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Advances in Building Technologies and Construction Materials 2018
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Ey give added value in terms of increased performance and functionality. e reduction of carbon footprint for construction materials can start at the production phase, where energy-efficient processes can be developed and waste or recycled materials can be employed
Is special issue is the result of the huge success presented by previous special issues of the same topic, and as the previous special issues had a great acceptation by the scientific community with 61 papers submitted and 26 papers accepted for publication
Zhao et al present the development of steel fiber-reinforced expanded-shale lightweight concrete (SFRELC) with high freeze-thaw resistance
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Ey give added value in terms of increased performance and functionality. e reduction of carbon footprint for construction materials can start at the production phase, where energy-efficient processes can be developed and waste or recycled materials can be employed. Editorial Advances in Building Technologies and Construction Materials 2018 Delgado ,1 Robert Cerny ,2 A.G. Barbosa de Lima ,3 and A.
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