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Mechanical Performance and Microstructure Evolution of High-Ferrite Portland Cement Concrete Under the Coupled Abrasion and Freeze-Thaw Cycling Conditions. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Lv X, Dong Y, Fan Z.
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Effect of vibration duration on strength and permeability of pervious concrete with recycled aggregate and low-carbon cements. [PDF]
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Archaeometry, 2008
The authors have completed structural and compositional analysis of Roman hydraulic concrete using large cores taken from a variety of maritime structures. In 2005 an 8 m3 block of hydraulic, pozzolanic concrete was built in the sea at Brindisi (Italy), applying the materials and procedures specified by the Roman architect Vitruvius.
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The authors have completed structural and compositional analysis of Roman hydraulic concrete using large cores taken from a variety of maritime structures. In 2005 an 8 m3 block of hydraulic, pozzolanic concrete was built in the sea at Brindisi (Italy), applying the materials and procedures specified by the Roman architect Vitruvius.
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Soil foundations for concrete and reinforced-concrete hydraulic structures
Hydrotechnical Construction, 1974An examination of the work of Special Section IV of the Congress indicates that Soviet and foreign specialists are paying considerable attention to problems of the strength of foundations and stability of rigid concrete and reinforced-concrete retaining structures.
P. D. Evdokimov +3 more
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Hydraulic Properties of Asphalt Concrete
Geotechnical Testing Journal, 2010Abstract This paper presents the laboratory results and methods used to measure the hydraulic parameters of asphalt concrete core samples. The same testing methods used to measure the saturated hydraulic conductivity and moisture retention in soils were applied to the asphalt concrete cores.
R. Eric Pease +3 more
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Lightweight concretes in hydraulic construction
Hydrotechnical Construction, 1979Until recently, heavy concrete composed of dense aggregates has been the basic building material in hydraulic construction. It was assumed that a reduction in the specific gravity of concrete by the use of porous aggregates might lead to undesirable phenomena in hydraulic construction and, above all, reduce the stability of the hydraulic structure and ...
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Hot weather concreting with hydraulic additives
Cement and Concrete Research, 1991Abstract The effect of hot weather on the flexural and compressive strength of concrete, containing different percentage of granulated blast furnace slag and ground rhyolite tuff for partial replacement of cement is studied. The results indicate that concretes containing blast furnace slag as a partial replacement of cement (up to 40 pct) cast and ...
Janos E. Ujhelyi, Ahmad J. Ibrahim
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Offshore Concrete Structures By Hydraulic Aspects
Offshore Technology Conference, 1974ABSTRACT If large enough, a gravity structure in reinforced concrete will have no problems in overall safety. Reduction of the dimensions, however, may change this picture. This became evident to Ingenior F.
Alf Torum, Per K. Larsen, P.S. Hafskjold
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Hydraulic Erosion of Concrete by a Submerged Jet
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 2002The hydraulic erosion of concrete is often found in civil and marine engineering construction. The present study explores the effects of several erosion parameters on the material loss of a concrete specimen subject to the hydraulic flow produced by a submerged jet. Such an investigation has rarely been reported in the literature. The concrete specimen
H. Hocheng, C.H. Weng
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