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Utilization of untreated sugarcane bagasse ash in the construction industry

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Exploration reveals untreated sugarcane bagasse ash improves sustainability in concrete, suggesting a lower carbon footprint.

Using untreated sugarcane bagasse ash as a cement substitute can significantly reduce environmental impact.
A study showed that 5% replacement of cement with untreated SCBA lowered compressive strength by 19% at 28 days.
Mixes with untreated SCBA as sand replacement showed an 11% strength gain, emphasizing its potential benefits.
A case analysis found that using 10% SCBA cut CO₂ emissions by 17.45 tons and lowered construction costs by 6.4%.

Maghraby et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 5, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

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Exploration reveals untreated sugarcane bagasse ash improves sustainability in concrete, suggesting a lower carbon footprint.

Using untreated sugarcane bagasse ash as a cement substitute can significantly reduce environmental impact.
A study showed that 5% replacement of cement with untreated SCBA lowered compressive strength by 19% at 28 days.
Mixes with untreated SCBA as sand replacement showed an 11% strength gain, emphasizing its potential benefits.
A case analysis found that using 10% SCBA cut CO₂ emissions by 17.45 tons and lowered construction costs by 6.4%.

Maghraby et al. (2025) studied this question.

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