Thaumasite sulfate attack characteristic of seawater and sea sand concrete with limestone powder in different sulfate environment at low temperature
Authors:
- Dehui WangDWDehui Wang
- Zhiwen ZhangZZZhiwen Zhang
- Rong ChenRCRong Chen
- Ming WangMWMing Wang
- Ran ChenRCRan Chen
- Lincheng WengLWLincheng Weng
- Longhui ChenLCLonghui Chen
- Lei FangLFLei Fang
- 13 June 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Construction and Building Materials
- Vol. 437
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