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Multi-response optimization of sustainable ceramics produced from dredged sludge: An experimental study supported by machine learning
This study investigates the valorization of dredged sludges (DS) into sustainable ceramic materials within a circular economy framework. The effects of sintering temperature (900–1100 °C), soaking time, and pressure on the microstructure and mechanical properties were systematically analyzed. Respon
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