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Anti-friction system for compression testing of rammed earth samples with a slenderness ratio of 1
The rammed earth construction method, a reversible natural resource, is an ancient technique that has enabled many buildings to survive for centuries. Although this technique is attracting much interest from scientists, the number of laboratory tests that characterize its mechanical performance curr
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