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The green approach is no longer (and can no longer be) a goal of the future, but it is a concrete and practical necessity of the present. To take stock of new trends, this Special Issue lines up some recently developed green materials and remarkable progress and developments in manufacturing processes.
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Keywords
- 3D printing
- aggregate
- agricultural byproduct
- asphalt binder
- Automotive
- bio-based materials
- biochar
- biomass waste
- Building performance
- carbon fiber
- chemical composition and microstructure analysis
- Circular Economy
- clay plasters
- composites
- compressive strength
- Concrete
- copper slag
- cryogenic machining
- digital fabrication
- drying shrinkage
- dune sand
- durability
- eco-friendly concrete
- economic assessment
- Energy Efficiency
- energy efficiency buildings
- ex ante LCA
- fine aggregate
- flowability
- Garcinia mangostana L.
- green materials
- green product
- green synthesis
- History of engineering & technology
- LCC
- lightweight bricks
- mechanical strength
- minimum quantity lubrication
- nanocomposites
- particleboard
- physical and mechanical properties
- physical properties
- plaster characterization
- recycling
- red mud
- Repair
- rice husk
- slump
- solid lubricants
- spent mushroom materials
- Steels
- sustainable building materials
- Sustainable Manufacturing
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- tensile strength
- thermal insulation
- treatments
- vegetable oils
- waste tires
- zinc oxide-copper oxide
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-9050-9Editions