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 921–940 of 1781 papers
Nikhil D Prajapati, D. Nath, D. K. Mehta
Geopolymer concrete, using fly ash and GGBS as binders, offers a sustainable alternative to ordinary Portland cement by reducing carbon emissions and promoting circular economy. The review highlights its mechanical performance and complianc…
M. Somiah, I. Manu, F. O. Danso +1
This study assesses the feasibility of using locally sourced chicken eggshell powder (CESP) as a supplementary cementing material in concrete in Ghana. Tests with 0-20% replacement show improved compressive and flexural strength up to 10% r…
Pham My, Nguyễn Thị Bích, Hong +1
This study applies thermodynamic modeling and life cycle assessment to limestone calcined clay cement (LC3) formulations with clinker content from 65% to 35%. The formation of carboaluminate phases yields a denser microstructure. The LC3-50…
L. Pagoto, Maria Paula Hêngling Christófani Moraes, Geovanna Morales Faldão +2
This bibliometric analysis examines literature on magnesium oxide as a binder in civil construction from 2020–2024. Key findings include a decline in publications, China's dominance (47.15%), and concentration in specific journals. The stud…
Mohammad S. M. Almulhim, Ahmed Essa Al Muhanna, Noman Ashraf
This study evaluates how optimizing reinforced concrete beam dimensions affects the environmental impact of building construction. Using structural analysis and life cycle assessment on a multistory building, the authors compare embodied ca…
Z. Akbulut, I. Merta, S. Guler +1
This review examines structural lightweight concrete (SLWC) innovations, showing that combining lightweight aggregates with SCMs (MK, GGBFS, LC3) reduces CO2 by 15-40% and seismic base shear by 20-30% compared to conventional concrete.
D. Sau, T. Hazra, Amit Shiuly +1
This study evaluates the environmental and economic performance of recycled plastic waste aggregate (RPWA) as partial replacement for natural aggregates in concrete using LCA (with and without mass allocation) and LCCA. Results show that ma…
Miljan Vlahović, Anja Terzić, Željko Arsić +1
This study investigates the use of beechwood biochar as a partial replacement for sand in mortar. Results show that up to 10 wt.% biochar yields acceptable mechanical performance for non-structural applications, offering lower density and v…
Radhika Sridhar, Yanfei Che, Patraphorn Phornthepkasemsant +3
This study develops a low-carbon self-compacting glass fiber-reinforced concrete using calcium sulpho-aluminate cement and recycled concrete fine aggregate, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions in construction. It evaluates material properties an…
A. Nasution, Rudi Suwondoh, Mufti Ali Nasution
This study evaluates the structural feasibility and sustainability of bamboo and sandstone in Indonesian construction. Results show bamboo has high mechanical strength and sandstone offers superior insulation, achieving a 49.4% reduction in…
Chinnasami Sivaji
This review provides the latest data on construction and demolition waste management and cement/concrete production in India, comparing recycled aggregate treatment techniques. It explores alkali-activated geopolymer composites with agricul…
R. Haigh, Melissa Chan, Wei Yang
This paper identifies a persistent gap between sustainability commitments in construction and their verification across project lifecycle. Through a PRISMA-guided systematic review of 117 studies (2016-2026), it analyzes digital technologie…
O. Ioannou, Fieke Konijnenberg
This study investigates the use of food waste (hazelnut shells, pistachio shells, date seeds, avocado pits, mango pits, tea leaves, brewing waste) as fillers in bio-composite façade cladding. The materials were processed into fine powders a…
Rahul Chowdary Paladugula
This paper analyzes the feasibility of 3D concrete printing (3DCP) for addressing housing deficits in Andhra Pradesh, India. It documents 56% reduction in construction time, 19% reduction in embodied carbon, and estimates a market opportuni…
S. K. Singh, Jyoti Ahlawat
This paper explores the potential of a four-component blended composite cement to drive decarbonization and circular economy transition in the construction sector. It reduces CO₂ emissions compared to traditional cement and effectively util…
Noushadali V. C, V. S, Soundarya M. K
This study examines adding tire ash (TA) and silica fume cement (SFC) to construction tiles to improve structural integrity, wear resistance, and durability. With 15% TA, hardness increased 21.2% and corrosion rate decreased 94.4%, demonstr…
Sanket Girmala Mali, Rajvardhan Dasharath Patil, Vivek Satappa Patil Swajeet Santosh Belgudri, Vikas Kumbhar, Mrs. V. R. Shah Department
Nano concrete technology integrates nanomaterials to improve concrete's mechanical, thermal, and durability properties, leading to longer service life and reduced carbon emissions. Challenges include cost, scalability, and long-term environ…
Se-Jin Choi, Jeong-Yeon Park, Chun‐Wei Chang +1
This study developed cement-free alkali-activated composites using industrial byproducts (fly ash and blast furnace slag). Adding 10% aluminosilicate material-based capsules (AMCs) improved compressive strength recovery to 112–118% and enha…
Nitish Kumar, Akshay Sharma, Arpit Goyal +2
This work explores the use of waste-derived carbon black nanoparticles (CBN) in cement mortar to enhance compressive strength and thermal resistance up to 800°C. Adding 2% CBN significantly improved properties, with denser microstructure ob…
C. Venkata, Siva Rama, V. Prakash +6
This review summarizes the current state of knowledge on the use of expanded graphite in building materials for sustainable construction. It explores potential for performance improvement and environmental impact reduction.
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