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Title: Effect of Maximum Size Agregate on Compressive Strength of Mass Concrete
Author(s): Elmo C. Higginson, George B. Wallace, and Elwood L. Ore
Publication: Symposium Paper
Volume: 6
Issue:
Appears on pages(s): 219-256
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DOI: 10.14359/17326
Date: 1/1/1963
Abstract: Results of an extensive series of tests to determine the influence of the maximum aggregate size on compressive strength are reported. A wide range of cement content and aggregate sizes were used in the large test specimens, used to minimize the effect of speciment size.
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