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Structural lightweight concrete: Recent research [PDF]
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Lightweight Fibre Reinforced Concrete
Solid State Phenomena, 2016The use of fibre reinforcement in normalweight concrete technology is commonly used in practice. In the area of lightweight concrete, for example with use of expanded clay aggregate, there is not widely used this type of technology. The paper describes the experimental verification of various doses of steel fibres in two types of bulk and compressive ...
Michala Hubertova, Rudolf Hela
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Structural Lightweight Aggregate Concrete
1998Unless special exceptions are made, the entire Code is applicable to lightweight aggregate concrete. The principal exceptions and special provisions for lightweight aggregate concrete are discussed and illustrated in the following section.
Edward S. Hoffman +2 more
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Reinforced Lightweight Concrete Columns
Journal of the Structural Division, 1969Forty columns were tested to compare lightweight and normal weight concrete with respect to instantaneous response to load, time-dependent shortening characteristics under sustained load, and ultimate strength and strain. Two compressive strength levels of concrete were used with intermediate grade steel and high strength steel was also included with ...
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Structural Lightweight Aggregate Concrete
1993Lightweight aggregates for structural concrete - P L Owens. Introduction, definitions and limitations. Lightweight aggregates suitable for use in structural concrete. Brief history of lightweight aggregate production. Manufacturing considerations for structural grades of lightweight aggregate. Lightweight aggregates availaible in the UK.
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PRESTRESSED LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE
Architectural Science Review, 1975Samir Mattar, Peter Manning
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Brief-Lightweight Challenger-lightweight concrete
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1954openaire +1 more source

