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Experimental Investigation on Compressive Properties and Carbon Emission Assessment of Concrete Hollow Block Masonry Incorporating Recycled Concrete Aggregates

Chao Liu    
Chao Zhu    
Guoliang Bai    
Zonggang Quan and Jian Wu    

Resumen

The compressive properties and carbon emission assessment of recycled aggregate concrete hollow block masonry were analyzed. The formula for calculating the compressive strength of hollow block masonry was presented. The global warming potential between natural and recycled aggregate concrete hollow blocks was compared. This study will contribute to the popularization and application of recycled aggregate concrete hollow block masonry.

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