RETRACTED: Systematic multiscale models to predict the effect of high-volume fly ash on the maximum compression stress of cement-based mortar at various water/cement ratios and curing times
Authors:
- Ahmed SalihASAhmed Salih
- Serwan RafiqSRSerwan Rafiq
- Parveen SihagPSParveen Sihag
- Kawan GhaforKGKawan Ghafor
- Wael MahmoodWMWael Mahmood
- Warzer SarwarWSWarzer Sarwar
- 1 February 2021
- journal article
- retracted article
- Published by Elsevier in Measurement
- Vol. 171
Abstract
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Funding Information
- University of Sulaimani
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