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Synthesis of sustainable lightweight foamed concrete using palm oil fuel ash as a cement replacement material
The replacement of conventional ordinary Portland cement with industrial by-products to produce cellular lightweight foamed concrete can have economic and environmental benefits. The performance of using a palm oil industrial by-product, namely, palm oil fuel ash (POFA), as a cement replacement mate
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