A Sustainable Approach Using Beef and Pig Bone Waste as a Cement Replacement to Produce Concrete
Elkin Ronaldo Palomino-Guzmán,
Alejandra González-López,
Jorge Olmedo-Montoya
et al.
Abstract:Owing to the ongoing accumulation of industrial by-products, the management and disposal of waste have emerged as a significant issue. Employing these industrial wastes as an alternative to replace cement holds potential as a promising solution for conserving energy and reducing CO2 emissions. In this study, pig and beef bone powder were used as cement replacements in concrete, and the mechanical properties were studied. Bone powders were prepared from random bones collected from local slaughterhouses, butcher… Show more
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