Concrete is one of the commonly used construction materials, but there is a need to develop a new
and sustainable technology to make concrete more affordable. With the advancement in
technology, concrete was no longer seen as a three entity (binder, aggregate, and water). The
unique workability properties of SCC make it unique in the concrete industry. This review assessed
the materials, strength, rheological properties of agricultural waste, industrial waste and mineral
additives in SCC production. The effect of the utilization of these additives and replacements on
structural, mechanical and rheological properties of SCC was espoused. The review revealed that
the use of both industrial and agricultural waste enhances the strength properties of SCC.
Additionally, the use of agricultural waste improves the rheological properties of fresh concrete.
The utilization of expansive material should be discouraged in SCC production. The review
revealed that SCC developments ensure a good balance between deformability and stability. It was
therefore recommended that SCC should be utilized in pavement construction, particularly when
high axle load is expected
