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Apart from the workability of the fresh concrete, the compressive strength, splitting tensile strength, capillary water sorptivity, chloride penetration, and micro-hardness of the interfacial transition zone (ITZ) were measured.
In the debate he was pushed into less comfortable territory – the national broadband network, the same sex marriage plebiscite he reluctantly inherited from Tony Abbott, the workability of his policies on climate change.
It was also observed from the results that the workability of laterite concrete (LATCON) increases with increase in the replacement level of sand by laterite, while the compressive, split tensile, and flexural strengths and the percentage water absorption of the concrete decrease with increase in the replacement level of sand.
For titanium aluminide (TiAl) alloys, the high cost mainly comes from the forming process since the workability of TiAl alloys is quite low.
The study was conducted from two points of views: improving the workability of the concrete in a fresh state and improving the flexural strength in the hardened state.
A water reducer agent with the commercial name of Gelenium 110p from Iranian BASF Construction Chemicals was used to adjust the workability of the concrete mixtures.
Though the authors demonstrated the workability of the producing hydrogen from solid acids on a laboratory-scale fixed-bed reactor, replication of the results in a solar reactor needs to be performed to know the feasibility of the process.
The in-process video microscopy (PVM) images that are acquired from Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) seeded cooling crystallization process are used to demonstrate the workability of the proposed approach.
The workability of the mortar is found to increase systematically from 155 ± 5 mm (control mortar) to 167 ± 8 mm (0.2050% polymer modified mortar).
Lord Tebbit voiced doubts in 2006 about the workability of bringing in a bill of rights while remaining part of the European Convention – from which of course he believes Britain should withdraw.
