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A Experimental Study on the Field Application of Concrete with $CO_2$ Reduction Materials  

Jeon, Chanki (Urban and Environmental Engineering Department University of Incheon)
Jeon, Joongkyu (Infrastructure Research Lab., R&BD Center, Kolon Global Corp.)
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Journal of the Society of Disaster Information / v.9, no.2, 2013 , pp. 128-136 More about this Journal
Abstract
The current contractor for use in performance compared to the performance study of industrial byproducts. Due to the stagnation of the construction business and the rise of raw materials, the contractor of the cost savings and environmental issues, and present a variety of ways for research actively being. Through special about the compressive strength characteristics of the mixed concrete, carbonation resistance and chloride penetration resistance of this study, previous studies have been a lot of progress, industrial byproducts, fly ash and blast furnace slag concrete structures were applied to evaluate.
Keywords
fly ash; ground granulated blast furnace slag; compressive strength; carbonation; chloride penetration resistance;
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