Use of glass waste as an activator in the preparation of alkali-activated slag. Mechanical strength and paste characterisation

By F. Puertas, M. Torres‐Carrasco. 2014

402 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Building and Construction

1. M. Soutsos
2. R. Vinai
3. Ali Rafeet
4. J. Yliniemi
5. M. Illikainen
6. T. Luukkonen
7. Paivo Kinnunen
8. Wei Sha

In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. M. Soutsos
2. R. Vinai
3. Ali Rafeet
4. J. Yliniemi
5. M. Illikainen
6. T. Luukkonen
7. Paivo Kinnunen
8. Wei Sha

In Materials Chemistry

1. M. Soutsos
2. R. Vinai
3. Ali Rafeet
4. J. Yliniemi
5. M. Illikainen
6. T. Luukkonen
7. Paivo Kinnunen
8. Wei Sha

Citations in the corpus

• Guidelines for mix proportioning of fly ash/GGBS based alkali activated concretes (2017, background): “Figure 10 shows the cost breakdown for the AAC and PC concretes. proposed by some authors [31 - 33], has not been considered.”
• Production of sodium silicate powder from waste glass cullet for alkali activation of alternative binders (2019, methodology): “In amorphous solid silicate, only Q(4) groups are present [30,33], whilst in silicate solutions a high quantity of Q groups is expected [58-59].”