Sustainable Concrete: Enhancing Strength With Rice Husk Ash And Fly Ash For Eco-Friendly Construction
Keywords:
Split Tensile Strength , Carbon Emission Reduction, Industrial By-ProductsAbstract
Concrete is the backbone of the construction industry, playing a crucial role in infrastructure development. However, the growing global demand for cement, which currently stands at approximately 4.1 billion metric tons annually, has led to excessive exploitation of natural
resources and significant environmental concerns. Cement production is not only resource intensive but also a major contributor to carbon emissions.
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