Development of high-performance concrete using ultrafine flyash

Increasing urbanization and industrialization demands advanced infrastructure over the existing structure, especially in a developing country (like India) where the population is very large and keeps on increasing. To deal with this complex situation there is an essential need for structures that ha...

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Compressive strength
Concrete
Criteria
Developing countries
Fly ash
High strength concretes
LDCs
Physics
Precast concrete
Reinforced concrete
Silica fume
Ultrafines
Urbanization
Workability
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