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Methods for analysis of trace elements in coal, coal fly ash, soil, and plant samples. [59 refs] [PDF]
, 1976 R.V. Slates
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Structural Concrete, EarlyView.Abstract Ultra‐fine copper slag (CS), a byproduct of the copper industry, is al waste material that is produced in large volumes annually, and its disposal and management are a major environmental concern. Therefore, the utilization of CS in various sectors, especially in the production of construction and building materials, offers enormous potential ...
Metin Katlav +4 more
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Structural Concrete, EarlyView.Abstract To investigate crack development, in particular the evolution of crack widths and crack spacing during the crack formation and stabilized cracking stage, an experimental campaign on reinforced concrete slabs under uniaxial tensile loading was conducted. The specimens were, prior to the campaign, subjected to restraint‐induced stress for 7 days,
Christopher Schmidt +3 more
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INFLUENCE OF QUALITY OF FLY ASH ON PROPERTIES OF PREPAKT CONCRETE
, 1960 Sango Sugimoto, Hideo Tsuchida
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Enhancing printability of 3D printed concrete by using metakaolin and silica fume
Structural Concrete, EarlyView.Abstract This study investigates the effects of incorporating metakaolin (MK) and silica fume (SF) on the fresh and hardened properties of 3D printed concrete (3DPC). Five mix designs were prepared with MK replacement levels of 0%, 10%, 12.5%, and 15%, along with one mix containing 10% MK and 5% SF.
Marwah M. Thajeel +2 more
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The effect of variations in amount of water added to fly-ash concrete mixes :bprogress report [PDF]
, 1956 F. E. Legg, Ralph H. Vogler
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EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY DURING CURING ON STRENGTH OF CONCRETE CONTAINING FLY ASH
, 1960 Takao Soda, Kanji Yamazaki
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Electrostatic Precipitation Of Fly Ash Reaches Fiftieth Anniversary [PDF]
, 1974 Dennis Carlton-Jones
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