Add to ORKGX Iberian Spectroscopy Conference and XXVI National Spectroscopy Meeting. 9-11 July, Lisbon, Portugal (2018). .-http://xcie-xxvirne.eventos.chemistryAt the present time, cement is the construction material with the highest production and consumption rate worldwide, because of its significant mechanical properties. These properties are modified when the material is subjected to extreme conditions due to several physical and chemical changes which occur in it. [1] One of the most usual extreme conditions is fire, which causes not only a considerable decrease in the mechanical properties of cement, but also chemical changes associated with structural modifications
Geomechanical damage, such as fracturing of wellbore cement, can severely impact well integrity in C...
Introduction The long-term chemo-mechanical performance of the cementitious components of a radioact...
Concrete is crucial for infrastructure development and is the most widely used construction material...
The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1617/s11527-018-1150-yFire-i...
Laser processing is unarguably associated with some alterations of cementitious materials' geometric...
Concrete is the most widely used construction material and given the current population growth, econ...
Durability and sustainability have gained an increasing importance over the last years. The producti...
Reducing CO2 emissions is one of the most important issues, not only from the economic point of view...
This study addresses the critical question of how Xenon radiation, simulating natural solar radiatio...
The results of an experimental investigation on the physical and chemical characteristics of cement-...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN007379 / BLDSC - British Library D...
Carbonation for the curing of cement-based materials has been gaining increased attention in recent ...
The Portland cement has several well-known deficiencies when used at a temperature above 110°C and ...
Concrete structures are considered to have higher degree of thermal and fire resistance than steel s...
An alternative cement system created through geopolymerization of fy ash ofers favorable properties ...
Geomechanical damage, such as fracturing of wellbore cement, can severely impact well integrity in C...
Introduction The long-term chemo-mechanical performance of the cementitious components of a radioact...
Concrete is crucial for infrastructure development and is the most widely used construction material...
The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1617/s11527-018-1150-yFire-i...
Laser processing is unarguably associated with some alterations of cementitious materials' geometric...
Concrete is the most widely used construction material and given the current population growth, econ...
Durability and sustainability have gained an increasing importance over the last years. The producti...
Reducing CO2 emissions is one of the most important issues, not only from the economic point of view...
This study addresses the critical question of how Xenon radiation, simulating natural solar radiatio...
The results of an experimental investigation on the physical and chemical characteristics of cement-...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN007379 / BLDSC - British Library D...
Carbonation for the curing of cement-based materials has been gaining increased attention in recent ...
The Portland cement has several well-known deficiencies when used at a temperature above 110°C and ...
Concrete structures are considered to have higher degree of thermal and fire resistance than steel s...
An alternative cement system created through geopolymerization of fy ash ofers favorable properties ...
Geomechanical damage, such as fracturing of wellbore cement, can severely impact well integrity in C...
Introduction The long-term chemo-mechanical performance of the cementitious components of a radioact...
Concrete is crucial for infrastructure development and is the most widely used construction material...