Evaluation of sustainable concrete paving blocks incorporating processed waste tea ash
Authors:
- Abdul Rachman DjamaluddinADAbdul Rachman Djamaluddin
- Muhammad Akbar CarongeMCMuhammad Akbar Caronge
- M.W. TjarongeMTM.W. Tjaronge
- Asiyanthi T. LandoALAsiyanthi T. Lando
- Rita IrmawatyRIRita Irmawaty
Open Access
- 1 June 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Case Studies in Construction Materials
- Vol. 12
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