Seam reinforcement between two concretes prefabricated and made in situ
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1988.v39.i394.1591Abstract
This article deals with the study of seam reinforcements between two concretes of different types which make up a compound element prefabricated and made in situ. The advantage of this type of construction is that the individual units can be made, transported and erected more easily, although some problems may arise. These facts receive special reference throughout the article.
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