Efficiency of natural pozzolan and natural perlite in controlling the alkali-silica reaction of cementitious materials
Authors:
- Ramdane ChihaouiRCRamdane Chihaoui
- Hocine SiadHSHocine Siad
- Yassine SenhadjiYSYassine Senhadji
- Mohamed MouliMMMohamed Mouli
- Abdelhamid Mejdoub NefoussiANAbdelhamid Mejdoub Nefoussi
- Mohamed LachemiMLMohamed Lachemi
Open Access
- 16 June 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Case Studies in Construction Materials
- Vol. 17
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