基于指标的可持续性评估,使用AHP-TOPSIS-RSM框架,将家禽垃圾灰 (PLA) 作为补充的水泥材料

J R Nahuat-Sansores1, J C Cruz1, M Z Figueroa-Torres2

  • 1Tecnológico Nacional de México/ I. T. de Chetumal, Av. Insurgentes 330, 77013, Chetumal, Q. Roo, México.

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概括

作为水泥替代品的家禽垃圾灰 (PLA) 提高了砂的强度,在10%的重量取代下,砂强度高达26.7%. 这种可持续的方法还减少了二氧化碳排放和成本,支持环保建筑材料.

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