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Recycling sorghum husk and palm kernel shell wastes for pervious concrete production
Agro-industrial by-products are being used as an alternative to traditional building materials because the construction of buildings and roads emits greenhouse gases and consumes energy. This study explores pervious concrete (PC) that includes sorghum husk ash (SHA) and palm kernel shell (PKS) as al...
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