Partial Replacement of Cement with Sugarcane Waste Ash in Cement Concrete. by Muhindo, Martin

“…This Research was therefore experimentally done to determine the effect of the addition of SCBA on the compressive strength of concrete as partial replacement for cement. ) SCBA was obtained by burning of the Sugarcane bagasse in furnace at DGAL. …”
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The Potential to Replace Cement with Nano-Calcium Carbonate and Natural Pozzolans in Cemented Mine Backfill by Mohammed Hefni, Maaz A. Ali

“…The effectiveness of mine backfilling depends on the properties of its constituents. The high cost of cement, which is commonly used as a binder in mine backfill, has led researchers to seek alternatives to partially replace it with other binders. …”
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Low-carbon cement development: modifying volcanic ash reactivity for portland cement replacement by Nawaf Alsulami, Hung-Liang Roger Chen

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Microstructure of Mortar with Ballast Waste as a Cement Replacement by Santiago Yagüe-García, Rosario García-Giménez

“…The proposal to use this waste as a replacement in OPC in different proportions valorizes the waste and allows its participation in the Circular Economy. …”
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Polymer-Cement Mortar with Quarry Waste as Sand Replacement by D. N. Gómez-Balbuena, T. López-Lara, J. B. Hernandez-Zaragoza, R. G. Ortiz-Mena, M. G. Navarro-Rojero, J. Horta-Rangel, R. Salgado-Delgado, V. M. Castano, E. Rojas-Gonzalez

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Effect of Using Micropalm Oil Fuel Ash as Partial Replacement of Cement on the Properties of Cement Mortar by Kwangwoo Wi, Han-Seung Lee, Seungmin Lim, Mohamed A. Ismail, Mohd Warid Hussin

“…This study investigates the effects of micropalm oil fuel ash (mPOFA) on compressive strength and pore structure of cement mortar. Various experimental techniques, such as compression test, isothermal calorimetry, mercury intrusion porosimetry, and X-ray diffraction, are performed to figure out the effect of using mPOFA as partial replacement of cement on the hydration of cement and determine its optimal replacement level to increase mechanical property of the mortar specimens. 10 wt.% of cement replacement with mPOFA is found to give the highest level of compressive strength, achieving a 23% increase over the control specimens after 3 days of curing. …”
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Effect of Olive Waste Ash as a Partial Replacement of Cement on the Volume Stability of Cement Paste by Safa Ghazzawi, Hassan Ghanem, Jamal Khatib, Samer El Zahab, Adel Elkordi

“…For this issue, five cement paste mixes were prepared by replacing cement with OWA at different percentages varying from 0 to 20% by weight with a constant increment of 5%. …”
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Durability of Mortars with Partial Cement Replacement by Recycled Brick Powder by Josep Ramon Lliso-Ferrando, Alba Arenós-Barrachina, Pablo Monzón-Bello, Manuel Valcuende

“…To mitigate the environmental consequences of cement production, extensive research has been conducted on alternative materials that can partially replace cement in concrete manufacturing, thereby reducing its carbon footprint. …”
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Self-healing of concrete incorporating seashells as partial cement replacement by Abbas Ali, Abdalla Khalid, Sigdel Anish

“…This research investigates the enhancement of concrete’s self-healing capability through the incorporation of a bacterial healing agent, and the use of scallop seashells as a partial cement replacement at a substitution rate of 30 % to reduce carbon emissions. …”
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Production of mortar with calcined alum sludge as partial cement replacement by Wong Ai Wei, Chew Hoong Yuin, Bashir Mohammed J. K., Aldahdooh Majed A. A., Ng Choon Aun

“…After the optimal calcination temperature was selected, the calcined alum sludge was used to replace 5, 10, and 15 % of cement by mass in mortar. …”
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Effect of Partial Replacement of Cement with Clay on the Compressive Strength of Concrete. by Vudriko, Ivan Dradi

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Evaluating the mechanical performance and durability of cement mortars incorporating sesame shells as partial cement and sand replacement by Ashtar S. Al-Luhybi, Taghreed Khaleefa Mohammed Ali, Diyar N. Qader, Mujahid Ali, Nelson Maureira-Carsalade, Pablo Fernando Parra, Siva Avudaiappan

“…The findings suggest that the optimal use of SS is as a 3% cement replacement in treated form, offering an environmentally friendly alternative with acceptable mechanical performance and significantly improved durability.…”
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Effects of Particle Size and Cement Replacement of LCD Glass Powder in Concrete by Seong Kyum Kim, Su Tae Kang, Jin Kwang Kim, Il Young Jang

“…The high quality liquid crystal display (LCD) processing waste glass (LPWG) generated from the manufacturing process of Korea’s LCD industries, having the world’s highest technological level and production, was finely ground into particles smaller than cement particles (higher fineness than OPC) to verify their applicability and performance as a replacement for cement. …”
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Ultrasound Examination for Cement Extrusion After Uni-Compartmental Knee Replacement by Peter Kam-To Siu, Wei-Ting Wu, Levent Özçakar, Ke-Vin Chang

“…A 66-year-old woman presented with persistent knee effusion three months after undergoing a cemented medial uni-compartmental knee replacement. …”
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Utilization of ladle furnace slag and fly ash as partially replacement of cement by Khin Sam Thwe, Jiratchaya Ayawanna, Lindung Zalbuin Mase, Salisa Chaiyaput

Subjects: “…Cement replacement…”
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Effect of Agricultural Crop Wastes as Partial Replacement of Cement in Concrete Production by Behailu Zerihun, Mitiku Damtie Yehualaw, Duy-Hai Vo

“…The inclusion of BLA, CCA, RHA, and SCBA as partial replacement of cement reduced the workability of concrete due to their finer particle size. …”
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Cementing technique of the femur in primary THA: the French paradox by Pierre Laboudie, Moussa Hamadouche

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Utilizing rice husk ash as cement replacement in pervious concrete: A review by Elnaz Khankhaje, Hyounseung Jang, Jimin Kim, Mahdi Rafieizonooz

“…The disposal of rice husk ash (RHA) presents environmental challenges, yet its high silica content makes it a promising partial cement replacement in pervious concrete. While previous studies have explored RHA's role in conventional concrete, comprehensive research on its effects in pervious concrete remains limited. …”
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DURABILITY PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE MADE WITH RECYCLED CONCRETE AGGREGATE AND METAKAOLIN AS CEMENT REPLACEMENT by Abiola, O. S., Sulaimon, B. A., Odunfa, S. O.

“…Production of concrete with recycled concrete aggregates (RCA) in civil infrastructure is growing and the quest for durable concrete in aggressive environment has placed demands for use of supplementary cementitious materials as replacement for cement. This paper present research on the durability of RCA in concrete pavement and metakaolin (MK) as partial replacement of cement. …”
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The use of concrete wastes as a limestone replacement in limestone-blended cement production by İlker Bekir Topçu, Hasan Baylavlı

“…In this study, the use of concrete wastes in cement production is investigated. Experimental studies were carried out especially for their use in limestone blended cement production. …”
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