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Online since: February 2026
Authors: Atef Daoud, Jihen Mallek, Omar Mezghanni, Mohamed Fourati, Mamadou Diouf, Lala Brahim, Bilel Hadrich
Ochi et al. [16] tested 30–40 mm fibers at 3% for mines and roads.
Shahidan et al. [7] reported ductility gains with 50 mm fibers at 1%.
· The crushed coarse aggregate used in this study was sourced from the El Houereb quarry in Tunisia.
[3] Al-Hadithi, A.
K., Al-Hadithi, A.
Shahidan et al. [7] reported ductility gains with 50 mm fibers at 1%.
· The crushed coarse aggregate used in this study was sourced from the El Houereb quarry in Tunisia.
[3] Al-Hadithi, A.
K., Al-Hadithi, A.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: N.Z. Noriman, S. Ragunathan, H. Ismail, Sam Sung Ting
According to Mario Escudero Acevedo et al. [16], tertiary hydrogen atom possess lower dissociation energy than other hydrogen atoms thus making it easier to convert to free radicals, any molecular scission produced by the effect of thermal aging will happen preferentially in this zone of the amorphous phase.
El-Naggar, M.G.
El-Naggar, M.G.
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Mahdi Shariati, Nor Hafizah Ramli Sulong, Hamid Sinaei, Mohammad Mehdi Arabnejad Khanouki, Payam Shafigh
The test results on channel connectors embedded in normal concrete specimens were reported in the University of Illinois Bulletin by Viest et al [6].
[4] Lam D, El-Lobody E.
[4] Lam D, El-Lobody E.