BEHAVIOUR OF LIGHTWEIGHT EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE CONCRETE CONTAINING SILICA FUME
By K. Babu, D. Babu. 2003
370 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Mechanical properties of polymer-modified concretes containing expanded polystyrene beads (2007, background): “Hence, some researches have been done on: (1) adding some bonding additives such as aqueous epoxy emulsions and aqueous dispersions of polyvinyl propionate; (2) chemically treated EPS beads which are capable of preventing the segregation in the concrete mixes (commercially available as BST aggregate”
- Use of recycled plastics in concrete: A critical review. (2016, neutral): “…PD: 58.5; BD: 26.8 FM: 3.68 5 Ravindrarajah (1999) EPS Virgin NA 3 average/beads SG: 0.67 – 6 Malloy et al. (2001) Mixed plastic Waste plastic – – – – 7 Babu and Babu (2003) EPS Virgin NA Type A: 6.3 mostly/beads Type B: 4.75 mostly/beads Type A: BD: 9.5; SG: 0.014 Type B: BD: 20; SG:…”