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Calcined paper mill lime mud as an activator in GGBFS-based cementless UHPC File File

Oinam, Yanchen , Vashishtha, Prabhat , Dahal, Mandip , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2023-12 View140
Cementless ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) using CaO- activated GGBFS and calcium formate as an accelerator File

Dahal, Mandip , Oinam, Yanchen , Vashistha, Prabhat , Oh, Jae Eun , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2023-09 View212
Electrical and mechanical characteristics of CaO-activated cementless ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) incorporating steel slag aggregates File File

Kang, Min-Chang , Kang, Munhwa , Jun, Goeun , Oinam, Yanchen , Seung, Hong Min , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2025-10 View96
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 View137
On improved microstructure properties of slag-based UHPC incorporating calcium formate and calcium chloride File

Oinam, Yanchen , Dahal, Mandip , Mesfin, Minwuye , Park, Solmoi , Kim, Hyeong- Ki , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2024-08 View131
Self-sensing properties of cementless ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) with slag aggregates File

Kang, Min-Chang , Lee, Bada , Kang, Munhwa , Lee, Seung-Jung , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2024-06 View119
Utilization of paper mill lime mud to partially replace fillers in cementless ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) File

Oinam, Yanchen , Moges, Kebede Alemayehu , Vashistha, Prabhat , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2024-05 View132
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