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Feasibility of using high-volume pozzolanic fillers to develop sustainable engineered cementitious composites (ECC) File

Zhang, Minghu , Zhu, Xuezhen , Pyo, Sukhoon , Yang, Yuanxia , Liu, Baoju , Shi, Jinyan

Article Issue Date2023-10 View13
Influence of cellulose micro-fibers on hydration characteristics of cementless UHPC using CaO-activated GGBFS File

Oinam, Yanchen , Ju, Suhawn , Shin, Myoungsu , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2023-07 View15
Influence of the structural modification of polycarboxylate copolymer with a low dispersing ability on the set-retarding of Portland cement File

Jun, Yubin , Jeong, Yeonung , Oh, Jae Eun , Park, Jongnam , Ha, Ju-hyung , Sohn, Seok Gyu

Article Issue Date2015-09 View10
Measurement of skeletal density and porosity of construction materials using a new proposed vacuum pycnometer File

Park, Sungwoo , Kang, Min-Chang , Oinam, Yanchen , Amoozegar, Aziz , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2022-06 View12
Mechanical and Durability Properties of Cementless Concretes Made Using Three Types of CaO-Activated GGBFS Binders File File

Yum, Woo Sung , Yu, Juan , Jeon, Dongho , Song, Haemin , Sim, Sungwon , Kim, Do Hoon , Oh, Jae Eun

Article Issue Date2022-01 View9
Microstructural verification of the strength performance of ternary blended cement systems with high volumes of fly ash and GGBFS File

Jeong, Yeonung , Park, Hyeoneun , Jun, Yubin , Jeong, Jae-Hong , Oh, Jae Eun

Article Issue Date2015-10 View8
Thermodynamic modeling and mechanical properties of hybrid alkaline cement composites File

Park, Sungwoo , Park, Seunghee , Park, Solmoi , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2022-03 View9
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