Building Codes and Specifications for the Arab World 1983
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-07225-5_18
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Some Aspects of the Proposed Iraqi Reinforced Concrete Code

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“…Then, the cooling phase of the model starts gradually by opening the oven door very slightly to allow heat exchange with the laboratory temperature to the next day [11]. The Attapulgite samples burned to the temperatures ranged between (550-800) ˚C.When heat is firstly applied, the absorbed water is removed and, as the temperature increased, the interlayer and hydrated water removed too [12]. Table 5 shows the chemical analysis of Attapulgite after burning.…”
Section: Preparation Of Local ( Hra )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, the cooling phase of the model starts gradually by opening the oven door very slightly to allow heat exchange with the laboratory temperature to the next day [11]. The Attapulgite samples burned to the temperatures ranged between (550-800) ˚C.When heat is firstly applied, the absorbed water is removed and, as the temperature increased, the interlayer and hydrated water removed too [12]. Table 5 shows the chemical analysis of Attapulgite after burning.…”
Section: Preparation Of Local ( Hra )mentioning
confidence: 99%