Ultrafine Cement Tests and Drilling Warm Springs Dam
Ultrafine cement was chosen by the Corps of Engineers for tertiary grouting the Warm Springs Dam because of its ultrafine particle size, low settlement, medium viscosity and longevity....
Manning's n From Experiments with Rainfall-Runoff on Portland Cement Concrete Surfaces
Experiments were conducted under artificial rainfall on Portland cement concrete (PCC) surfaces with variable mean texture depths (MTD) and slopes (S). Rain rates were varied up to 3 in/hr...
Bending of Retrofitted Test Foundation Walls
New repair methodology has been developed for residential construction that can be used to retrofit foundation bearing walls damaged by mine subsidence. The repair strengthens the foundation...
Use of High Strength By-Product Gypsum Bricks in Masonry Construction
A new research aimed at producing high strength masonry bricks to be bonded with several types of joint materials other than conventional cement mortar, is introduced in this paper. This...
Digital-Image-Based Computer Modelling of Cement-Based Materials
Understanding the relationships among materials, processing, microstructure, and properties is critical in improving material design. This paper outlines an approach for furthering this...
Stabilization of South Texas Soils with Fly Ash
The expansive soils of south Texas have traditionally been stabilized with lime or Portland cement. As an alternative, a class F fly ash was tried to stabilize expansive soils obtained...
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Concreting at Subfreezing Temperatures
Temperature affects the rate at which portland cement concrete develops strength. Below about 20?C, strength gain is retarded, whereas at higher temperatures it is accelerated. Strength...
Resolving Environmental Concerns: Ash Beneficial Reuse
Review and Evaluation of the Use of Microsilica as an Admixture in Concrete
Engineering Properties and Potential Uses of By-Product Phosphygypsum
The Use of Flue Gas Desulfurization Gypsum in Civil Engineering Applications
Utilization of Fly Ash in High Volumes for Low Strength Cement Composites
Utilization of Carbide Lime Waste in Cement Mortar Mixes
Plant Produces Cements for Rugged Environments
Methods to Estimate Composition of Jet Grout Bodies
Recent European Developments in Constructing Grouted Slabs
Fundamental Observations on Cement Based Grouts (1): Traditional Materials
Fundamental Observations on Cement Based Grouts (2): Microfine Cements and The Cemill? Process
Properties of Cement Grouts and Grouted Sands with Additives
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