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Global market for supplementary cementitious materials expected to exceed $103 billion by 2020

Supplementary cementitious materials (SCM) are formed as a by-product of other manufacturing processes. Fly ash, silica fumes, and slag cement are the most commonly used products. SCMs are added to concrete mixtures and other building products to enhance properties of the base material. The current trend is to use various…