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Characteristics and durability of cements containing fly ash and limestone subjected to Caron's Lake water
In most countries, limestone and pozzolanas are widely used in Portland cement because such additions increase the chemical resistance to sulfate and/or chloride attack, impermeability and lower the heat of hydration of concrete. [read more]
Simultaneous heat and moisture transfer in concrete with time-dependent boundary conditions approach to design safety
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Introduction of steel columns in US buildings, 1862–1920
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Decommissioning nuclear plants: experiences in Germany
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