Numerical Investigations of the Thermal Properties of Window Systems: A Review
Assessment of the Possibility of Using Chalcedonite Powder as a Component of Mortars
Methodology for Measuring the Carbonation Depth of Concrete – Standard and Non-Standard Aspects
Inorganic Salt Hydrates as Phase Change Materials (PCM) for Thermal Energy Storage in Solar Installations
Influence of Sodium and Potassium Formate on the ASR Reactivity of Granite Aggregate
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