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 901–920 of 1819 papers
M. Mohibullah, Saniure Rahman Sheam
This paper evaluates the long-term performance of recycled plastic fibers (RPF) in concrete through experiments and life-cycle assessment. Optimal dosage (about 1% of cement mass) improves flexural and compressive strength and reduces shrin…
C. Ruiz-Díaz, Paula Triviño-Tarradas, G. Guerrero-Vacas +3
This study proposes an OpenBIM-based digital-twin methodology to compare conventional RC structures with those using waste wool fibres in cementitious materials. Using an IFC model of a high-rise building, it automates extraction of structu…
Dudhwala Rinkal, Siksha Swaroopa Kar, Rajesh Gujar
This paper reviews advances in hot recycling of asphalt pavements, covering real-time performance, material characterization, and future innovations.
C. Uzoma, B. J. Olawuyi, O. O. Joshua +1
This study investigates cocoa pod husk ash (CPHA) as a partial cement substitute in mortar, evaluating compressive strength and pozzolanic activity. The strength activity index for all CPHA replacements exceeded the ASTM minimum of 75%, con…
S. Mohan, P. Ponkarthikeyan, D. Velumani +1
This study optimizes the use of granite dust (GD) and marble powder (MP) in cement mortar tiles to enhance performance and reduce environmental impact. Optimal mix (15% GD, 10% MP) achieved highest density and modulus of rupture (14.37 MPa)…
Ruizeng Cao, Guohao Zhang, Tingting Yang +4
This study applies dynamic material flow analysis to quantify material stocks of residential and non-residential buildings in Xi'an and Chengdu from 1950-2050. It finds stocks will peak around 2040, and an 80% material recovery rate can lar…
Advika Gupta, Geeti Gupta
This study explores converting textile waste into composite bricks for building materials. Epoxy- and cement-based composites offer high mechanical strength, while glue- and POP-based bricks provide superior thermal insulation, enabling app…
O. Savchenko, L. Savchenko
This paper presents a comprehensive study on transforming the construction industry based on circular economy principles, focusing on Ukraine's post-war reconstruction. It advocates shifting from linear demolition to selective deconstructio…
Anping Liu
This paper discusses the advantages of attached lifting scaffolds in super high-rise building construction, including standardized management, enhanced safety, material and labor savings, and low-carbon attributes. It addresses construction…
A. K. Kairakbaev, M. Aliyev, Z. Tukashev
This review systematically analyzes technologies for utilizing self-disintegrating slags from low-carbon ferrochrome production. Applications include building materials, water treatment sorbents, agricultural ameliorants, and road construct…
Meron Tesfaye, Surya Dewi Puspitasari, O. Setyandito +2
This paper examines using fly ash and rice husk ash as partial cement replacements to reduce concrete's environmental impact. The pozzolanic properties enhance strength and durability, but challenges like quality variability and optimal mix…
Tamara Bani Ata, A. T. Ibraheem
This study investigates Jordanian natural zeolite (JNZ) as a sustainable supplementary cementitious material in concrete for continuous reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP), aiming to improve performance and reduce carbon footprint. JNZ part…
Dr Sarika Bajpai, Dr.Ritesh Jain, Ms.Basanthy V M +2
This study investigates polymer-based composite materials as eco-friendly alternatives for soil stabilization, replacing cement and lime. Experiments on clayey and silty soils showed over 60% increase in unconfined compressive strength and …
Ritu Sharma, Mayankeshwar Singh, M. Ruhela +1
This review examines the use of fly ash (FA) and silica fume (SF) as supplementary cementitious materials to reduce CO2 emissions from concrete production. Partial replacement of cement with 15-30% FA improves long-term strength, while 10-2…
Janitha Migunthanna, Mengqi Huang, M. Armstrong +2
This study conducts a cradle-to-grave LCA comparing screw piles (SP) and bored piers (BP) for foundation systems. Under normal conditions, SP showed 56% reduction in GWP and 34% reduction in EC compared to BP. Impacts vary with pile length …
M. Nanthini, R. Ganesan, J. Xavier
This review summarizes recent advances in high-performance geopolymer concrete, a low-carbon alternative to Portland cement, and its potential applications in the construction industry.
B. Moral, E. Erebor, M. Zango +1
This systematic review examines circular economy (CE) strategies for housing affordability in rapidly urbanizing cities, focusing on Abuja, Nigeria. From 615 publications, 67 studies were selected, identifying eight intervention domains inc…
Shaila Sharmin, Prabir Sarker, W. Biswas +1
This study investigates the sulphate resistance of geopolymer mortars incorporating waste clay brick powder. It may contribute to reducing cement usage and CO2 emissions, but quantitative results are not available from the title.
Audrius Grinys, Algirdas Algirdas Augonis, Ernestas Ivanauskas +1
This study investigates shrinkage of sustainable concrete using different binders to reduce clinker content and CO2 emissions. It found that concretes with pozzolanic binders (CEM II/B-M(P-LL) and CEM II/A-P) exhibit higher early and drying…
V. D, P. S, A. M +2
This experimental study evaluates the strength and sustainability of Ferrock, a composite material made by substituting cement with steel powder (10% and 20%). Ferrock absorbs CO2 during curing, resulting in a strong and durable material. I…
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