Comprehensive Review on Recycled Aggregate Concrete Using Scientometric Analysis Approach

With an ever-increasing global focus on building waste recycling, the recycling of waste concrete aggregates has received much interest. This study's goal is to produce a precise method for analysing science and technology development trends in construction using recycled aggregate. A bibliographic approach based on the Scopus database was used to compile the publications and investigate those article based on keywords, journals and geographies, using a scientometric study. In many fields, document structure is crucial, but information inspection is one area where it matters most. Bibliometrics is the study of document structure using methods like as ranking, frequency categorisation, and reference analysis. According to the findings, research into recycled aggregate as a building material has increased in recent years. Lastly, in order to accomplish these three major objectives, we conducted extensive qualitative talks. After a brief overview of the major study fields, this paper moves on to look at current uses, treatment options, and potential long-term research goals. Future study into the use of recycled aggregate as a building material incinerator will benefit from these findings.