Utilization of waste glass in the improvement of concrete performance: A mini review
Houssam Eddine Abdelli, Larbi Mokrani, Salim Kennouche, J. L. Barroso de Aguiar
Abstract
Houssam Eddine Abdelli, Larbi Mokrani, Salim Kennouche, J. L. Barroso de Aguiar
Abstract
Every year, millions of tonnes of glass waste pose terrible problems related to the environmental condition all over the world. The glass is mainly composed of silica. Its use in concrete could be a beneficial solution for the environment and also economic problems. In this mini review, the different possibilities of the valorization of glass waste by substitution of aggregates and cement in concrete have been explored. Its effects on the physicochemical and mechanical characteristics were examined in the main research in this direction. The use of waste glass in concrete can offer an improvement in concrete performance and an asset for participation in sustainable development by reducing this waste.
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Every year, millions of tonnes of glass waste pose terrible problems related to the environmental condition all over the world. The glass is mainly composed of silica. Its use in concrete could be a beneficial solution for the environment and also economic problems. In this mini review, the different possibilities of the valorization of glass waste by substitution of aggregates and cement in concrete have been explored. Its effects on the physicochemical and mechanical characteristics were examined in the main research in this direction. The use of waste glass in concrete can offer an improvement in concrete performance and an asset for participation in sustainable development by reducing this waste.
Key concepts: Glass recycling, Waste management, Cement, Asset (computer security), Environmental science, Engineering, Materials science, Composite material