Figure 1. Remicon sludge
Figure 2. Concrete block cutting
Figure 3. Sludge SEM
Figure 4. Sludge XRD
Figure 5. Compressive strength(MPa)
Figure 6. Compressive strength after freezing and thawing(MPa)
Table 1. Sludge discharge amount1
Table 2. Experimental factors and levels
Table 3. Concrete formula table
Table 4. Quality standards
Table 5. Compressive strength(MPa)
Table 6. Absorption rate(%)
Table 7. Compressive strength after freezing and thawing(MPa)
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