Сomplex Industrial Wastes Based Admixture for Improved Properties of Fine-Grained Concrete

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In the process of development of architectural views on modern construction, there is a gradual change of urban planning policies and construction in general. One of the modern trends in design focusing on sustainable, energy efficient and environmentally friendly architecture creates a demand for new materials and products that reflect modern achievements in the field of building materials science. A variety of spatial planning options for buildings and structures emphasizes the diversification of building materials. At the same time, concrete as a basic building material has a huge potential in improving and adapting to solutions of environmental problems of the modern world.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 276)

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