This book publishes a number of papers that were presented at GeoMEast, Sustainable Civil Infrastructures, an international congress held in Cairo, Egypt, in November 2019. A number of papers were presented about materials for infrastructure sustainability, and those are the papers published in this book. A unique group of chapters have been well-organized and handled by a group of international experts in order to be included in this book to discuss a timely topic with regard to the sustainable infrastructures.

Discusses the sustainable infrastructure engineering which is a critically important topic Presents the important improvements in sustainability which can be achieved through careful and sometimes innovative selection of materials Provides some ideas for improving infrastructure sustainability

Autorentext

Dr. Mohamed Farouk Shehata; PhD, MBA, MSC, PMP, CLAQ, ASQCEO and Founder of the EHE-Consulting Group in Middle-East.He has more than 25 years' experience of many mega, large, and small projects in the Middle-East. He was the leader of the multidisciplinary engineering works, so he has gained experience in the architectural, master planning, urban planning, project management, project preparations, decision making, and value engineering of the projects. In addition to all previous manager works, he has a professional expertise in the Geotechnical, structural, and bridge engineering.

Inhalt
Development and Performance of Manual Technique used in Production of Compressed Earth Blocks.- Efficacy of Treatments on Coal Bottom Ash as a Cement Replacement.- Development of Porous Concrete with Recycled Aggregate.- Slope protective measures against water erosion: Study of the geometrical stability of the concrete lozenges channels.- Effect of Salt Water on Unconfined Compressive Strength for Cement Kiln Dust.- Use Of Hot Spring Bacteria for Remediation of Cracks in Concrete.- A Comparative Study between the Individual, Dual and Triple Addition of (S.F.), (T.G.P.) and (P.V.A.) for Improving Local Gypsum (Juss) Properties.