Cathode ray tube (CRT) glass, historically used in the production of television and computer screens, has found a novel application in the cement and concrete industry. With the decline of CRT technology, substantial quantities of this glass have become a source of waste, prompting research into its recycling and repurposing. CRT glass is primarily composed of silica and lead, which are materials that can potentially be used in the manufacturing of cement and concrete. Utilizing CRT glass not only addresses waste management issues but also introduces unique properties to concrete mixtures.