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Optimizing the content and gradation of recycled tyre rubber particles to improve cracking resistance of concrete mortars
Concrete structures are designed to be sustained for a specific service life time. When some of these structures age, they undergo deterioration due to their exposure to harsh environmental conditions and thus their structural and aesthetic functionalities get compromised. In order to restore such f...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2015
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