4. Valorization of date palms for industrial purposes

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4.1.1 Cement composite

In recent decades, the use of sustainable, environmentally-friendly materials has become a priority. The construction industry uses the largest volume of materials, and this has an impact on the environment. Consequently, the use of natural fibers in concrete as an alternative to conventional fibers is of interest. Benaimeche et al.

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