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Torsional behaviours and crack localization in palm oil clinker concrete
civil-and-environmental-engineeringcivil-engineeringconstruction-engineering-and-managementmaterials-science-and-engineeringmechanical-propertiesstructural-engineering
The utilization of a Palm oil clinker for the production of sustainable lightweight concrete has environmental, economic, and social benefits. This study presents the investigation of the torsional behavior and localization of cracks in concrete at different substitution levels of POC coarse aggrega
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