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Different Materials with Same Thickness.
Different Materials with Different Thicknesses.
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It is frequently used for testing of metallic materials (steel, aluminium, etc. – i.e. materials with relatively high tensile strength in comparison to cementitious composites).
However, several problems come out in the case of quasi-brittle materials.
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Metallic materials are corraded unavoidably with deterioration of eviroment in heavy industry cities.
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Corrosion Science.
Corrosion Science.

Materials and experimental methods Raw materials.
The raw materials used to prepare the clinker of corrosion-resisting cementitious material for fill mining include limestone, gypsum, fly ash, clay, and ferrous powder, all available in producing Portland cement [3].
All the raw materials are dried in an oven at 105℃～110℃ for 4h and ground to pass a 75-mesh sieve.
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The replacement was done at (0, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50%) by weight of fine aggregates, with other materials constant.
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Silicate solution is added for the purpose of providing Si ions that are helpful in activating the precursor of a geopolymer material and to increase the dissolution process of the starting raw materials.
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