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61.	Shear and fracture behavior of high performance concretes
62.	Pore Structure Dependence of Transport and Fracture in Pervious Concretes
63.	Performance characterization of high performance concretes under fire conditions
64.	Stability and Quality of Air Void Systems in Concretes with Superplasticizers
65.	Drying shrinkage of cement pastes and high strength concretes
66.	Influence of material structure on the structural and environmental properties of pervious concretes
67.	Early freezing effects on high-strength concretes incorporating mineral admixtures
68.	Plastic shrinkage cracking of blended cement concretes under hot weather conditions
69.	A comparative study of deterioration of bond due to corrosion in different concretes
70.	Compatibility between cements and superplasticizers in high-performance concrete: Influence of alkali content in cement and of the molecular weight of PNS on the properties of cement pastes and concretes
71.	Modeling the time to corrosion initiation for concretes with mineral admixtures and/or corrosion inhibitors in chloride-laden environments
72.	Multifunctional concretes for structural, strain sensing, vibration damping, thermal and electrical applications
73.	Accelerated durability testing of reinforced and unreinforced concretes in a simulated marine environment
74.	Microdamage healing in asphalt concretes: Relating binder composition and surface energy to healing rate
75.	Mixture proportioning and microstructural aspects of high-performance concrete
76.	Development of epoxy-modified mortars and concretes without hardener
77.	Process technology of polymethyl methacrylate mortars and concretes for underwater construction work
78.	MICROCRACKING AND ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE
79.	Investigation of fiber and cracking behavior for conventional and ultra-high performance concretes using x-ray computed tomography
80.	Examining the freezing and thawing behavior of concretes with improved performance through internal curing and other methods
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