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The viability of using gold mine tailings as a substitute for fine aggregate in concrete mixes
Urbanization has caused an increase in demand for building materials, some of which requires mined natural resources. These materials produce large volumes of mining wastes (also known as tailings) which have environmental and economic implications. This research investigates the potential of recycl...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2025
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