Fig. 1. Diameter of raw materials
Fig. 2. Heating condition of polymer cement mortar
Fig. 3. Density vs. temperature of EVA, EVCL polymer cement mortars
Fig. 4. Compressive strength vs. temperature of EVA, EVCL polymer cement mortars
Fig. 5. Relative compressive strength vs. temperature of EVA, EVCL polymer cement mortars
Fig. 6. Cumulative porosity vs. temperature of EVA, EVCL polymer cement mortars
Fig. 7. Heat release rate of EVA, EVCL polymer cement mortars
Fig. 8. Total heat release rate of EVA, EVCL polymer cement mortars
Table 1. High temperature property in cement based materials and EVA, EVCL
Table 2. Raw materials of polymer cement mortar
Table 3. Mix proportions of EVA, EVCL polymer cement mortars
Table 4. The results of cone calorimeter test
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