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SAMARIS D18a - Report on tests of UHPFRC in the laboratory - Part A

Emmanuel Denarié, Katrin Habel
2004
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This test report describes the experimental program that was conducted within the scope of the research project on “Structural behaviour of elements combining Ultra-High Performance Fibre Reinforced Concretes (UHPFRC) and reinforced concrete” [Habel04]. The objectives of the research were to investigate performance and structural behaviour of composite “UHPFRC-concrete” members and to provide a better knowledge of UHPFRC properties.

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Emmanuel Denarié, Katrin Habel
2004
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