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Reduction In Environmental Problems Using Agricultural Solid Waste In Reactive Powder Concrete
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Concrete is the most widely used construction material and, for the most part, is
produced using non-renewable natural resources and energy intensive processes which
emit greenhouse gasses. With growing environmental consciousness at all levels of
society, the pollution and health hazards are especially associated with the concrete,
cement and clay-bricks industries, coming under intense scrutiny from
environmentalists and the governments. The developed countries are farther ahead in
tackling the problem by using industrial, construction & demolition waste and
agricultural wastes in their industries.
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- Format:Hardback
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- Publisher:Mahi Publication
- Language:English
- ISBN10:978-81-939449-4-3
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Concrete is the most widely used construction material and, for the most part, is
produced using non-renewable natural resources and energy intensive processes which
emit greenhouse gasses. With growing environmental consciousness at all levels of
society, the pollution and health hazards are especially associated with the concrete,
cement and clay-bricks industries, coming under intense scrutiny from
environmentalists and the governments. The developed countries are farther ahead in
tackling the problem by using industrial, construction & demolition waste and
agricultural wastes in their industries.
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