Supplementary cementitious materials as an alternative to All-Portland Portland cement in grout: A review study.

Supplementary cementitious materials have recently gained much interest due to their economic and environmental benefits. Supplementary cementitious materials are widely employed in the building industry worldwide. Supplementary cementitious materials, such as those obtained from waste products from agriculture or industry, could be added to the concrete mixtures to enhance their strength. The state of applying supplementary cementitious materials for the sustainable growth of grout is reviewed in this research, along with current advancements. Reducing waste will conserve energy and natural resources and safeguard the environment. There is little research on using common cementitious materials in the grout. The goal of this search is to study the impact of supplementary cementitious material on the properties of fresh and hardened grout by studying how adding more cementitious materials affects the characteristics of cement grout. The review shows that using supplementary cementitious materials has a varying effect on the cement reaction according to proportions and other properties related to the additive. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]