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October 10, 2025

Performance Evaluation of Sand-Crete Mortar Units Containing Burnt Brick Waste in Flood-Prone Environment

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SASanni AdemolaFederal University of Technology CAChinwuba ArumFederal University of Technology

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This study demonstrates enhanced compressive strength and durability in mortar using burnt brick waste, implying its feasibility in flood-prone areas.

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Higher burnt brick waste replacement increased compressive strength but also water absorption rates.
Flood simulation tests indicated reduced strength in mortar with higher burnt brick waste after 10 days.
SEM-EDX analysis revealed increased pore sizes and reduced durability with lower burnt brick waste replacement.
The study recommends a maximum of 10% burnt brick waste replacement for optimal performance in construction.

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Ademola et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e90f526476c097794aa48c https://doi.org/10.4028/p-26u0vk

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This study demonstrates enhanced compressive strength and durability in mortar using burnt brick waste, implying its feasibility in flood-prone areas.

Performance Evaluation of Sand-Crete Mortar Units Containing Burnt Brick Waste in Flood-Prone Environment

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Performance Evaluation of Sand-Crete Mortar Units Containing Burnt Brick Waste in Flood-Prone Environment

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