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Plant aggregates and fibers in earth construction materials: A review by Laborel-Préneron, A., Aubert, J.E., Magniont, C., Tribout, C., Bertron, A.

“…•Earth-based products with plant aggregates as a sustainable material are reviewed.•Physicochemical and mechanical properties of plant aggregates or fibers are…”
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Effects of the anisotropy of extruded earth bricks on their hygrothermal properties by Maillard, P., Aubert, J.E.

“…•Unfired clay bricks were made by an extrusion process.•The hygrothermal properties differed according to the side considered.•The extrusion process influences…”
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Preliminary study of the mechanical and hygrothermal properties of hemp-magnesium phosphate cements by del Valle-Zermeño, R., Aubert, J.E., Laborel-Préneron, A., Formosa, J., Chimenos, J.M.

“…•A new hemp-magnesium phosphate cement (heMPC) was developed and assessed.•HeMPC can incorporate higher hemp amounts with enhanced mechanical properties.•It…”
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Physical, mechanical and hygrothermal properties of lateritic building stones (LBS) from Burkina Faso by Abhilash, H.N., McGregor, F., Millogo, Y., Fabbri, A., Séré, A.D., Aubert, J.E., Morel, J.C.

“…•LBS compressive and flexural strengths were determined versus moisture contents.•Sorption isotherms, thermal conductivity and moisture buffering were…”
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Utilization of a natural pozzolan as the main component of hydraulic road binder by Segui, P., Aubert, J.E., Husson, B., Measson, M.

“…► The characteristics of the pozzolan were comparable to those found in the literature. ► The optimized binder was composed of 80% pozzolan, 15% lime and 5%…”
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Some observations about the paper “Earth construction: Lessons from the past for future eco-efficient construction” by F. Pacheco-Torgal and S. Jalali by Morel, J.C., Aubert, J.E., Millogo, Y., Hamard, E., Fabbri, A.

“…As the starting point of this discussion, we would like to congratulate the authors for this interesting review [1] , which defends the use of earth as a…”
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Use of Carbonated Residual Brines as main component of filling grout by Delinière, R., Aubert, J.E., Husson, B.

“…•CRB is essentially composed of calcium carbonates (91%).•CRB can replace both bentonite and fine sand in low-strength filling grouts.•CRB strongly improves…”
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Metallic aluminum in MSWI fly ash: quantification and influence on the properties of cement-based products by Aubert, J.E, Husson, B, Vaquier, A

“…This article focuses on the effects of metallic aluminum contained in municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) fly ashes on cement-based materials in which…”
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Hygrothermal properties of earth bricks by Cagnon, H., Aubert, J.E., Coutand, M., Magniont, C.

“…•The hygrothermal properties of five earth bricks were measured using two methods.•The values obtained on the five bricks were very close to each other.•Earth…”
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An earth block with a compressive strength higher than 45 MPa by Aubert, J.E, Fabbri, A, Morel, J.C, Maillard, P

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Ovalbumin as natural organic binder for stabilizing unfired earth bricks: Understanding vernacular techniques to inspire modern constructions by Ouedraogo, K.A.J., Aubert, J.E., Tribout, C., Millogo, Y., Escadeillas, G.

“…•Ovalbumin strongly increases the compressive strength of earth bricks.•Ovalbumin significantly improves the resistance of earth bricks to water.•Ovalbumin…”
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Utilization of municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) fly ash in blended cement. Part 1: Processing and characterization of MSWI fly ash by AUBERT, J. E, HUSSON, B, SARRAMONE, N

“…This paper is the first of a series of two articles dealing with the processes applied to MSWI fly ash with a view to reusing it safely in cement-based…”
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Physical, mineralogical and mechanical characterization of ready-mixed clay plaster by Delinière, R., Aubert, J.E., Rojat, F., Gasc-Barbier, M.

“…The use of clay plasters with or without plant fibers (straw, hemp or other) inside buildings is currently showing considerable growth in many countries…”
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Hardening of clayey soil blocks during freezing and thawing cycles by Aubert, J.E., Gasc-Barbier, M.

“…Considering the lack of references dealing with the behaviour of clayey soil blocks subjected to freezing–thawing cycles, exploratory work has been carried out…”
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Utilization of municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) fly ash in blended cement Part 2. Mechanical strength of mortars and environmental impact by AUBERT, J. E, HUSSON, B, SARRAMONE, N

“…This second of two articles dealing with the utilization of MSWI fly ash in blended cement studies the effects of two variants of the stabilization process on…”
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Characterization of wastepaper sludge ash for its valorization as a component of hydraulic binders by Segui, P., Aubert, J.E., Husson, B., Measson, M.

“…This paper deals with the physical, chemical and mineralogical characterization of WSA in order to evaluate the interest of its potential reuse as a component…”
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Use of municipal solid waste incineration fly ash in concrete by Aubert, J.E, Husson, B, Vaquier, A

“…With a view of reducing the quantities to be landfilled, the Solvay Company has been working on the development of a new physicochemical treatment for…”
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An earth block with a compressive strength higher than 45MPa by Aubert, J.E., Fabbri, A., Morel, J.C., Maillard, P.

“…•The compressive strength measured for an earth block was higher than 45MPa.•The direct measurement of the compressive strength on adobe plates is…”
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A method developed to quantify lime and gypsum consumed by mineral additions by Aubert, J.E., Segui, P., Husson, B., Measson, M.

“…This paper presents an original method developed to quantify the reactivity of mineral additions based on the measurement of the lime (CaO) and gypsum (CaSO4,…”
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Utilization of municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) fly ash in blended cement by Aubert, J.E., Husson, B., Sarramone, N.

“…This paper is the first of a series of two articles dealing with the processes applied to MSWI fly ash with a view to reusing it safely in cement-based…”
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