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Results: 126-150/1112
Authors:
BENTZ DP
WALLER V
DELARRARD F
Citation: Dp. Bentz et al., PREDICTION OF ADIABATIC TEMPERATURE RISE IN CONVENTIONAL AND HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETES USING A 3-D MICROSTRUCTURAL MODEL, Cement and concrete research, 28(2), 1998, pp. 285-297
Authors:
HAVLICA J
BRANDSTETR J
ODLER I
Citation: J. Havlica et al., POSSIBILITIES OF UTILIZING SOLID RESIDUES FROM PRESSURED FLUIDIZED-BED COAL COMBUSTION (PSBC) FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BLENDED CEMENTS, Cement and concrete research, 28(2), 1998, pp. 299-307
Authors:
SUN W
LIU J
QIN H
ZHANG Y
JIN Z
QIAN M
Citation: W. Sun et al., FATIGUE PERFORMANCE AND EQUATIONS OF ROLLER COMPACTED CONCRETE WITH FLY-ASH, Cement and concrete research, 28(2), 1998, pp. 309-315
Authors:
WANG Y
CHUNG DDL
Citation: Y. Wang et Ddl. Chung, EFFECTS OF SAND AND SILICA FUME ON THE VIBRATION DAMPING BEHAVIOR OF CEMENT, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1353-1356
Authors:
PARK CK
Citation: Ck. Park, CHARACTERISTICS AND HYDRATION OF C(12-X)A(7)CENTER-DOT-X(CAF2) (X = 0-SIMILAR-TO-1.5) MINERALS, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1357-1362
Authors:
JAU WC
TSAY DS
Citation: Wc. Jau et Ds. Tsay, A STUDY OF THE BASIC ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF SLAG CEMENT CONCRETE AND ITS RESISTANCE TO SEAWATER CORROSION, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1363-1371
Authors:
WANG Y
CHUNG DDL
Citation: Y. Wang et Ddl. Chung, SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL-PROPERTIES OF CEMENT MORTAR PRIOR TO LOADING, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1373-1378
Authors:
HADDAD RH
ALQADI IL
Citation: Rh. Haddad et Il. Alqadi, CHARACTERIZATION OF PORTLAND-CEMENT CONCRETE USING ELECTROMAGNETIC-WAVES OVER THE MICROWAVE-FREQUENCIES, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1379-1391
Authors:
KUTTY TRN
NAYAK M
Citation: Trn. Kutty et M. Nayak, HYDRATION REACTIONS OF NONSTOICHIOMETRIC BARIUM ORTHOALUMINATES, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1393-1404
Authors:
ALSAYED SH
Citation: Sh. Alsayed, INFLUENCE OF SUPERPLASTICIZER, PLASTICIZER, AND SILICA FUME ON THE DRYING SHRINKAGE OF HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE SUBJECTED TO HOT-DRY FIELD CONDITIONS, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1405-1415
Authors:
YOOL AIG
LEES TP
FRIED A
Citation: Aig. Yool et al., IMPROVEMENTS TO THE METHYLENE-BLUE DYE TEST FOR HARMFUL CLAY IN AGGREGATES FOR CONCRETE AND MORTAR, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1417-1428
Authors:
DASGUPTA R
HAY JC
ORTIZLONGO CR
WHITE KW
VIPULANANDAN C
Citation: R. Dasgupta et al., EXPERIMENTAL-STUDY OF THE MICROSTRUCTURAL INFLUENCE OF THE STRAIN-SOFTENING BEHAVIOR OF CEMENT MORTAR, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1429-1444
Authors:
HAQUE MN
KAYALI O
Citation: Mn. Haque et O. Kayali, PROPERTIES OF HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE USING A FINE FLY-ASH, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1445-1452
Authors:
TASONG WS
LYNSDALE CJ
CRIPPS JC
Citation: Ws. Tasong et al., AGGREGATE-CEMENT PASTE INTERFACE - II - INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATE PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1453-1465
Authors:
KANNA V
OLSON RA
JENNINGS HM
Citation: V. Kanna et al., EFFECT OF SHRINKAGE AND MOISTURE-CONTENT ON THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BLENDED CEMENT MORTARS, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1467-1477
Authors:
HILL R
RATHBONE R
HOWER JC
Citation: R. Hill et al., INVESTIGATION OF FLY-ASH CARBON BY THERMAL-ANALYSIS AND OPTICAL MICROSCOPY, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1479-1488
Authors:
SANDBERG P
TANG L
ANDERSEN A
Citation: P. Sandberg et al., RECURRENT STUDIES OF CHLORIDE INGRESS IN UNCRACKED MARINE CONCRETE ATVARIOUS EXPOSURE TIMES AND ELEVATIONS, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1489-1503
Authors:
RAO GA
Citation: Ga. Rao, INFLUENCE OF SILICA FUME REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT ON EXPANSION AND DRYING SHRINKAGE, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1505-1509
Authors:
GLASSER FP
Citation: Fp. Glasser, A DISCUSSION OF THE PAPERS INFLUENCE OF ZNO ON CLINKERIZATION AND PROPERTIES OF VSK CEMENT BY BORDOLI,D., BAKUAH,A.C., BARKAKATI,P., AND BORTHAKUR,P.C., AND HYDRATION OF ORDINARY PORTLAND CEMENTS MADE FROM RAWMIX CONTAINING TRANSITION-METAL OXIDES BY KAKALI,G., TSIVILLS,S., ANDTSIALTAS,A, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1511-1512
Authors:
KAKALI G
Citation: G. Kakali, A REPLY TO THE DISCUSSION OF THE PAPER HYDRATION OF ORDINARY PORTLANDCEMENTS MADE FROM RAW MIX CONTAINING TRANSITION ELEMENT OXIDES BY GLASSER,F.P, Cement and concrete research, 28(10), 1998, pp. 1513-1513
Authors:
QIAN G
XU G
LI H
LI A
Citation: G. Qian et al., THE EFFECT OF AUTOCLAVE TEMPERATURE ON THE EXPANSION AND HYDROTHERMALPRODUCTS OF HIGH-MGO BLENDED CEMENTS, Cement and concrete research, 28(1), 1998, pp. 1-6
Authors:
ZHAO TJ
ZHOU ZH
ZHU JQ
FENG NQ
Citation: Tj. Zhao et al., AN ALTERNATING TEST METHOD FOR CONCRETE PERMEABILITY, Cement and concrete research, 28(1), 1998, pp. 7-12
Authors:
BAJZA A
ROUSEKOVA I
ZIVICA V
Citation: A. Bajza et al., SILICA FUME SODIUM-HYDROXIDE BINDING SYSTEMS, Cement and concrete research, 28(1), 1998, pp. 13-18
Authors:
SERSALE R
FRIGIONE G
BONAVITA L
Citation: R. Sersale et al., ACID DEPOSITIONS AND CONCRETE ATTACK - MAIN INFLUENCES, Cement and concrete research, 28(1), 1998, pp. 19-24
Authors:
SHAYAN A
Citation: A. Shayan, EFFECTS OF NAOH AND NACL SOLUTIONS AND TEMPERATURE ON THE BEHAVIOR OFSPECIMENS SUBJECTED TO ACCELERATED AAR TESTS, Cement and concrete research, 28(1), 1998, pp. 25-31