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Compressive Strength of Unburned Clay Masonry
Clay is a traditional construction material which has got to background with introduction of modern materials to building practice. Nowadays, there are two main reasons for unfired clay materials interest grow. First, a clay masonry is in an agreement with sustainable development principles. Second, the unburned clay constructions have positive influence on a human health. However, there is not proper material available for clay constructions design due to lack of proper examination of its mechanical properties. This submission concerns with compressive strength of low walls made of unburned clay.
Compressive Strength of Unburned Clay Masonry
Clay is a traditional construction material which has got to background with introduction of modern materials to building practice. Nowadays, there are two main reasons for unfired clay materials interest grow. First, a clay masonry is in an agreement with sustainable development principles. Second, the unburned clay constructions have positive influence on a human health. However, there is not proper material available for clay constructions design due to lack of proper examination of its mechanical properties. This submission concerns with compressive strength of low walls made of unburned clay.
Compressive Strength of Unburned Clay Masonry
Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 825 ; 31-34
19.02.2016
4 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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