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Advances in Highly Ductile Concrete Research. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
He J, Huang Z, Wang X, Xin M, Zhang Y, Lu H.   +5 more
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Performance analysis of palm tree microfibers in concrete. [PDF]

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Yassin MH, Lakys RE, Merouani ZE, Jumah A, Farhat MH.   +4 more
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Sealing and unsealing effect of filamentous fungi in CEM I cement mortars with polycarboxylic admixture. [PDF]

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Stanaszek-Tomal E.
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Sustainable Soil-Cement Composites with Rice Husk Ash and Silica Fume: A Review of Performance and Environmental Benefits. [PDF]

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Yin X, Rahman MM, Sun Y, Zhao Y, Wang J.
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Correlating rheological properties to the pumpability and shootability of wet-mix shotcrete mixtures

Construction and Building Materials, 2015
Abstract The pumpability and shootability of fresh wet-mix shotcrete (WMS) mixtures are important factors determining the quality of applied wet-mix shotcrete. Currently, one of the simplest and most accepted methods for estimating the performance of the pumping and shooting process is the slump test.
Kyong-Ku Yun, Pangil Choi, Jung Heum Yeon   +2 more
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Investigating and optimizing the mix proportion of pumping wet-mix shotcrete with polypropylene fiber

Construction and Building Materials, 2017
Abstract In order to obtain the optimum mixture proportions of wet-mix shotcrete, the tests of shotcrete properties with different fiber length were firstly conducted and the situation of breakage fiber was analyzed statistically. Secondly, mix proportion factors of wet-mix shotcrete were analyzed by using the Taguchi method.
Guoming Liu, Weimin Cheng, Lianjun Chen   +2 more
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Workability, strength and toughness properties of different types of fiber-reinforced wet-mix shotcrete

Structures, 2021
Abstract The main focus of this study is to investigate the effects of macro steel (ST), forta-ferro (FF) and polyamide (PA) synthetic fibers on the slump, compressive, splitting tensile, flexural strength, flexural toughness and rebound rate of wet-mix shotcrete.
Akbulut, Zehra Funda, Oker, Behice, Guler, Soner   +2 more
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Steel‐Fiber‐Reinforced Wet‐Mix Shotcrete: Comparisons with Cast Concrete

Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 1994
As part of a larger investigation in steel‐fiber‐reinforced wet‐mix shotcrete, companion specimens were cast using the shotcrete mixes for a direct comparison with shotcrete after hardening. Deformed steel fibers with five different geometries were investigated. Mixes were first shot on wooden forms and then cast using external vibration.
Nemkumar Banthia
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Effects of admixtures on the rheological properties of high-performance wet-mix shotcrete mixtures

Construction and Building Materials, 2015
Abstract This study investigates the effects of various admixtures on the rheological properties of high-performance wet-mix shotcrete (HPWMS) in an attempt to resolve practical issues faced in conventional wet-mix shotcrete processing. The admixtures used in this study were silica fume, air-entraining agent (AEA), superplasticizer, synthetic fiber ...
Kyong-Ku Yun, Jung Heum Yeon
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Understanding aerosol pollutant generation in wet-mix shotcrete for tunnel construction

Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology
Shu Wang
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