Liang Tang

Czech Technical University in Prague

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Jan Fořt

Czech Technical University in Prague

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Czech Technical University in Prague

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Liang Tang

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Development of phosphogypsum-based full-solid-waste cementitious materials: Mechanical properties, hydration mechanisms, and pollutant stabilization mechanisms

Study on mechanical properties, hydration mechanism and carbon emission of phosphogypsum-based sustainable cementitious materials

Sustainable Utilization of Modified Electrolytic Manganese Residue as a Cement Retarder: Workability, Mechanical Properties, Hydration Mechanisms, Leaching Toxicity, and Environmental Benefits

Comparative analysis of sulfate activation performance, leaching toxicity, and carbon emission of electrolytic manganese residue in different industrial wastes

Evaluation of the workability, mechanical strength, leaching toxicity and durability of sulfate solid waste composite cementitious materials

Investigation of phase transformation, mechanical properties, hydration mechanism, and heavy metal solidification mechanism of high-strength geopolymers prepared from thermally activated red mud

High temperature calcined red mud-cement mortar: Workability, mechanical properties, hydration mechanism, and microstructure

Study on the microscopic characteristics and hydration mechanism of thermo-alkali activated electrolytic manganese residue geopolymers

Hydration characteristics and pollutant solidification mechanism of full solid waste electrolytic manganese residue super sulfate cement

Study on the mechanism and mechanical properties of magnesium oxychloride cement for blocking pollutants migration from electrolytic manganese residue

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Jan Fořt

Robert Cerny

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