This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
Showing 881–900 of 1819 papers
Govind Ravish, Mahapara Abbass
This study evaluates the mechanical and durability properties of geopolymer concrete made from sugarcane bagasse ash, rice husk ash, and cow dung ash, reinforced with basalt fibers. Optimal fiber content of 1% improved compressive strength …
Serdal Ünal, M. Canbaz
This study develops geopolymer structural elements using only waste glass powder from Turkish glass manufacturing, with no cement. Samples with 4% NaOH achieved optimal mechanical strength and durability comparable to conventional bricks, s…
A. Kilani, B. Ikotun, Rasheed Abdulwahab
This paper reviews the structural performance of concrete incorporating palm kernel and coconut shells, aiming at waste management and production of sustainable green composites. It explores the potential of using agricultural waste as aggr…
Vishnu Thyagaraj, Mithun Hanumesh, M. Muniyappa +1
This review explores the potential of circular manufacturing and waste-to-resource approaches for green roof materials in India. Substrates using compost, biochar, fly ash, slag, and recycled construction waste show high water retention and…
Prasad Sonar, Sudhir Patil
This paper systematically reviews natural and synthetic fiber reinforcement in concrete, analyzing mechanical properties, durability, and environmental impact. Natural fibers offer low embodied energy but suffer from durability issues; synt…
Tawzia Manzoor, Javed Ahmad Bhat, Asif H. Shah
This study investigates the mechanical performance and life cycle assessment (LCA) of recycled geopolymer concrete incorporating waste rubber, glass, and fibers. It demonstrates the potential of sustainable construction materials to reduce …
Siva Shankari Subbaraj Velmurugan, D. S. S.
Geopolymers are eco-friendly alternatives to ordinary Portland cement. This study evaluates the stability of alkali activator solutions with silica modulus 0.8, 1.2, and 1.4 over one year. Solutions with modulus 0.8 and 1.4 showed long-term…
M. Khubaib, Z. Asghar
This systematic review examines how Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) integrates with sustainability indicators for resilient and green infrastructure. It traces the evolution of SHM technologies and identifies links to energy performance,…
Israt Jahan Reana, J. Oti, B. Adeleke
This study investigates partial replacement of coarse aggregates with recycled plastic waste in concrete. Up to 15% replacement maintains strength, while higher levels reduce it. Workability improves, and low replacement reduces water absor…
Norzahrin Abd Majid, Muhammad Rizwan Md Rasid, M. Arshad +3
This study examines the effects of carbonic acid as a water replacement in lightweight foamed concrete blocks, focusing on density and thermal conductivity. Moderate concentrations of carbonic acid promote carbonate crystal growth, reducing…
A. Nuryawan, R. Karolina, Muhammad Andhika Ramadhan
This study proposes hybrid paving blocks by adding plastic and wood waste to traditional cement-sand mixtures. The approach recycles resistant plastics, stores carbon in wood particles, and contributes to long-term climate mitigation. Physi…
Maaz Nasir, Ali S. A. Saleem, Salman Malik +5
This study developed eco-friendly concrete blocks by partially replacing cement with waste marble powder (WMP) and rice husk ash (RHA) at 15% and 30%. Results showed that 15% WMP mix increased compressive strength by 25% and tensile strengt…
Xuejing Zhang, Mingyuan Zhou, Yuan Mei +1
This study investigates a ternary solid waste system (coal gangue, steel slag, gasification slag) for alkali-activated cementitious materials, achieving 7.653 MPa compressive strength. It offers a low-carbon alternative to conventional ceme…
N. Parveen
This review examines high-performance concrete incorporating Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag and Fly Ash. Results show enhanced strength, reduced heat of hydration, improved resistance to sulfates and chlorides, and lower carbon emissi…
Hongrui Chen, L. Präger, J. Woytowicz +1
This study proposes an integrated method combining Urban Mining Index (UMI) and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to simultaneously evaluate building recyclability and Global Warming Potential (GWP). Using the NAWAREUM museum in Germany as a case…
G. Kalpana, Chappidi Hanumantha Rao, M. Adamu +2
This paper applies a multi-criteria decision-making approach with uncertainty quantification to optimize the composition of geopolymer composites based on calcium carbide residue, a waste material. It contributes to low-carbon construction …
S. Bigiotti, Carlo Costantino, Alvaro Marucci
This paper proposes substituting steel prefabricated systems with timber for livestock buildings, using a poultry house case study in Italy. Life Cycle Assessment and cost analysis show timber reduces Global Warming Potential by 29% (up to …
I. Pundienė, J. Pranckevičienė, A. Mažeikienė +4
This pilot study synthesizes lightweight geopolymers from wood biomass ash for phosphorus removal from wastewater. Porous aggregates (PA) and air-entraining additives (AEA) produce geopolymers with densities 985-1400 kg/m3, compressive stre…
Z. Akbulut, S. Guler, M. Arvas +4
This review evaluates the environmental sustainability of recycled polymer fibers (RPFs) in concrete. LCA studies show 40-85% energy reduction and 25-75% global warming potential reduction compared to virgin fibers. Challenges include proce…
P. Baral
This review comprehensively analyzes sustainable materials and technologies for road pavement. It examines Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP), Reclaimed Concrete Aggregate (RCA), industrial by-products like fly ash and slag, and geopolymers as…
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