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Surface Treatments for RC Structures in Marine Environments: A Literature Review
If designed correctly, structures made from reinforced concrete have the potential to be very durable and are capable of enduring a wide variety of hostile environmental conditions. However, structural design and engineering standards that are currently available do not provide for sufficient and co...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2024
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