The  Impact resistance of modified ferro-cement panels

Snyder, Paul G.; McGarry, F. J.; Mandell, J. F. (John Forbes)

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The Impact resistance of modified ferro-cement panels

Published Date:

1974

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Personal Authors:

Snyder, Paul G. ; McGarry, F. J. ; Mandell, J. F. (John Forbes) ;

Corporate Authors:

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sea Grant Program, ; National Sea Grant Program (U.S.) ;

Series:

Report (Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Sea Grant Program) ; no.MITSG74-18

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Sea Grant Publications

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Funding: Air Force Materials Laboratory (U.S.); contract number: F33615-72-C-1686;
Funding: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of Sea Grant; grant number: NG-43-72;
Funding: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Center for Materials Science and Engineering; contract number: GH-33653;

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