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Effect of Mineral Wool Impregnated with Carbon Nanotubes on Properties of Cement at High Temperatures

Nutskova et al., 2025

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16406620443094846316
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Nutskova M
Alhazzaa M
Alhazaa A
et al.
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International Journal of Engineering, Transactions A: Basics

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The most significant change in the structure of Portland cement at temperatures above 110 C is a decrease in strength. There are several additives that enhance the cement's resistance to structural failure at high temperatures, such as metallurgical slags, quartz, and …
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