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Compressive strength and microstructural properties of spent coffee grounds-bagasse ash based geopolymers with slag supplements

Arulrajah et al., 2017

Document ID
14931593039675217228
Author
Arulrajah A
Kua T
Suksiripattanapong C
Horpibulsuk S
Shen J
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of cleaner production

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Spent coffee grounds (CG) is a beverage waste derived from the drinking coffee. Bagasse ash (BA) is the residue obtained from the burning of sugarcane for electricity. This paper aims to create and assess the feasibility of a recycled construction material formed by …
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