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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MODERN SUPERPLASTICIZERS IN LOW-DURABLE CONCRETES

M. I. Netesa    

Resumen

The article deals with the issue of using super-plasticizers in concrete grades with strength less than 20 MPa, which provides substantial economic effect. 

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