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Cast concrete blocks containing the carbonated aggregate achieve compressive strengths of 24 MPa, making them suitable for use with concrete exposed to non-aggressive service environments.

The present data provide evidence that family practices that on aggregate achieve highly on the HbA1c quality of care target over a period of at least four years, may have lower risk of retinopathy among their registered diabetic patients.

Nevertheless, the results suggest an important overall conclusion; family practices that on aggregate achieve better blood glucose control, whatever its cause, may experience less diabetic retinopathy in their patients.

Concrete containing MIBA lightweight aggregate achieved low density, high consistence properties, with strengths just below Lytag mixes.

Structural lightweight concretes produced with these secondary aggregates achieved comparable performance to lightweight concretes produced with conventional expanded clay.

According to the results, the concretes produced with a combined mixture of 50% coarse mixed aggregates and 50% of coarse steel aggregates achieved the most adequate properties for use in dyke block manufacturing.

The LCA results showed that the partition wall blocks prepared with fresh CSW and recycled concrete aggregates achieved higher sustainability as it consumed 59% lower energy, emitted 66% lower greenhouse gases, and produced lesser amount of other environmental impacts than that of the conventional one.

This paper presents the optimization result of cool pavement coating material based on selected tiles aggregate to achieve high near infrared region (NIR) reflectance.

The concrete produced employing high percentages of coarse mixed recycled aggregates (without steel slag aggregates) could achieve adequate properties in its saturated state.

After getting the transformation functions for each layer, all of those are aggregated to achieve the final desired transformation function handling the sudden peaks.

It is proposed that aggregates which achieve a mass loss of less than 0.50% and no colour change in the test solution be accepted.