Published July 1, 2026
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THERMOMECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MATERIAL MIXTURES BASED ON CLAY, 0 5 LATERITE, AND RED WOOD CHIPS FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION
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- 1. 1. Laboratory of Energy, Mechanics, Materials, and Aerospace (LE2MA), Polytechnic School of Thiès, Senegal.
- 2. 2. Laboratory of Materials for Energy, Electricity, and Economics (LM3E), University Institute of Technology in Iba Der Thiam University of Thiès, Senegal
- 3. 3. Laboratory of Science and Technologies of Water and the Environment (LaSTEE) Polytechnic School of Thiès, Senegal.
Description
In Senegal, locally available materials such as clay, laterite, and red wood chips offer promising opportunities for the development of sustainable and affordable building materials. This study investigates composites made from Sebikotane clay, Mont-Rolland laterite, and red wood chips, with red wood chip contents ranging from 0% to 10%. The results showed that compressive strength ranged from 0.610 MPa to 0.853 MPa, reaching a maximum value of 1.310 MPa at 2% red wood chips.
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