building materials realized with ultra-fine fly ash and silica fume
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Abstract
The author’s experimental researches presented in this paper were focused on the building materials obtained by using ultra-fine fly ash and silica fume (like heavy mortars or compacted lightweight concretes). From experimental determinations there have been studied the following characteristics: the water absorption in function of mass, apparent density, tensile and compression strength (at 7 and 28 days), technical efficiency at 28 days and shrinkage.
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| Authors | ;Cătălin Badea;Corneliu Bob |
| Journal | Parasites & vectors |
| Year | 2005 |
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