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Performance, durability, and alkali–silica reaction of low-carbon concrete incorporating soda-lime glass powder and class F fly ash
The utilization of soda-lime glass powder (GP) as a supplementary cementitious material is often constrained by concerns regarding limited performance development and alkali–silica reaction (ASR) due to initial high-alkali content. This study demonstrates that these limitations can be overcome throu
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