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The recovery of solid wastes for the preparation of innovative composite materials not only represents an economic advantage, but also offers an ecological opportunity for the utilization of by-products which would otherwise be landfilled. Specifically, the reuse and recycling of waste lead to important savings of raw materials and energy, since these by-products, generally deriv from agricultural or industrial activities, are abundant in nature. Moreover, a reduction of the environmental and related sanitary impacts can be also achieved. For this reason, a recycling operation is fundamental for the improvement of the environmental sustainability, because these secondary raw materials become a resource that can be easily reused without the modification of the peculiar characteristics, in order to obtain new and performing composites, with a low specific weight, high durability, and long life cycle.
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Keywords
- adsorption
- biochar
- Cellulose
- cellulose aerogel
- Cement
- cement and cement-lime reinforced mortars
- cement composites
- cement mortars
- cementitious grout
- cementless composites
- CeO2
- chitosan film
- Circular Economy
- co-fired fly ash
- cobalt
- Copper
- Direct Blue 78
- eggshell
- emerging pollutants
- end-of-life tyre rubber
- fertilizer plant
- fiber reinforced
- Food waste
- Gd2Ti2O7 pyrochlore
- green grout
- green materials
- hexafluorosilicic acid
- History of engineering & technology
- immobilization
- isotherms
- ketoprofen
- kinetics
- Mechanical Property
- mechanical resistance
- microscopic property
- n/a
- nanosilica
- natural fiber
- natural rubber
- oil absorbent
- pulsed light
- Radioactive soil waste
- recycle
- recycled expanded polystyrene
- recycled waste porous glass
- render
- safe production
- sheep’s wool
- SHS
- slag substitution
- Soil
- sorbent
- sustainability
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- thermal insulation
- valorization
- waste water
- Water pollution
- wheat straw
- white bamboo fibril
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03943-111-3Editions