Structure – property study of concrete containing cement blend with 15 percent of natural zeolit

Ivan Janotka; Terezia Nürnbergerová; Martin Križma; Ľubomír Bágeľ

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Structure – property study of concrete containing cement blend with 15 percent of natural zeolit

Ivan Janotka ¹

Terezia Nürnbergerová ¹

Martin Križma ¹

Ľubomír Bágeľ ¹

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Institute of Construction and Architecture Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia

Publication date: 2006-05-01

Cement Wapno Beton 11(3) 159-170 (2006)

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The authors wish to thank the Slovak Grant Agency (Grant No. 2/6107/26) for support of this work.

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