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Magazine Name : Asce: Journal Of Environmental Engineering
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Year : 2003 Volume number : 129 Issue: 10 |
Use Of Residential Construction Waste And Residues From Red Ceramic Industry In Alternative Mortars
(Article)
Subject:
Recyling
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Mortars
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Construction Material
Author:
L.V
Amorim
page:
016
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920
Framework For Recycling Of Wastes In Construction
(Article)
Subject:
Recycling
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Leachates
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Construction Material
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Waste Management
Author:
Hilary I
Inyang
page:
887
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898
By-Products In Earth Construction: Environmental Assessments
(Article)
Subject:
Recycling
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Earthwork
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Finland
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Environmental Issue
Author:
Jaana
Sorvari
page:
899
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909
Use Of Waste Materials For Control Of Acid Mine Drainage And Subsidence
(Article)
Subject:
Recycling
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Backfills
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Fly Ash
Author:
Hema J
Siriwardane
page:
910
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915
Physical And Chemical Properties Of Recycled Tire Shreds For Use In Construction
(Article)
Subject:
Recycling
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Leachates
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Construction Material
Author:
Horace Moo
Young
page:
921
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929
Relating Batch And Column Diffusion Coefficients For Leachable Contaminants In Particulate Waste Materials
(Article)
Subject:
Leachates
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Diffusion Coefficient
Author:
Vincent O
Ogunro
page:
930
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942
Mechanical Stabilization Of Cemented Soil-Fly Ash Mixtures With Recycled Plastic Strips
(Article)
Subject:
Stabilization
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Fly Ash
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Recycling
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Mechanical Properties
Author:
Khaled
Sobhan
page:
943
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947
Effects Of Kiln Ash On The Compressibility Of Residual Lateritic Soils
(Article)
Subject:
Recycling
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Ashes
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Soil Compressibility
Author:
T.C.De Brito
Galvao
page:
948
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951
Engineering Properties Of Fiber Reinforced Cold Asphalt Mixes
(Article)
Subject:
Mixture
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Triaxial Tests
Author:
Benedito De S
Bueno
page:
952
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955
Influence Of Portland Cement Type On Unconfined Compressive Strength And Linear Expansion Of Cement-Stabilized Phosphogypsum
(Article)
Subject:
Portland Cement
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Industrial Wastes
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Pavements
Author:
A.B
Parreira
page:
956
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960
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