2nd Eco-Materials Conference in Africa (CEMA)
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The edition contains articles that were presented at the 2nd Eco-Materials Conference in Africa (CEMA’2022) organized by the African Eco-Materials Society (ECOMAT-AFRICA) from June 15 to 17, 2022, in Saly, Senegal. The presented research results are linked to problems of ecology safety, waste utilisation, applications of natural materials and biowaste for building materials and biogas production, analysis of wood materials applications in construction, etc. This edition will be useful to many specialists whose activity relates to materials science, environmental engineering, construction and biomass processing.
Selected peer-reviewed extended articles based on abstracts presented at the 2nd Eco-Materials Conference in Africa (CEMA)
Aggregated Book
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Recycling and Applications of Natural Materials
- Influence of Orthophosphoric Acid Activation on the Quality of Activated Carbons
- Physical and Morphological Characterisation of Typha Australis Fibres
- Optimization of the Co-Production between the Rice Husk and the Pulp of the Cashew Apple Produced in the Natural Region of Casamance
- Study of the Physic-Mechanical Properties of a Typha Concrete Composites: A Possible New Material for Sustainable Construction
- Normal Water Effect on the Thermal and the Mechanical Properties of Jute Yarns
- Chapter 2: Wood in Construction
- Development and Characterization of a Micro-Concrete Based on Wood Waste from Sawmills
- Signal Processing Technique to Study the Propagation Modes of Ultrasonic Waves in Wood Protected by Layers of Liquid Paint (Cement)
- Experimental and Numerical Study of the Physico-Hygrothermal Behavior of Two Tropical Wood Species
- Estimating Wood Specific Gravity of Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn. Using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
- Chapter 3: Soil Properties and Applications
- Morphological and Physico-Chemical Characterization of Soils from Gold Panning in Komabangou, Niger
- Comparative Analysis of Local Materials Effects on Two Buildings Thermal Behaviours in Sahelian Climate