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Rheological and mechanical design of low-cement backfill grouts for underground cavities incorporating bentonite and metakaolin with quicklime
Large-volume filling of underground cavities requires backfill grouts that remain sufficiently flowable during transport and placement, resist bleeding after casting, and develop adequate mechanical strength for ground stabilization. Reducing cement consumption while maintaining these properties rem
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