Contribution to low-carbon cement studies: Effects of silica fume, fly ash, sugarcane bagasse ash and acai stone ash incorporation in quaternary blended limestone-calcined clay cement concretes
Authors:
- Carlos Eduardo Tino BalestraCBCarlos Eduardo Tino Balestra
- Lilyanne Rocha GarcezLGLilyanne Rocha Garcez
- Leandro Couto da SilvaLSLeandro Couto da Silva
- Márcia Teresinha VeitMVMárcia Teresinha Veit
- Eliziane JubanskiEJEliziane Jubanski
- Alberto Yoshihiro NakanoANAlberto Yoshihiro Nakano
- Marina Helena PietrobelliMPMarina Helena Pietrobelli
- Ricardo SchneiderRSRicardo Schneider
- Miguel Angel Ramirez GilMGMiguel Angel Ramirez Gil
- 17 December 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Development
- Vol. 45
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