Shot-Earth as Sustainable Construction Material: Chemical Aspects and Physical Performance
Luisa Barbieri,
Luca Lanzoni,
Roberta Marchetti
et al.
Abstract:Soil has long been one of the most widely used building materials globally. The evolution of soil-based construction materials has seen steady improvement over the centuries, even as traditional materials have given way to newer options like reinforced concrete. Nonetheless, soil-based construction has maintained its relevance and, in recent decades, has garnered increased attention due to sustainability concerns and renewed research interest. Among the innovative earth-based materials, shot-earth (SE) stands … Show more
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