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, 2018 This study is occupied by using fly ash for copper removal from the acid mine wastewater and a synthetic solution of similar composition. Chemical analysis of mine wastewater proved that the values of Cu, Zn, Fe, and Mn exceed the maximum accepted concentration in a large extent.
Milicevic, Sonja +7 more
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1016) Test on solid Concrete Containing Fly-ash(Materials. Execution)
, 1958 Koichi Yano
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Structural Concrete, EarlyView.Abstract Utilizing brittle components in structural concrete challenges state‐of‐the‐art verification procedures based on limit theorems of the theory of plasticity. Unresolved questions regarding deformation capacity, force redistribution, and the influence of generally unknown self‐equilibrated stress states impede universally applicable verification
Andreas Näsbom +3 more
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104) Test on an Fly-ash mixed to the Portland Cement(Materials・Construction)
, 1956 Shin Nakamura, Koichi Yano
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Structural Concrete, EarlyView.Abstract This study replicates and extends the findings of Zerin et al. regarding the three‐level systematic FEM thermal stress simulation and Ngoc et al. on an effective stepwise construction strategy in the context of cracking mitigation in durable RC deck slabs on multi‐span steel girder bridges.
Thanh Ngoc Phan +4 more
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Performance‐based concept for the selection of sustainable concretes exposed to chlorides
Structural Concrete, EarlyView.Abstract In order to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals, the construction industry needs to change its current concrete compositions to eco‐friendlier solutions with a much lower carbon footprint. One option is to further increase the use of supplementary cementitious materials as clinker substitution or develop innovative cement and concrete ...
Fabrizio Moro +2 more
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Development of EPS light‐weight concrete for 3D printing
Structural Concrete, EarlyView.Abstract This study investigates the feasibility of 3D printing lightweight concrete (LWC) incorporating expanded polystyrene (EPS) beads, with a focus on optimizing mechanical properties and flowability for 3D concrete printing (3DCP). The research addresses the need for printable, structurally viable lightweight materials by developing and testing ...
Nima Aminpour, Ali Memari
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Study of St. Clair fly ash in non-air-entrained concrete made with Portland and Portland-slag cements : progress report [PDF]
, 1957 F. E. Legg, Ralph H. Vogler
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