Durability properties of a concrete with waste glass sludge exposed to freeze-and-thaw condition and de-icing salt
Authors:
- Jihwan KimJKJihwan Kim
- Jae-Heum MoonJMJae-Heum Moon
- Jae Won ShimJSJae Won Shim
- Jongsung SimJSJongsung Sim
- Hyeon-Gi LeeHLHyeon-Gi Lee
- Goangseup ZiGoangseup Zi
- 1 September 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Construction and Building Materials
- Vol. 66, 398-402
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