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Comparative study of the effect of crushed dune sand and limestone fillers on mortar properties in aggressive environment
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World Journal of Engineering
World Journal of Engineering (2023) 20 (1): 85–92.
Published: 02 August 2021
...Abdelaziz Logbi; Mohamed Mani; Toufik Choungara; Abdelouahed Kriker Purpose This paper aims to study the effect of mineral additions on the mortars’ physical, mechanical and durability properties. Two local mineral additions, considered inert, are chosen: limestone fillers from North-East...
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Properties of self-compacting mortar made with various mineralogical sources different types of sands and fillers
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World Journal of Engineering
World Journal of Engineering (2021) 18 (6): 861–869.
Published: 31 May 2021
... were used separately and in binary combinations; silica river sand (SRS), limestone quarry sand (LQS), silica fillers (SF) and limestone fillers (LF). The formulation starts with the self-compacting pastes (SCPs) then the SCMs at the SRS and the LQS whose the cement is partially replaced by volume...
