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Waste and supplementary cementitious materials in concrete

By:

Siddique, Rafat

Material type: Text

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TextSeries: Wood head publishing series in civil and structural engineeringPublication details: UK Woodhead publishing 2018Description: xiv; 621pISBN:

978008102156

Subject(s):

Waste and supplementary cementitious materials in concrete

DDC classification:

624.1834 SI-W

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