Compatibility of 8 temperate Australian Eucalyptus species with Portland cement

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K. E. Semple
P. D. Evans
R. B. Cunningham
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[1] Department of Forestry,
[2] The Australian National University,undefined
[3] Canberra,undefined
[4] 0200,undefined
[5] Australia,undefined
[6] Statistical Consulting Unit,undefined
[7] The Australian National University,undefined
[8] Canberra,undefined
[9] 0200,undefined
[10] Australia,undefined
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Holz als Roh- und Werkstoff | 2000年 / 58卷
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Eucalyptus; Portland Cement; Temperate Species; Eucalyptus Species; Eucalyptus Native;
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Few of the over 800 species of Eucalyptus have been screened for their compatibility with Portland cement and suitability for the manufacture of wood-cement composites. The compatibility with Portland cement of 8 temperate species of Eucalyptus native to SE Australia was measured, and the effects of sapwood content and of extractive removal on wood-cement compatibility were assessed.
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