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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"condensed silica fume"”.

  1. The influence of binder type and cracking on reinforcing steel corrosion in concrete

    … commonly used in South Africa (slag, fly ash,and condensed silica fume) and performed under laboratory conditions at 30°C.

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  2. The fracture toughness of silica fume concrete using experimental and numerical techniques

    … energy intensive materials. One such material is condensed silica fume (CSF) which is an industrial by-product and until recently was discarded as waste. Research has shown that the addition of CSF to concrete can have the dual benefits of increased strength and improved durability.<br/>In the …

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  3. Development of a simulated natural carbonation test and durability of selected CEM II concretes

    … of CEM I and CEM II concretes, containing condensed silica fume (10%, 15%, 20%) andmetakaolin (10%, 15%, 20%), were benchmarked against a PC/PFA 30% Reference Mix to assessthe effect of cement type on carbonation resistance. All concretes were tested on an equal strengthbasis of 37N/mm2, …

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