Geopolymer based soil stabilization is an emerging research field as shown by recent
research studies which indicate strong potential of their wide use for sustainable ground …

In India the generation of agro waste rice husk ash is abundant. The utilization of rice husk
ash in development of geopolymer binders can be suitable to alleviate the environmental …

Abstract Phosphogypsum (PG), bauxite residue (BR), and fly ash (FA) are all by-products of
different industries. This study presents the development of alkali-activated concrete (AAC) …

Amidst the escalating urbanization and burgeoning infrastructural requisites, the imperative
of deploying sustainable and efficacious soil stabilization methodologies has been amplified …

Since last few years the world is facing tremendous surge in the use of surgical masks due
to the COVID19 pandemic. The uncontrolled disposal of surgical masks in the environment …

With the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, the global consumption of single-use surgical
masks has risen immensely, and it is expected to grow in the coming years. Simultaneously …

The use of industrial and agro-based precursor materials from local sources can achieve
desirable properties for geopolymer binders, and thus realize the carbon-efficient …

In this study, to give a new final disposal to the Dredged Sediments (DS) in the Port of Rio
Grande, the manufacture of Compressed Earth Blocks (CEB) with the addition of alkali …

Geopolymers are developed by activating aluminosilicates with alkali solutions, stand as
inorganic cementitious materials. Their distinct advantages over Portland cement render …

Solid waste, as a reliable raw material substitute for synchronous grouting materials in
shield tunneling, addresses the issue of recycling traditional waste. Additionally, geopolymer …