Thermo-mechanical and microstructural characterisation of sodium-poly(sialate-siloxo) (Na-PSS) geopolymers

By Subaer, A. Riessen. 2007

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Performance of refractory aluminosilicate particle/fiber-reinforced geopolymer composites (2012, background): “These previous results reveal variations in the residual compressive strengths of composites exposed to high temperatures depending on the nature of the particulate reinforcement, which is coherent with the differences in the thermal expansion coefficients of the matrix and each of these materials, ”
Fire endurance of steel reinforced fly ash geopolymer concrete elements (2015, background): “Subaer, van Riessen, A., “Thermo-mechanical and microstructural characterisation of 424 sodium poly (sialate-siloxo) (Na-Pss) geopolymers”, Journal of Materials Science, V. 42, 425 2007, pp. 3117-3123.”
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