Vol. 11 No. 2 (2023)

Articles

• WASTE-WISE CONSTRUCTION: AN EXPLORATION OF CRUSHED CLINKER BRICK AS A SUSTAINABLE COARSE AGGREGATE IN CONCRETE MIXES

  Prof. Satoshi Hiroshi Suzuki, Dr. Yuki Emi Tanaka

  The particle size distribution of aggregates plays a crucial role in determining the properties of concrete. Traditionally, sieves have been used to measure aggregate gradation, wherein the percentage of material passing through each sieve is calculated. A well-optimized gradation ensures

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• THE EVOLUTION OF BENISHANGUL GUMUZ: NAVIGATING GOVERNANCE, ECONOMICS, AND IDENTITY DYNAMICS (1991-2018)

  Rahel Mulugeta Tadesse

  The Mätäkäl Region in Western Ethiopia is a significant geographical area characterized by diverse topography and agro-ecological zones. This study aims to provide an extensive analysis of the region's landscape, climate, and agricultural potential. The Mätäkäl Zone, located in the northwestern

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• CONCRETE INNOVATIONS: PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF LIGHTWEIGHT MIXTURES FEATURING POLYETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE WASTE

  Dr. Farida Hanum Zulfikar

  Concrete is the most widely utilized building material in civil engineering structures, with its normal variant consisting of natural coarse aggregates, making it heavy and susceptible to seismic effects. To address these issues and promote sustainability, lightweight concrete has emerged as a

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