EFFECTS OF APPRICATION TECHNIQUES OF POLYMER-MODIFIED MORTARS ON ITS FLEXURAL, COMPRESSIVE AND ADHESIVE STRENGTHS IN PATCHING WORK FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRACTURE

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Cement Science and Concrete Technology
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2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.14250/cement.78.356
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Innovative concrete reinforcement materials
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EFFECTS OF APPRICATION TECHNIQUES OF POLYMER-MODIFIED MORTARS ON ITS FLEXURAL, COMPRESSIVE AND ADHESIVE STRENGTHS IN PATCHING WORK FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRACTURE

Toshiyuki KANDA, Hiroto ARAKI, Takuya Fukui, Toshikatsu SAITO
Cement Science and Concrete Technology
Innovative concrete reinforcement materials
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EFFECTS OF APPRICATION TECHNIQUES OF POLYMER-MODIFIED MORTARS ON ITS FLEXURAL, COMPRESSIVE AND ADHESIVE STRENGTHS IN PATCHING WORK FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRACTURE

Toshiyuki KANDA, Hiroto ARAKI, Takuya Fukui, Toshikatsu SAITO
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Cement Science and Concrete TechnologyVol. 78(1)
Nihon University (JP)
Sustainable cities and communities
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Innovative concrete reinforcement materials
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EFFECTS OF APPRICATION TECHNIQUES OF POLYMER-MODIFIED MORTARS ON ITS FLEXURAL, COMPRESSIVE AND ADHESIVE STRENGTHS IN PATCHING WORK FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRACTURE — Toshiyuki KANDA, Hiroto ARAKI, et al. · Cement Science and Concrete Technology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS