A proposal has been put forward for a recycling scheme aimed at reusing the main components of construction waste,including concrete,glass,and steel.However,an effective method for recycling solid waste sand powder,which is the primary by-product in this process,is currently lacking.This paper provides a comprehensive review of the impact of physical and chemical properties of solid waste sand powder on both mechanical and durability aspects of recycled concrete.The results indicate:The hydration reaction activity of solid waste sand powder is mainly controlled by the characteristics and proportion design of micro-powder,and the water-binder ratio of concrete,the replacement ratio of sand powder,particle size and fineness of recycled fine powder significantly affect the mechanics and durability of recycled concrete.
construction wastesolid waste sand powderrecycled concretemechanical propertiesdurability