and Bending Loads: A Eurocode–Finite Element Approach

    Hayder Mahdi Abdul-Jawad, Oday Mohammed Albuthbahak, Luay Mohammed Shather
    112-129

    Article ID: 13441
    196  (Abstract) 83  (Download)

    Abstract: Steel box girders are known to be applied in several construction projects because of their structural efficiency characterized by a high strength-to-weight ratio, torsional rigidity, and effective structural design. Nonetheless, incorporation of web openings to gain easy utility access, inspection, and reduced girder self-weight will affect the internal stress pattern and possibly cause a great impact on... More

    2026-06-23
  • Low-Carbon Concrete: A Comprehensive Review of Strategies for Reducing the Construction Industry’s Environmental Impact

    Mahria Rafi, Kiran Kumar Poloju, Marwarid Tarin, Adil Nadeem Hussain
    162-179

    Article ID: 12043
    1117  (Abstract) 857  (Download)

    Abstract: The transition toward low-carbon concrete (LCC) represents a critical pathway for decarbonizing the construction sector and achieving global net-zero targets. This study provides a comprehensive and analytical review of material innovations, digital enablers, and policy mechanisms shaping the evolution of LCC technologies. A systematic PRISMA-based review combined with bibliometric mapping (VOS viewer) was conducted across... More

    2025-12-17
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