Effect of fiber type and content on properties of high-strength fiber reinforced self-consolidating concrete
Authors:
- Bui Le Anh TuanBTBui Le Anh Tuan
- Mewael Gebregirogis TesfamariamMTMewael Gebregirogis Tesfamariam
- Chao-Lung HwangCHChao-Lung Hwang
- Chun-Tsun ChenCCChun-Tsun Chen
- Yuan-Yuan ChenYCYuan-Yuan Chen
- Kae-Long LinKLKae-Long Lin
- 30 September 2014
- journal article
- Published by Techno-Press in Computers & concrete
- Vol. 14 (3) , 299-313
Abstract
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