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Eco-Friendly Materials for Civil Construction
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The papers published in the Special Issue "Eco-Friendly Materials for Civil Construction: Utilization and Advantages" are now collected as a reprint supporting sustainability for changing our planet lifestyle of increasing consumerist and predatory actions. Indeed, this reprint serves as a warning that the traditional linear economy entails the generation of huge amounts of wastes and, consequently, a negative impact on the environment. Therefore, emphasis on sustainable action is mandatory for the required transition from a linear to a circular economy.The collection of papers comprising this reprint are intended to contribute to advance and understanding on the role of eco-friendly construction materials. They could not only promote saving in energy but also reduce pollution by incorporating urban, agricultural, and industrial wastes.
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Keywords
- artificial stone
- castor oil polyurethane
- Cement
- cements
- Circular Economy
- Civil engineering
- coating
- construction
- construction and demolition
- cost-efficiency ratio
- density
- engineered stone
- epoxy resin
- glass waste
- granite waste
- high-performance coating
- high-performance coating floor
- History of engineering & technology
- life cycle
- Life Cycle Assessment
- liquid phase
- low-cost GFRP
- Materials
- molasses
- morphology characterization
- natural fiber biocomposite
- natural lignocellulosic fiber
- ornamental rock waste
- phases
- piassava fiber powder
- projected mortar
- Quartz
- quartzite
- recycled brick aggregate
- régression
- resin
- reuse
- sand
- soil improving
- Solid waste
- square
- squeeze flow
- sustainability
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- thermoelectric modules
- ubim fiber
- vegetable polyurethane
- waste glass
- waste tires
- wastes
- X-ray diffraction
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-7086-0Editions