Assessing the effects of soil grading on the moisture content-dependent thermal conductivity of stabilised rammed earth materials
By M. R. Hall, D. Allinson. 2009
136 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering
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In Building and Construction
- F. Ávila
- H. Cagnon
- J. Petric
- Carlos Rivera-Gómez
- Carmen Galán-Marín
- Rafael Gallego
- M. Coutand
- E. Puertas
In Civil and Structural Engineering
- F. Ávila
- H. Cagnon
- J. Petric
- Carlos Rivera-Gómez
- Carmen Galán-Marín
- Rafael Gallego
- M. Coutand
- E. Puertas
In Environmental Engineering
Citations in the corpus
- Hygrothermal properties of earth bricks (2014, methodology): “The heat capacty used by Hall and Allinson [5,7] for their study on SRE ranged from 86 to 868 J kg−1 K−1.”
- Clay-based composite stabilized with natural polymer and fibre (2010, background): “Several scientific studies analyse various aspects of thermal insulation [17–19], but all of them stress the environmental benefits associated to this type of building construction materials [20].”
- Characterization of the mechanical and physical properties of unstabilized rammed earth: A review (2020, background): “6 between particles in partially saturated soils [85,86].”