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Sustainable pervious concrete incorporating sorghum husk ash as cement replacement
The sustainability of Pervious Concrete (PC) can be enhanced by the utilization of waste materials for its construction. Employment of Sorghum Husk Ash (SHA) in partially replacing binder to produce a more sustainable PC was carried out in this research. Preparation of various mixtures of PC was don...
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