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|a Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Effect of Sustainable Materials in Fresh Properties of Self-compacting Concrete -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Influence of Sustainable Materials in Fresh Properties of SCC -- 2.1 Crumb Rubber -- 2.2 Crushed Plastic Wastes -- 2.3 Recycled Fines -- 2.4 Recycled Coarse Aggregates -- 2.5 Steel Making Slags -- 2.6 Iron Slag -- 2.7 Marble Powder and Ceramic Wastes -- 2.8 Granite Powder -- 2.9 Volcanic Powders -- 2.10 Copper Slag -- 2.11 Foundry Sand -- 2.12 Cold Bonded Light Weight Aggregates -- 3 Inferences -- References
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|a Steel Slag-A Strong and Sustainable Substitute for Conventional Concreting Materials -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Steel Slag-Classification, Composition and Volumetric Stability -- 2.1 Blast Furnace Slag -- 2.2 Basic Oxygen Furnace Slag -- 2.3 Electric Arc Furnace Slag -- 2.4 Ladle Furnace Slag -- 3 Techniques to Improve Volumetric Stability of the Steel Slags -- 3.1 Carbon Dioxide Sequestration Using Steel Slags -- 4 Influence of Steel Slags in Properties of Concrete -- 4.1 Effect on Fresh Properties -- 4.2 Effect on Hardened Properties -- 5 Conclusions -- References
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|a Methodology for Proportioning SCC Containing High Powder Content Derived from Crushed Stone Sand -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Background -- 3 Proposed Mix Design Methodology -- 3.1 Design the Paste Composition -- 3.2 Calculation of Aggregate Volume -- 3.3 Proportioning Fine and Coarse Aggregate -- 3.4 Water Correction -- 4 Materials Used -- 5 Sample Mix Design Using the Proposed Method -- 5.1 Design the Paste Composition -- 5.2 Calculation of Paste Volume -- 5.3 Calculation of Aggregate Volume -- 5.4 Proportioning Fine and Coarse Aggregates -- 5.5 Check the Designed SCC-C Mix with EFNARC Guidelines
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|a 6 Experimental Work and Test Methods -- 6.1 Fresh Properties Test on SCC -- 6.2 Hardened Property of SCC Mixes -- 7 Conclusions -- References -- Use of Traditional Materials for the Sustainable Conservation of Built Heritage: An Experience for Plastered Surfaces -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Methodology -- 3 New Surfaces for Old Buildings -- 3.1 Description of the Case Study -- 3.2 Conservation of External Surfaces -- 4 A New Plastered Surface -- 4.1 The Design of New Plaster -- 5 Conclusions -- References -- Data Templates-Product Information Management Across Project Life-Cycle
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|a 1 Overview/Contribution -- 2 Methodology -- 3 Development -- 3.1 Digitalization, a Trend Without Turn Around or Way Back -- 3.2 Major Concepts and Requirements Due to the Products Role on the Productive Chain -- 3.3 Different Visions -- 3.4 Product DNA and Product Data Templates -- 3.5 Case Study -- 4 Findings/Discussion -- 5 Conclusions -- References -- Stabilized Mud Concrete for Sustainable Construction -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Factors Influencing Properties of Alternate Concrete -- 3 Objectives -- 4 Materials and Methods: Stabilized Mud Concrete Production -- 4.1 Materials
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|a This book presents a selection of recent research works that provide best practice solutions, case studies and practical advice on the implementation of sustainable construction techniques. The topics covered include innovations in building sustainability assessment, sustainable construction and materials, service-life prediction, construction 4.0, digitalization of the construction process, and circular economy. Reviewing the current state of knowledge, the book will benefit scientists, students, practitioners, lecturers and other interested parties in a range of scientific and engineering disciplines, e.g. civil, materials and mechanical engineering.
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