Compressive strength, flexural strength and thermal conductivity of autoclaved concrete block made using bottom ash as cement replacement materials

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Physical and mechanical properties of lightweight aerated geopolymer (2015, background): “The interesting point is that successful aerating of geopolymers can be done without requiring autoclave treatment while this success for OPC concrete can only be achieved in autoclave conditions [23-25, 27].”
Effect of incorporating PVC waste as aggregate on the physical, mechanical, and chloride ion penetration behavior of concrete (2015, background): “One of the main problems associated with the use of conventional LWA produced from clay, slate, and shale in concrete is that these porous aggregates absorb a very large part of the mixing water.[5] On the other hand, the world is facing a waste crisis in which the most problematic plastic produced ”
Thermal conductivity, compressive strength and ultrasonic wave velocity of cementitious composite containing waste PET lightweight aggregate (WPLA) (2013, unknown): “In general the compressive strength, bulk density and thermal conductivity properties have direct relationship [29].”
Ultra-lightweight concrete: Conceptual design and performance evaluation (2015, background): “[14] studied the properties of autoclaved concrete using bottom ash as partial cement replacement and with aluminum powder as a pore-forming agent.”