Identification of Key Indicators for Sustainable Construction Materials

Table 1

Some studies on the properties of sustainable construction materials produced with waste.

Material	Reference
Boron waste in soil bricks	[12]
Cassava peel in soil blocks	[13]
Coconut (coir) fibre in soil blocks	[14–17]
Coconut fibre in concrete	[18]
Waste paper in concrete	[19]
Waste paper in sandcrete blocks	[20]
Date palm in soil blocks	[21]
Flax (harakeke) in soil blocks	[22]
Hemp in concrete	[23]
Kenaf in soil blocks	[24]
Oil palm fibre in soil blocks	[25–27]
Pineapple leaves fibre in soil blocks	[28]
Plastic in soil blocks	[29–31]

Plastic in concrete	[32]
Sawdust in soil blocks	[33]
Scrap tire (crumb) rubber in soil blocks	[34, 35]
Seaweed fibre in soil blocks	[36]
Sheep wool in soil blocks	[37, 38]
Sisal fibre in soil blocks	[39]
Straw in soil blocks	[40–43]
Sugarcane bagasse ash in soil blocks	[44]
Sugarcane bagasse fibre in soil blocks	[14, 25]
Waste phosphogypsum and natural gypsum in soil blocks	[45]
Waste tea residue in soil bricks	[46]