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Maize inoculation with aflatoxigenic and biocontrol fungi - toxin transfer from feed into milk and yoghurt. [PDF]
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Evaluating the performance of recycled aggregate concrete incorporating 3D-Printed concrete waste as aggregate using the rebound hammer test. [PDF]
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Image-based automation of Schmidt hammer test record interpretation
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The Schmidt Hammer in geomorphological research
Progress in Physical Geography, 2006The Schmidt Hammer, originally designed for testing the hardness of concrete in 1948, was first used in a geomorphological context in the 1960s. Since then the advantages and disadvantages of the device for measuring rock characteristics have become apparent, and the Schmidt Hammer has been used for an increasing range of purposes, including the study ...
Andrew Goudie
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The Schmidt hammer in rock material characterization
Engineering Geology, 2005The Schmidt hammer provides a quick and inexpensive measure of surface hardness that is widely used for estimating the mechanical properties of rock material. However, a number of issues such as hammer type, normalization of rebound values, specimen dimensions, surface smoothness, weathering and moisture content, and testing, data reduction and ...
A Aydin
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The schmidt hammer, weathering and rock surface roughness
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 1991AbstractMeasures of the differential relief of adjacent feldspar and pyroxene grains provide the first clear negative correlation of Schmidt hammer rebound (R‐) values and degree of weathering. However, weathering and roughness are intimately related, so the latter cannot be seen simply as a source of error limiting the utility of the Schmidt hammer ...
Danny McCarroll
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