Concrete production is consuming an enormous quantity of water for making fresh concrete.
Around one billion tonnes of freshwater is used for washing aggregates, fresh concrete …

The persistently increasing demand for construction materials due to rapid urbanization and
population growth is concerning from a sustainability perspective. Concrete, a primary …

Present research is focused on replacement of ingredients of concrete with recycled material
and wastewater to compensate the increasing demand of natural resources. Steel slag is an …

Water scarcity is the world's most pressing issue, as concrete batching facilities and concrete
mixer trucks produce massive amounts of wash water every day. Recycling waste water from …

This work investigated the effect of using recycled water (RW) from mixer truck wash on the
properties of pastes and concretes containing partial and total replacement of potable water …

Besides the increasing disposal cost, sludge water, a wastewater washout from ready-mixed
concrete plant, has caused environmental impact problems. This paper investigates the …

The main purpose of this paper is to study the feasibility of producing concrete made of
100% recycled materials, by using coal fly ash (FA) or granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS) …

With the increasing demand for concrete, there is an accompanying environmental pollution
and resource shortage brought about by the concrete mixing and production process. To …

In this study, we investigated the feasibility of using sludge water from a ready-mixed
concrete plant as mixing water in concrete containing either fly ash as an additive or a …

Fast-paced urbanism results in the growing demand for more infrastructure, leading to
increased concrete production, further depleting freshwater sources. One sustainable …