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|a 9783039210169
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|a books978-3-03921-017-6
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|a 9783039210176
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|a Wu, Shaopeng
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|a Environment-Friendly Construction Materials
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2019
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|a 1 electronic resource (270 p.)
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|a aggregate from sanitary ceramic wastes
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|a solubilizer
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|a steel slag
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|a environmentally friendly construction materials
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|a self-compacting concrete (SCC)
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|a overlay tester
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|a pavement failure
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|a phase change materials
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|a physical properties
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|a induced healing
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|a combination
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|a rheological properties
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|a long-term field service
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|a asphalt mixes
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|a molecular bridge
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|a long-term drying shrinkage
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|a tensile stresses
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|a demulsification speed
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|a workability
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|a aging depth
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|a microfluidic
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|a dynamic characteristics
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|a induction heating
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|a plateau value of permanent deformation ratio
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|a nanomaterial
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|a expanded graphite
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|a diatomite
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|a rutting factor
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|a asphalt mastic
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|a viscous-elastic temperature
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|a ultra-thin wearing course
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|a hydrophobic nanosilica
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|a fluorescence spectrum
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|a hydrophilic nanosilica
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|a energy-based approach
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|a damage constitutive model
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|a aggregate morphology
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|a initial self-healing temperature
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|a surface energy
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|a microwave heating
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|a "blue-shift"
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|a rejuvenating systems
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|a effective heating depth
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|a polyacrylic acid
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|a layered double hydroxide
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|a low-temperature
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|a creep
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|a parametrization
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|a pavement performance
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|a dynamic tests
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|a fatigue life
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|a anti-rutting agent
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|a durability
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|a amorphous silica
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|a hydration characteristic
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|a graphene
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|a CO2
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|a sequencing batch Chlorella reactor
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|a asphalt-aggregate adhesion
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|a artificial neural network
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|a carbonation
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|a thermal property
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|a reclaimed asphalt pavement
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|a railway application
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|a viscoelastic properties
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|a waste concrete
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|a styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS) modified bitumen
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|a plateau value of dissipated strain energy ratio
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|a damage characteristics
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|a basalt fiber
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|a three-point bending fatigue test
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|a adhesion energy
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|a bio-oil
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|a X-ray computed tomography
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|a dissipated strain energy
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|a plant ash lixivium
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|a laboratory evaluation
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|a field evaluation
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|a road engineering
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|a building envelopes
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|a crumb rubber powder
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|a aggregates
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|a asphalt mixture
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|a transmittance
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|a artificially aged asphalt mixture
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|a viscoelasticity
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|a mechanical behavior
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|a recycled material
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|a SOD
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|a permeation
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|a rejuvenation
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|a flexibility
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|a construction materials
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|a diffusing
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|a pozzolanic reaction
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|a aging processes
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|a aged bitumen
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|a rejuvenator
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|a high-modulus asphalt mixture (HMAM)
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|a rankinite
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|a cement emulsified asphalt mixture
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|a thickness combinations
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|a relaxation
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|a polyvinyl alcohol
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|a healing model
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|a surface texture
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|a adsorption
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|a cold recycled asphalt mixture
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|a rice husk ash
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|a microstructure
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|a SBS/CRP-modified bitumen
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|a ageing resistance
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|a mineral-asphalt mixtures
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|a MDA
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|a fluidity
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|a hot mix asphalt containing recycled concrete aggregate
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|a self-healing asphalt
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|a flow behavior index
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|a skid-resistance
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|a self-healing
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|a design optimization
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|a damage evolution
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|a aggregate image measurement system
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|a freeze-thaw cycle
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|a fatigue property
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|a steel fiber
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|a fiber modification
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|a water stability
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|a regeneration
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|a rheology
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|a nitrogen and phosphorus removal
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|a high-strength concrete
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|a dynamic responses
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|a dynamic moduli
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|a chemical evolutions
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|a interfacial transition zone
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|a molecular dynamic simulation
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|a titanate coupling agent
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|a porous pumice
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|a modified asphalt materials
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|a limestone
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|a flame retardant
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|a History of engineering and technology / bicssc
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|a epoxidized soybean oil
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|a tensile strains
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|a aqueous solute compositions
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|a water solute exposure
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|a ageing
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|a aged asphalt
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|a desulphurization gypsum residues
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|a ultra-high performance concrete
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|a micro-surfacing
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|a bitumen
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|a Ca-alginate microcapsules
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|a stripping test
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|a resistance to deformations
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|a asphalt pavement
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|a simplex lattice design
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|a fatigue equation
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|a SBS-modified bitumen
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|a ultraviolet radiation
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|a rubber modified asphalt
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|a concrete
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|a aggregate characteristics
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|a Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC)
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|a limestone aggregates
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|a asphalt mortar
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|a crystallization sensitivity
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|a building energy conservation
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|a damping
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|a temperature sensitivity characteristics
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|a specific surface area
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|a sensitivity analysis
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|a aluminum hydroxide
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|a cement
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|a compound modify
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|a sanitary ceramics
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|a morphology
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|a crumb rubber
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|a asphalt
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|a crack healing
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|a diatomite-modified asphalt mixture
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|a granite aggregate
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|a recycling aggregate
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|a asphalt combustion
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|a response surface methodology
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|a mastic
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|a healing agents
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|a micro-morphology
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|a water-leaching pretreatment
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|a polyethylene glycol
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|a calcium alginate capsules
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|a thermal-mechanical properties
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|a optimization
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|a SEM
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|a contact angle
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|a recycling
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|a emulsified asphalt
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|a engineered cementitious composites (ECC)
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|a vibration noise consumption
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|a colloidal structure
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|a fatigue performance
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|a Amirkhanian, Serji
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|a Xiao, Yue
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|a Hoff, Inge
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|a Construction materials are the most widely used materials for civil infrastructure in our daily lives. However, from an environmental point of view, they consume a huge amount of natural resources and generate the majority of greenhouse gasses. Therefore, many new and novel technologies for designing environmentally friendly construction materials have been developed recently. This Special Issue, "Environment-Friendly Construction Materials", has been proposed and organized as a means to present recent developments in the field of construction materials. It covers a wide range of selected topics on construction materials.
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