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Performance and carbon reduction of binary and ternary concrete systems with slag cement and fly ash
Concrete production is a major source of global CO2 emissions due to the use of ordinary Portland cement. This study presents an investigation mechanical and durability properties of low carbon binary and ternary concrete mixtures with incorporating slag cement and Class C or F fly ash. Ten concrete
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