Amrita Hazarika
Chalmers University of Technology, Delft University of Technology
Research areas: Engineering · Civil and Structural Engineering · Concrete and Cement Materials Research · Magnesium Oxide Properties and Applications · Building materials and conservation
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About
I am a doctoral researcher in the building materials research group, at Chalmers University of Technology, located at Gothenburg in Sweden. My research is based on experimentally examining sustainable cementitious alternatives to cement. More specifically, my focus lies on investigating the durability of calcined clays and bio-ashes for potential future industrial applications, and as replacements for clinkers. The goal is to contribute towards a low-carbon built environment, by reducing dependence on ordinary Portland cement (OPC) in the construction sector.
Employment
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Chalmers tekniska högskola PhD candidate / Doktorand2021 - Present
Education
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Delft University of Technology Master of Science in Civil Engineering2017 - 2021
Projects & Funding
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Publications (9)
- Natural Low-Kaolinite Clays and Volcanic Materials as SCMs: Activation, Hydration Pathways and Porosity Evolution Save
- Evolution of hydration in cement blends with incorporation of activated low-kaolinite clays: Insights into the preferred aluminum uptake by C-(A)-S-H Save
- Insights into the Atomic-Scale Structural Disorder in Low-Kaolinite HeterogenousNatural Clays under Combined Thermo-Mechanochemical Activation Save
- Characterization, activation and reactivity – A case study of Nordic volcanic materials for application as Supplementary Cementitious Materials Save
- Characterisation, activation, and reactivity of heterogenous natural clays Save
- Characterisation, Activation, and Reactivity of Heterogenous Natural Clays Save
- Reactivity of Mixed Layer Clays – The Effect of Polycarboxylate Based Superplasticizers on Effective Particle Size Distributions Save
- Supplementary Cementitious Materials in Building Blocks—Diagnosing Opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa Save
- Use of a plant based polymeric material as a low cost chemical admixture in cement mortar and concrete preparations Save