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• Concrete
  '''Concrete''' is a construction material that consists of [[cement]] (commonly [[Portl Concrete solidifies and hardens after mixing and placement due to a [[Chemical react
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• Asphaltic concrete
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• Bituminous concrete
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• Concrete/Approval
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• Concrete/Definition
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• Concrete/Related Articles
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• Concrete/External Links
  *[http://www.concrete.org/general/home.asp American Concrete Institute, ACI] *[http://www.pavement.com American Concrete Pavement Association, ACPA]
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• Concrete/External Links
  *[http://www.concrete.org/general/home.asp American Concrete Institute, ACI] *[http://www.pavement.com American Concrete Pavement Association, ACPA]
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• D.A. Abrams
  ...Association for much of his career, and was the president of the American Concrete Institute in 1930-1931. *''Design of Concrete Mixtures'' - 1920 - Structural Materials Research Laboratory, Lewis Institu
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• D.A. Abrams/Definition
  (1880—1965) Early pioneer in the research of [[concrete]].
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• Cement
  ...t bind together the sand, gravel and other aggregates, and hardens to give concrete its rock-like strength.<ref>
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• Orthogonal array/External Links
  [http://www.research.att.com/~njas/oadir/index.html| A lot of concrete orthogonal arrays]
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• Hard target penetrator/Definition
  A [[bomb]] or [[warhead]] intended to penetrate rock, concrete or armor before exploding
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• FMU-157/Definition
  Hard Target Smart Fuze (HTSF) for deep penetration of bombs into ground, concrete, or rock before penetration
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• Cement/Definition
  ...rous powder that it is the active ingredient in the construction materials concrete, grout, mortar and plaster.
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• Construction equipment/Definition
  ...ving, lifting containers or materials, drilling holes in earth or rock, or concrete or paving application
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• Line charge/Definition
  ...n [[mine (land warfare)|clearing mines]]; general applications in breaking concrete, paving, ice, or log jams
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• Pozzolan
  ...rt-term strength of [[concrete]] made with pozzolans may not be as high as concrete made with purely cementitious materials.
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• Countermobility
  ...ombing a concrete factory would be a strategic mission while breaking up a concrete road would be countermobility. Bombing the enemy's mobile bridges, before t
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• Being and Time/Definition
  ...927 book by philosopher [[Martin Heidegger]] which wishes to work out in a concrete manner "the question of the sense of ''being''", which it does by exploring
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• Hammer drill/Definition
  A [[drill (tool)]] used to make holes in hard material such as stone and concrete, which moves its cutting bit in a repetitive linear motion or combined with
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• Pavement/Related Articles
  {{r|Concrete}}
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• Asphalt (paving)/Related Articles
  {{r|Concrete}}
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• Road construction
  ...though commonly roads are surfaced with [[Asphalt (paving)|asphalt]] or [[concrete]]. ...ed roads such as farm tracks and country lanes. Roads made of asphalt or [[concrete]] provide a smooth and high-friction surface and strengthen the pavement s
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• Overpressure
  | Reinforced concrete buildings are severely damaged or demolished. Most die. | Heavily built concrete structures are severaly damaged or destroyed, and deaths approach 100%
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• Pump/Related Articles
  {{r|Concrete pump}}
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• Gravity bomb
  ...al bomb), incendiary, propaganda leaflets, or even an inert filler such as concrete. Inert fillers may be used for training, or, with guided bombs of sufficien Bombs can have a reinforced case so that they can penetrate earth, concrete, or armor. Alternatively, a bomb with a unitary filler can have a thin case
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