Alkaline and Acid Activations of Calcined Laterites: A Comparative Study

Tantono, Solomon Ndisho; Belibi, Placide Désiré Belibi; Baenla, Jean; Elimbi, A.

doi:10.1007/s12633-022-02211-7

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“…This soil possesses the unique property of hardening when subjected to alternating wet and dry conditions over a prolonged period. It contains significant concentrations of ferrous and alumina oxides [ 12 ]. In hot, humid climates like those in South-East Asia, Australia, India, and Africa, laterite is often found [ 13 ].…”

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This paper explores the production and properties of geopolymer cement mortar using laterite soils. The aim was to evaluate the laterite-based geopolymer mortars for masonry bedding applications. The testing programme encompassed three series of mixes tested to determine setting times, flowability, flexural strength and compressive strength. Two types of sands were used including standard sand and natural sand. The effect of water-to-laterite ratios, activating agent concentration, and cement-to-sand ratio were established. The properties of standard cement paste, and mortar were used as a reference. The study found that geopolymer mortar made from laterite meets the requirements for masonry bedding.

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Alkaline and Acid Activations of Calcined Laterites: A Comparative Study

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RSM-based modelling for predicting and optimizing the rheological and mechanical properties of fibre-reinforced laterized self-compacting concrete

RSM-based modelling for predicting and optimizing the rheological and mechanical properties of fibre-reinforced laterized self-compacting concrete

Bibliometric trends of geopolymer research in Sub-Saharan Africa

Application of Laterite-Based Geopolymer Mortar for Masonry Bedding

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