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, 2009 The effect of glass addition on the processing, physical properties and microstructure of lightweight aggregate made from lignite coal fly ash from the Megalopolis power station in Greece has been investigated.
Cheeseman, CR, Kourti, I
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, 2016 Energy, climate change, industrial development and air pollution are critical items on the international agenda. Addressing them in unison creates many win-win opportunities and is crucial for sustainable development.
Golemaj, Rejnalda, Rayar, Paul
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Static modulus of elasticity of concrete as affected by density [PDF]
, 1960 "December 17, 1960.""Reprinted from, American Concrete Institute Journal, Title No. 57-32 ; V. 32 ; No. 6 ; December 1960 (Proceedings V. 57), P.O.
Pauw, Adrian
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Morphological characterisation of Brazilian expanded clay lightweight aggregate using AIMS
, 2022 Júlio Jorge Braga de Carvalho Nunes +2 more
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BuildingsThe use of artificial porous aggregates for the production of lightweight cement concrete is widespread and used everywhere. In most cases, lightweight artificial aggregates are used to produce concrete of the standard structure using vibration ...
Evgenii M. Shcherban’ +7 more
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Lightweight Self-Compacting Concrete Using Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate
International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, 2020 openaire +1 more source
Розвиток малих історичних міст шляхом утворення туристично-рекреаційного кластеру [PDF]
, 2017 На основі аналізу державної політики та стану урбанізованих територій малих історичних міст, розглянуто можливість застосування кластерної моделі для їх подальшого розвитку.
Кравченко, С. Г. (S. Kravchenko)
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Performance of lightweight foamed concrete using palm oil clinker crushed (POCC) as sand replacement [PDF]
, 2011 Palm oil industry is one of the most important Argo industries in Malaysia. Annually, large amounts of solid waste of palm oil residue are not utilized as a functional wastage and affect the environmental problems.
Muhammad Jahiduddin, Abu Jamal
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Economic geology of the Waikato [PDF]
, 1967 The Waikato contributes between 20 and 25 per cent of New Zealand's mineral production. Aggregate from Mesozoic rocks ranges from good (greywacke) to poor (argillite), with detailed differences being related to the position of the deposit within the New
Kear, David
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