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Selected durability studies of geopolymer concrete with respect to carbonation, elevated temperature, and microbial induced corrosion
This thesis reports a comprehensive study related to the experimental evaluation of carbonation in reinforced geopolymer concrete, the evaluation of geopolymer concretes at elevated temperature, and the resistance of geopolymer concrete to microbial induced corrosion (MIC). Carbonation: Reinforced c
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