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FUNDING

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1. - INTRODUCTION ((Arial Narrow, Bold, 12, capital)

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It is essential that in this section reference is made to the specific objectives and/or contributions to Engineering and Industry mentioned in the Introduction, as well as to their eventual real application and future continuity. The language and terms used must be understood by a broad spectrum of readers, even if they are not experts.

Care should be taken that quotations referring to the bibliography throughout the text indicate the order number and identification in the shortest possible way, and this when the fundamental ideas are provided, without excessive repetitions that take up space and make the reading overwhelming.

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[2] Ye G, Liu X, De Schutter G, et al. "Phase distribution and microstructural changes of self-compacting cement paste at elevated temperature". Cement and Concrete Research. June 2007. Vol.37-6. p.978-987. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cemconres.2007.02.011 ( (Arial Narrow, normal, 8)

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Jose Maria Hernandez Alava

2020-01-02

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