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Prediction of Chloride Penetration Depth in Concrete Using a Combined Ensemble-Neural Network Architecture: Facing Data Saturation. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Jang C, Kim SH, Jo YW, Kim HG.
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, 2022 Every manufacturing process generates waste. The amount of generated wastes increases as total production in every sector increases around the world. These wastes need to be managed somehow. Some byproducts and wastes can be utilized for using in construction sector and construction materials offer great potential about recycling wastes.
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Recycling of Marble Waste: A Review Based on Strength of Concrete Containing Marble Waste
Journal of Environmental Management, 2019It is necessary to prioritize recycling applications to contribute to the marble industry, ecology, and economy. In the current study, it is seen that the waste marble is used extensively in concrete instead of aggregate and cement. Thus, the aim involved minimizing the harmful effects of waste marble on the environment.
Esra Tugrul Tunc
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Use of Waste Marble Aggregates in Concrete
Construction and Building Materials, 2011Today we are faced with an important consumption and a growing need for aggregates because of the growth in industrial production, this situation has led to a fast decrease of available resources. On the other hand, a high volume of marble production has generated a considerable amount of waste materials; almost 70% of this mineral gets wasted in the ...
Mouloud Belachia, Elhem Ghorbel
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Properties of Concrete Paving Blocks Made With Waste Marble [PDF]
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2012 Marble industry produces large amounts of waste marble what causes environmental problems. In paving blocks based on two cement types we have partly replaced aggregate with waste marble. Physical and mechanical tests were performed on blocks so produced.
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Properties of Hardened Concrete Produced by Waste Marble Powder
Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2015 Marble is industrially processed by being cut, polished, and used for decorative purposes, and thus, economically valuable. In marble quarries, stones are cut as blocks through different methods.
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Production of Synthetic Ornamental Marble as a Marble Waste Added Polyester Composite
Materials Science Forum, 2014The worldwide demand for ornamental stones in building construction is motivating the use of their wastes, generated during fabrication, to produce synthetic stones. This work has as its objective to investigate the production of a synthetic ornamental marble (SOM) under vacuum and vibro-compression processing of a polyester matrix composite with ...
Carlos Eduardo Gomes Ribeiro +5 more
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Waste artificial marble pyrolysis and hydrolysis
Waste ManagementArtificial marble, a composite material consisting of 40 % (g g-1) Poly Methyl Methacrylate (PMMA) and 60 % (g g-1) aluminium hydroxide Al(OH)3, combines the durability and aesthetics of real marble with the lightweight and moldability of plastic. It is the most sought-after synthetic stone in the world, with a production volume of over 1 million t in ...
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