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Carbonation and permeability characteristics of modern South African concretes
The world’s exponential growth in urbanisation has placed significant pressure on the construction industry to support development by expanding its provision of infrastructure. There is expected to be a rapid increase in the consumption of structural concrete to meet the associated requirements. Thi...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2019
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