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Characterisation and refinement of properties of glass fibre reinforced polyester polymer concrete for use in manhole components
The aim of this investigation is to characterise and refine the physical properties of glass fibre reinforced polyester polymer concrete. This material is currently being employed by AV Mouldings (Pty) Ltd. to manufacture manhole and drain components according to specifications existing for cast iro...
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Centre for Materials Engineering
2016
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