Landslides are among the most dangerous natural disasters that occur frequently worldwide, often triggered by intense rainfall, earthquakes, snowmelt, or human activities. Beyond their direct impact on human life, landslides ...

One of the biggest problems encountered after earthquakes is to determine the extent to which the buildings, which are determined as moderate damaged during the damage detection process due to the damage they have seen due ...

This study focuses on the examination of the parameters affecting the carbonation performance of low-quality recycled concrete aggregates (RCA) obtained from end-of-life buildings and having low mechanical and chemical ...

Geopolymer concrete (GPC) is a promising candidate to replace conventional concrete (CC) as geopolymer concrete depends on alkali-activated binders instead of Portland cement. The elimination of cement from the mixture ...

Municipal solid waste (MSW) generation is an exponentially growing problem across the earth with increasing industries, population, and expansion of cities. Societies have created a consumerism culture from which every day ...

Traditional Portland cement is extensively employed in the building industry to satisfy the housing and transportation need of the rising human population. However, the production of Portland cement contributes to greenhouse ...

In order to classify rocks according to their strengths, point load strength index, uniaxial compressive strength and modulus of elasticity are the most commonly used parameters. They are used in geotechnical calculations ...

The energy resources used in the world may be insufficient in many aspects such as economic changes and living conditions in the development of countries. The popularity of renewable energy sources is increasing with the ...

Earthquakes are natural events that cannot be prevented. However, with the measures taken, the loss of life and property in earthquakes can be reduced. To take this importance, it is necessary to understand the relationship ...

In today's world, where the population is rapidly increasing and natural resources are decreasing accordingly, the concept of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is becoming increasingly important in the fight against climate ...