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The effectiveness of a percussion drill method for making concrete cube samples to assess the characteristics of precast zero-slump concrete
The precast industry in South Africa consumes about 28% of the total cement produced, and a large proportion of its concrete is prepared with zero-slump concrete mixes. Precast finished products are load tested to confirm compliance, but the zero-slump concrete is often not tested by cube or cylinde...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2024
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