Multifactorial experimental analysis of concrete compressive strength as a function of time and water-to-cement ratio
Authors:
- S. GavelaSGS. Gavela
- N. NikoloutsopoulosNNN. Nikoloutsopoulos
- G. PapadakosGPG. Papadakos
- D. PassaDPD. Passa
- A. SotiropoulouASA. Sotiropoulou
Open Access
- 1 January 2018
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Procedia Structural Integrity
- Vol. 10, 135-140
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