Marta Skaf

Associate Professor

Universidad de Burgos

Spain

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Marta Skaf is an Associate Professor at the University of Burgos in Spain. Her research areas focus on the properties and durability of concrete, particularly concerning the use of raw-crushed wind turbine blades and alternative materials like electric arc furnace slag. Recent publications include studies on the mechanical properties, water transport behavior, and optimization of concrete mixes, highlighting her expertise in sustainable materials in civil engineering.

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Juan M. Manso

SPAIN

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JOSE TOMAS SAN JOSE LOMBERA

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Universidad del País Vasco

SPAIN

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Amaia Santamaría

Associate Professor

University of the Basque Country

SPAIN

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Flora Faleschini

Associate Professor

ITALY

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Carlos Thomas

Associate Professor

SPAIN

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JESUS MARIA ROMERA AGUAYO

University of the Basque Country

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Vanesa Ortega-López

Universidad de Burgos

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Ana Belén Espinosa

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Universidad de Burgos

SPAIN

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Articles (19)

Low-Strength Concrete with Raw-Crushed Wind Turbine Blade and Coarse Recycled Aggregate

Evaluation of the durability of structural concrete with low contents of Raw-Crushed Wind Turbine Blade

Exploring the behavior of concrete containing selectively crushed wind-turbine blade from a water-transport perspective

Mechanical Properties of Concrete Mixes with Selectively Crushed Wind Turbine Blade: Comparison with Raw-Crushing

Optimization of cementitious mixes through response surface method: a systematic review

Electric arc furnace slag in substitution of quartz for surface treatment of concrete paving slabs

Mechanical and environmental advantages of the revaluation of raw-crushed wind-turbine blades as a concrete component

Water transport and porosity trends of concrete containing integral additions of raw-crushed wind-turbine blade

Utility of Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity for Estimating the Overall Mechanical Behavior of Recycled Aggregate Self-Compacting Concrete

Scaled concrete beams containing maximum levels of coarse recycled aggregate: Structural verifications for precast‐concrete building applications

Educating Future Agricultural Engineers at the University of Burgos, Spain, through a Service-Learning Project on Rural Depopulation and Its Social Consequences

Raw-crushed wind-turbine blade: Waste characterization and suitability for use in concrete production

Student-teacher out-of-class communication on engineering courses during the COVID-19 pandemic: from face-to-face to videocalls

Analyzing the Relationship between Compressive Strength and Modulus of Elasticity in Concrete with Ladle Furnace Slag

Elastic stiffness estimation of aggregate–ITZ system of concrete through matrix porosity and volumetric considerations: explanation and exemplification

Simultaneous addition of slag binder, recycled concrete aggregate and sustainable powders to self-compacting concrete: a synergistic mechanical-property approach

¿Por qué el efecto del árido de hormigón reciclado en la resistencia a compresión del hormigón autocompactante no es homogéneo? Una revisión bibliográfica

Reflections throughout the COVID-19 Lockdown: What Do I Need for Successful Learning of Engineering?

Multi-criteria feasibility of real use of self-compacting concrete with sustainable aggregate, binder and powder

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Juan M. Manso

JOSE TOMAS SAN JOSE LOMBERA

Amaia Santamaría

Flora Faleschini

Carlos Thomas

JESUS MARIA ROMERA AGUAYO

Vanesa Ortega-López

Ana Belén Espinosa

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