UAE researchers craft eco-friendly bricks from desert sand, cutting cement use nearly in half
Researchers in the UAE have developed a new type of eco-friendly brick made from desert sand combined with industrial by-products. The bricks demonstrate stronger sulfate resistance compared to conventional cement-based alternatives. A room-temperature curing method is used in their production, significantly reducing energy consumption. The innovation is positioned as a sustainable substitute for traditional Portland cement. However, experts note that further industrial-scale evaluations are needed before the bricks can achieve widespread market adoption.
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