Third CANMET/ACI International Symposium: Sustainable Development of Cement and Concrete
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The ACI SP-202:2001 standard focuses on sustainable development in the cement and concrete industry. The standard highlights various approaches to sustainable development, such as the use of alternative cementitious materials and the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions.
The standard consists of 29 papers written by international authors. These papers discuss the use of non-ferrous slag, steel slag, crushed waste calcined-clay brick, and rice-husk ash as partial replacements for portland cement. Other topics covered include the use of recycled concrete as aggregate, high-volume fly ash RCC for dams, and performance-based hydraulic cements.
The standard also includes a table of contents, a preface, and papers that cover diverse topics related to the use of alternative materials in concrete production. These papers provide insights into the feasibility, performance, and potential benefits of using these materials in sustainable construction.
| Descriptors | Sustainability |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 18.3 MB |
