Name: Evaluation of Durability and Adhesion Potential: Mortars Produced With Fine Aggregate From the Processing of Construction Waste (en Inglés)
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Author: Alaide M. Santos; Carlos A. S. Oliveira; Tarsicio G. Brito
ISBN: 9786208138646

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Evaluation of Durability and Adhesion Potential: Mortars Produced With Fine Aggregate From the Processing of Construction Waste (en Inglés)

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Alaide M. Santos; Carlos A. S. Oliveira; Tarsicio G. Brito

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9786208138646

Evaluation of Durability and Adhesion Potential: Mortars Produced With Fine Aggregate From the Processing of Construction Waste (en Inglés)

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Final Graduation Paper submitted to the examination board of the Federal University of Itajubá - Itabira Campus, as a requirement for approval in the TFG subject of the Graduation Course in Mobility Engineering. Supervisor Prof Dr Carlos Augusto de Souza Oliveira. This Final Undergraduate Paper is a continuation of the study carried out by Andrade et al. (2014). In that study, the authors assessed the physical and mechanical behaviour of mortar produced from recycled construction waste generated in the city of Itabira. After the work carried out, there was a need for specific studies using RCC to analyse the durability and adhesion potential of mortars for wall cladding. The study in question was therefore carried out.