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Adopting recycled aggregates as sustainable construction materials: A review of the scientific literature
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0360-6967
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8974-414X
Highlights This study adopted a holistic review of the recycled aggregate research. A total of 1,639 Journal articles in RA were summarized in a text-mining method. Mainstream research topics in RAs were analyzed. Main gaps in existing RA research were identified. Future RA-based research framework was proposed.
Abstract Adopting a holistic three-step literature review workflow, a total of 1,639 journal articles were used in this study as the literature sample related to recycled aggregate (RA). This study summarized the existing research topics focusing on RA, gaps of current research, suggestions for promoting RA usage, and research directions for future work. A research framework was also proposed linking the existing research themes into trends in RA research. This review work serves as a foundation work to bridge the gap between scientific research and industry practice, as well as to guide the directions in RA-related academic work using an interdisciplinary approach.
Adopting recycled aggregates as sustainable construction materials: A review of the scientific literature
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0360-6967
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8974-414X
Highlights This study adopted a holistic review of the recycled aggregate research. A total of 1,639 Journal articles in RA were summarized in a text-mining method. Mainstream research topics in RAs were analyzed. Main gaps in existing RA research were identified. Future RA-based research framework was proposed.
Abstract Adopting a holistic three-step literature review workflow, a total of 1,639 journal articles were used in this study as the literature sample related to recycled aggregate (RA). This study summarized the existing research topics focusing on RA, gaps of current research, suggestions for promoting RA usage, and research directions for future work. A research framework was also proposed linking the existing research themes into trends in RA research. This review work serves as a foundation work to bridge the gap between scientific research and industry practice, as well as to guide the directions in RA-related academic work using an interdisciplinary approach.
Adopting recycled aggregates as sustainable construction materials: A review of the scientific literature
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0360-6967
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8974-414X
Highlights This study adopted a holistic review of the recycled aggregate research. A total of 1,639 Journal articles in RA were summarized in a text-mining method. Mainstream research topics in RAs were analyzed. Main gaps in existing RA research were identified. Future RA-based research framework was proposed.
Abstract Adopting a holistic three-step literature review workflow, a total of 1,639 journal articles were used in this study as the literature sample related to recycled aggregate (RA). This study summarized the existing research topics focusing on RA, gaps of current research, suggestions for promoting RA usage, and research directions for future work. A research framework was also proposed linking the existing research themes into trends in RA research. This review work serves as a foundation work to bridge the gap between scientific research and industry practice, as well as to guide the directions in RA-related academic work using an interdisciplinary approach.
Adopting recycled aggregates as sustainable construction materials: A review of the scientific literature
Chen, Wei (author) / Jin, Ruoyu (author) / Xu, Yidong (author) / Wanatowski, Dariusz (author) / Li, Bo (author) / Yan, Libo (author) / Pan, Zhihong (author) / Yang, Yang (author)
Construction and Building Materials ; 218 ; 483-496
2019-05-19
14 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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