Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud

Waste is considered a significant environmental issue in modern times thus the purpose of this paper is to compare the use of different waste materials in replacing aggregates in concrete. This study investigates the potential of incorporating plastic waste (PW), textile sludge (TS), and construction and demolition waste (CDW) into concrete as sustainable alternatives to traditional construction

The construction sector is one of the most significant contributors to the carbon footprint. Buildings are primarily responsible for emitting high levels of carbon throughout their entire life cycle, from construction to operation and disposal. Researchers have discussed carbon dioxide emissions from different references and ways of reduction and mitigation techniques to cease rising temperatures

Construction wastes have become the largest source of different solid wastes in Egypt as construction and demolition processes generates millions of tons of construction and demolishing wastes every year. The increasing generation of construction and demolishing wastes has caused huge impacts to the environment and agitated growing public concern in the local community. Therefore, the minimization

The primary concern in developing future engineers is engineering education. Designing, planning, and implementing an engineering project necessitates using multi-disciplinary engineers who understand how to manage an integrated project. To achieve the goal as mentioned earlier, we should teach students some related subjects from other programs in various programs. The issue is how to teach these