Experimental study on the damage characteristics of steel fiber reinforced concrete slabs attacked by chloride ion under contact explosion
Authors:
- Xiaohua ZhaoXZXiaohua Zhao
- Guo JiangGJGuo Jiang
- Lin YangLYLin Yang
- Yongsheng JiaYJYongsheng Jia
- Hongyuan FangHFHongyuan Fang
- Jinshan SunJSJinshan Sun
- Haonan ZhaoHZHaonan Zhao
- 28 October 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Ocean Research
- Vol. 153
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