KONRÁD, P., et al. Effect of Various Input Parameters on Compressed Earth Block’s Strength. Key Engineering Materials. 2020, 838 81-87. ISSN 1662-9795. DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.838.81.
In the framework of this study, compressed earth blocks (CEB) were produced using waste materials and various parameters. Material parameters included waste soil, recycled concrete, fly ash, cement, admixtures and water contents. Manufacturing parameters were vibration during manufacturing, confinement pressure, curing environment and curing time. Specimens used in this study were cubes and compressive strength testing was used to evaluate different mixtures and manufacturing methods. In terms of compressive strength, compressed earth blocks made of these materials could be used for manufacturing bricks and other structural elements.
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eng
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Trans Tech Publications
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Key Engineering Materials
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compressed earth block (CEB)
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soil
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waste
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strength
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vibration
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pressure
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Effect of Various Input Parameters on Compressed Earth Block’s Strength
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