Fabrication Technology for Thin Cementitious Products

This Collection consists of papers that were presented at a session sponsored by Committee 549 at the Fall 2007 Convention in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. The objective of the symposium was to have a state-of-the-art review on the development of fabrication methods for cementitious products and explore their potential market opportunity in residential and industrial building applications.

Contents: SP-260–1

Importance of Processing in Advanced Cement-Based Products. by K.G. Kuder and S.P. Shah

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Development of Thermal Insulation and Storage Materials Using Extrusion Technique. by X. Li and Z. Li

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Nailable Extruded HPFRCC for Use in Residential Building Applications. by K.G. Kuder and S.P. Shah

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The Use of a Continuous Mixer and a Fast-Setting Cement to Produce GFRC Architectural Products. by H. Ball Jr.

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Glass Fiber-Reinforced Concrete (GFRC)Manufacturing Processes and their Development By J. Jones

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Behavior of the MR Sandwich Panel in Flexure. by F.H. Fouad, J. Farrell, M. Heath, A. Shalaby, and A. Vichare

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Analysis of a Novel Thin-Walled Concrete Pole Centrifugally Cast Into a Fiberglass Tube. by A. Fam and Y. Qasrawi

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Production Methods for Textile-Reinforced Concrete.

by R. Mott, W. Brameshuber, I. Hartung, and K. Dilger

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Carbonation Curing of Cement Bonded Fiberboard Made by Slurry-Dewatering Process by Y. Shao and S. Wang