1981 Ultrasonics Symposium 1981
DOI: 10.1109/ultsym.1981.197659
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Transient Testing of Transducer Bonds

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“…Fine aggregate contents were adjusted in each case to maintain constant volume. Mixing in accordance with guidance provided by Banah UK (Banah, 2011) involved using a motorised table-top mixer to blend the powder and alkaline activator initially, followed by addition of fine aggregate.…”
Section: Mixture Proportionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Fine aggregate contents were adjusted in each case to maintain constant volume. Mixing in accordance with guidance provided by Banah UK (Banah, 2011) involved using a motorised table-top mixer to blend the powder and alkaline activator initially, followed by addition of fine aggregate.…”
Section: Mixture Proportionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, as the setting times and rate of strength gain noted for mix 6 were deemed inadequate for rapid repair applications, additional mixes were considered with increasing quantities of calcium-containing materials; an established approach for accelerating geopolymer reactivity (Hunnicutt, 2013). In addition to mix 6, three mixes with 40, 50 and 60% by mass replacements of BanahCEM powder with GGBS (labeled 6-40, 6-50 and 6-60% respectively) were prepared in accordance with the same mixing processes as used in Phase 1 (Banah, 2011).…”
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