M. Balaji
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M. Balaji is a materials scientist specializing in sustainable construction materials, with a focus on self-compacting concrete and bio-based internal curing agents. Their most cited work, "Exploration on Micro Structural and Durability characteristics of Raphanussativus as an Ingenious Internal curing agent in concoction with Self-Compacting admixtures" (2017, 2 citations), pioneers the use of radish-derived additives to enhance concrete durability and microstructure. This research contributes to the growing field of green building materials by repurposing agricultural byproducts, addressing both waste reduction and performance optimization in cementitious systems. Balaji’s work demonstrates how natural organic compounds can replace conventional chemical curing methods, offering a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative. Though their citation count is modest, the study’s novelty lies in its interdisciplinary approach—bridging botany, materials engineering, and structural durability. Balaji’s contributions are particularly relevant for researchers exploring bio-admixtures in self-compacting concrete, a key area for modern infrastructure requiring high workability and long-term resilience. Their findings provide a foundation for further investigations into plant-based curing agents, positioning Balaji as an emerging voice in sustainable construction innovation.
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