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Cement Strength
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Concrete strength is determined by internal friction

03.10.2017 tribonet 1,313 Views

Cement materials, including cement paste, mortar, and concrete, are the most widely manufactured materials in the world. Their carbon footprint is similarly hefty: The processes involved in making cement contribute almost 6 percent of global […]

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