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Analysis of Rheological Models of Selected Cement Slurries
Cement slurries become more and more widely applicable in reinforcing and strengthening the rock mass. The processes taking place in fresh cement slurries were presented and their complex character analysed. The equations describing rheological models, e.g. cement slurries, were given. The selected cement slurries were analysed in laboratory conditions for various water-cement parameters and three temperatures. The obtained results were statistically analysed and the best fit of the rheological model to the individual cement slurries was shown.
Analysis of Rheological Models of Selected Cement Slurries
Cement slurries become more and more widely applicable in reinforcing and strengthening the rock mass. The processes taking place in fresh cement slurries were presented and their complex character analysed. The equations describing rheological models, e.g. cement slurries, were given. The selected cement slurries were analysed in laboratory conditions for various water-cement parameters and three temperatures. The obtained results were statistically analysed and the best fit of the rheological model to the individual cement slurries was shown.
Analysis of Rheological Models of Selected Cement Slurries
Stryczek Stanislaw (author) / Pinka Ján (author) / Gonet Andrzej (author)
2004
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Electronic Resource
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