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Chang-Seon Shon

Associate Professor

Nazarbayev University

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Alfrendo Satyanaga Nio

Associate Professor

Nazarbayev University

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Jingwei Yang

Seoul National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Chul-Woo Chung

Associate Professor

Pusan National University

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Hojae Lee

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Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology

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Cesare Oliviero Rossi

University of Calabria

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Dichuan Zhang

Associate Professor

Nazarbayev University

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Articles (20)

Effect of Various Curing Conditions on Properties of Geopolymer Mixtures Containing Basic Oxygen Furnace Slag (BOFS) Aggregates

In-plane cyclic responses and seismic assessments of unreinforced masonry walls retrofitted with engineered cementitious composites

Performance Evaluation and Swelling Model of Sulfate-Bearing Soft Kaolin Clay Treated with Ordinary Portland Cement and Waste Glass Powder

Performance-Based Evaluation of Supplementary Cementitious Material Synthesized with Basic Oxygen Furnace Slag and Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag

Applicability of Core–Shell Hybridization Approach Using Natural and Recycled Aggregate Concrete

Experimental Evaluation of the Impact of Initial Chloride Content on the Properties of Concrete and Corrosion Risk of Rebars

Experimental investigation on gas permeability characteristics and durability aspects of concrete with construction joint

Probabilistic Assessment of the Possibility of Steel Corrosion According to Initial Chloride Content of Concrete,콘크리트의 초기염화물량에 따른 철근부식 가능성의 확률론적 평가

Thermic enhancement of pozzolanic reactivity of ground coal-based bottom ash as cement substitute

Evaluating the Efficacy of Limestone Powder as a Partial Replacement of Ordinary Portland Cement for the Sustainable Stabilization of Sulfate-Bearing Saline Soil

Development of engineered geopolymer composites containing low-activity fly ashes and ground granulated blast furnace slags with hybrid fibers

Development of cement nanocomposites reinforced by carbon nanotube dispersion using superplasticizers

Dispersion quality of aqueously dispersed MWCNT affected by step sonication process and its impact on mechanical strength of cement paste: A comparison between polycarboxylate based high range water reducers and air entraining agent

Evaluation on Properties of Cement Mortar and Brick Using Magnetically Separated Coal Power Plant Bottom Ash

Experimental Validation of the Impact of Initial Chloride Content on Mortar Properties and Corrosion Risk of Rebars

Factors Influencing Measurement of Dynamic Elastic Modulus from Disk-Shaped Concrete Specimen

Potential applicability of calcium phosphate modified portland cement paste for geologic sequestration of CO2

Characterizing Chronologically Aged Basic Oxygen Furnace Slags as Aggregates and Their Use in Asphalt Concrete Mix as Filler

Evaluation of properties of energy-efficient geopolymer cellular concrete containing basic oxygen furnace slag aggregate

Geopolymer as a key material to utilize basic oxygen furnace slag (BOFS) as an aggregate

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Alfrendo Satyanaga Nio

Jingwei Yang

Chul-Woo Chung

Hojae Lee

Cesare Oliviero Rossi

Dichuan Zhang

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