fracture surfaces of porous materials
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2011
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Abstract
A three-dimensional absolute profile parameter was used to characterize the height irregularities of the fracture surfaces of cement pastes. The dependence of these irregularities on porosity was studied and its non-linear character was proved. An analytical form for the detected non-linearity was suggested and then experimentally tested. The surface irregularities manifest scale-invariance properties.
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| Journal | the journal of nutrition |
| Year | 2011 |
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