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    This document summarizes a research publication that studied the mechanical properties of cement composites reinforced with carbon microfibers. Specifically, it examined how the microfibers affected the compressive and bending strength of the composites. The publication was written by seven authors from the Czech Technical University in Prague and was published in 2016 in the journal Key Engineering Materials. It has received 4 citations and been read 120 times.

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    This document summarizes a research publication that studied the mechanical properties of cement composites reinforced with carbon microfibers. Specifically, it examined how the microfibers affected the compressive and bending strength of the composites. The publication was written by seven authors from the Czech Technical University in Prague and was published in 2016 in the journal Key Engineering Materials. It has received 4 citations and been read 120 times.

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    Mechanical Properties of Cement Composites Reinforced by Carbon


    Microfibers: Compressive and Bending Strength

    Article  in  Key Engineering Materials · December 2016


    DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.722.351

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