Ziari et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Effects of Using “NICOFLOK” polymer on the strength of construction and demolition wastesZiari et al., 2023
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- Ziari H
- Jafarie Nader B
- Rezaie Moghaddam F
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- AUT Journal of Civil Engineering
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Construction and demolition wastes is always a trouble for construction and agriculture activities. In this study samples from bricks, cement mortar and gypsum and their composition which comes from building construction and demolition were collected. The …
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