Developing High Strength Pervious Concrete Mixtures with Local Materials

Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering

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"Developing High Strength Pervious Concrete Mixtures with Local Materials"
written by Anthony Torres, Federico Aguayo, Cristian Gaedicke, Parker Nerby, Mario Cavazos, Collin Nerby,
published by Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, Vol.8 No.1, 2020

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