Thermal and environmental impact analysis of rice husk ash-based mortar as insulating wall plaster
Authors:
- Kajanan SelvaranjanKSKajanan Selvaranjan
- Satheeskumar NavaratnamSatheeskumar Navaratnam
- J.C.P.H. GamageJGJ.C.P.H. Gamage
- Julian ThambooJTJulian Thamboo
- Rafat SiddiqueRSRafat Siddique
- Jingxuan ZhangJZJingxuan Zhang
- Guomin ZhangGuomin Zhang
- 1 May 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Construction and Building Materials
- Vol. 283
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Funding Information
- RMIT University
- University of Moratuwa
- National Research Council (PPP 18-01)
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