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Construction and demolition waste generated in the Sidney, Australia region alone exceeded 2 million tonnes in 2001. At present, approximately 50% of it is recycled and the rest of it is disposed of to landfills. This study explored the possibility of using autoclaving to treat blends of Portland cement with different amounts of ground brick waste. The results demonstrated that the use of waste brick fines in combination with ordinary Portland cement for the production of hydrothermally cured calcium silicate materials is a viable option.

BRICK WASTE A SUPPLEMENTARY CEMENTING MATERIAL IN AUTOCLAVED BUILDING PRODUCTS