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Composite Repair/Upgrade of Concrete Structures

Freeze-Thaw Durability of Concretes With and Without Class C Fly Ash

Wastewater System Design and Evaluation

Evaluation of Grout Materials for Anchor Embedments in Hardened Concrete

Constructional and Environmental Aspects of Structural Materials at Antarctica and Indian Himalayas

Degradation of Reinforced Concrete Structures Under Aggressive Conditions

Corrosion Effects of Cement Stabilized Backfill on Galvanized Steel Reinforcement

Studies on Galvanized Carbon Steel in Ca(OH)2 Solutions

Inhibiting Action of Calcium Nitrite on Carbon Steel Rebars

Developments in Sandwich Beam Theory and Practice

Hot-Spot Fatigue Design of Aluminum Joints

Flexure for Polymer Concrete Using PET Waste

Recent Advancements in Smart Tagged Composites for Infrastructure

Historic Concrete Structures Assessment and Repair

Recent Innovation for Concrete Highway Bridges

Bridge Deck Performance and Rehabilitation: A Reliability-Based Analysis

Bridge Rehabilitation Permits Higher Live Loads

On the Use of Fiber Reinforced Composites for Infrastructure Renewal? A Systems Approach

Recent Advances in the Development of High Performance Cement-Based Materials

The Nature of Passivity of Reinforcing Steel

 

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