Innovative Structural Applications of High Performance Concrete Materials in Sustainable Construction

Concrete is the most widely utilized construction material in the world. Thus, any action intended to enhance the sustainability of the construction industry must consider the supply chain, production, distribution demolition and eventual disposal, landfilling or recycling of this composite material...

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Year of Publication:2022
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