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<p>Cassava Wastewater: An Introduction, Characterization and Potential.- Soil-Cement Brick with Cassava Wastewater.- Ecological brick of mineral residues and cassava wastewater.- Mortar produced with scheelite residue and cassava wastewater.- Earthbag construction system with cassava wastewater.</p>

<p>Wilson Acchar has a Doctor-Ingenieur title from the Technische Universität Hamburg, Harburg (1993). He is a Full Professor at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, UFRN in Brazil. He has experience in ceramic materials, acting on the following subjects: nanostructured materials, clay-based materials, materials characterization, and recycling of materials.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Vamberto Monteiro da Silva has a Doctor in Materials Science and Engineering from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, UFRN (2013) in Brazil. He is a Full Professor at the Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Paraíba, IFPB in Brazil. He has experience in the areas of mortars, concretes, soils, and ceramic materials, acting on the following subjects: clay-based materials, study and characterization of waste, and recycling and reuse of waste to produce new materials.</p>

<p>This book presents original results on the use of cassava wastewater as a substitute for potable water in ceramic formulations. It evaluates the physical and mechanical properties as well as the microstructure of the materials produced, comparing the products obtained from the incorporating effluent with the conventional materials used in the construction industry.</p>

Presents original and new results on the use of cassava wastewater in ceramic formulations Showcases technical solutions for the use of cassava water reject that is produced in high content in Brazil Is of interest to countries as India, Africa, and China which are large consumers of cassava Gives solutions to an ambient problem