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A study of the influence of aggregate grading on concrete penetrability
Concrete is generally perceived as being an inherently durable material. However, many concrete structures need substantial repairs and maintenance during their service life, with the resultant costs to the economy reaching 3-5 % of GNP in some countries. Durability is therefore key in concrete desi...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2015
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