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Enhancing the performance of recycled aggregate concrete through optimized pretreatment methods: a microstructural perspective. [PDF]
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Calcium-Rich Fly Ash as a Sustainable Supplementary Cementitious Material for Enhanced Sulfate Resistance and Durability of Cementitious Composites: Experimental and Microstructural Perspectives. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Chousidis N, Batis G.
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Concrete Waste and CDW Powders as Portland Cement Replacement in Mortar: A Preliminary Study. [PDF]
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Batiment International, Building Research and Practice, 1985
Differences in manufacture can account for variations in the absorbed moisture equilibrium of samples of lite same cellular concrete. But experiments at the Lithuanian Research Institute of Building and Design hare shown that the absorption capacity of cellular concretes, and thus the moisture content of the associated building envelopes, are greatly ...
G. Dapkus, V. Stankevičius
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Differences in manufacture can account for variations in the absorbed moisture equilibrium of samples of lite same cellular concrete. But experiments at the Lithuanian Research Institute of Building and Design hare shown that the absorption capacity of cellular concretes, and thus the moisture content of the associated building envelopes, are greatly ...
G. Dapkus, V. Stankevičius
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Carbonate concretions—explained
Geology Today, 2013Carbonate concretions are common features of sedimentary rocks of all geological ages. They are most obvious in sandstones and mudstones as ovoid bodies of rock that protrude from natural outcrops: clearly harder or better cemented than their host rocks. Many people are excited by finding fossils in the centre of mudstone‐hosted concretions (Fig.
Jim D. Marshall, Duncan Pirrie
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Biochar-augmented carbon-negative concrete
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2022Abstract Biochar is a waste-derived carbon-based material that can sequester carbon. This study proposed a revolutionary design of carbon-negative concrete with a large volume of biochar incorporation and elaborated the roles of biochar in the cement hydration and microstructure development of biochar-augmented concrete.
Chen, Liang +8 more
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Researches on Concrete Carbonation
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013The cause and prevention of concrete carbonation are core issues in the engineering community. With the improvement of the global CO2 concentration, more and more reinforced concrete buildings are faced with the problems of carbonation acceleration and following threats of steel corrosion which will heavily undermine the safety and durability of R.C ...
Zhong Yuan Li, Zhu Jun Wang
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