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February 3, 2026Journal of the Australian Ceramic Society

Upcycling municipal solid waste incineration fly ash with rice husk ash-derived activators for geopolymer composites

Yasser Alashker Ali Raza Abdellatif Selmi Nejib Ghazouani

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Geopolymer composites exhibit enhanced performance with fly ash and rice husk ash activators, indicating potential for sustainable materials.
Key evidence shows significant improvement in compressive strength measurements due to the optimized activators used in the composite formulation.
Analysis of multiple ash types reveals a beneficial interaction between fly ash and rice husk ash-derived activators in material performance.
The findings support future use of waste materials in construction, promoting environmental sustainability through effective waste utilization.

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Observational analysis explores improved properties of geopolymer composites using waste ash activators, suggesting sustainability benefits.

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Alashker et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a760a7c6e9836116a2d9a6 https://doi.org/10.1007/s41779-026-01350-z

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