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Nidhi Dhull

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As seen in: AZoMaterials, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Royal Society of Chemistry, AZoNano, AZoRobotics, AZoLifeSciences, AZoOptics, AZoSensors, AZoBuild, AZoQuantum
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Researchers Turn Boron Mud into High-Performance Cement Ingredient

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By Bethan Davies, Nidhi Dhull
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Reviewed by Bethan Davies A new study has shown that carbonated boron mud (CBM), an industrial byproduct treated through rapid carbonation, can significantly improve the performance and sustainability of basic magnesium sulfate cement (BMSC) when used as a partial replacement for magnesium oxide (MgO). Study: Performance Optimization and Long-Term Strength of Basic Magnesium Sulfate Cement Prepared with Accelerated Carbonated Boron Mud.
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New Research Backs Recycled Concrete as Viable Sand Alternative

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By Bethan Davies, Nidhi Dhull
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Reviewed by Bethan Davies Fine recycled concrete aggregates sourced from construction waste and treated with a crystallizing agent can successfully replace standard sand in mortar, improving compressive strength while maintaining workability, according to a new study published in Materials. Study: Modified Fine Recycled Concrete Aggregates with a Crystallizing Agent as Standard Sand Replacement in Mortar.
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Scrap Aluminum Boosts Concrete Strength and Insulation

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By Bethan Davies, Nidhi Dhull
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Reviewed by Bethan Davies Researchers have discovered that replacing just 2.5 % of cement with scrap aluminum engine residue (SAER) in foamed concrete significantly increases both compressive strength and thermal insulation, offering a practical way to boost performance while reducing industrial waste. Study: Microstructural and mechanical characterization of foamed concrete reinforced with scrap aluminum engine residue.
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