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Mechanical and Thermal Neutron Attenuation Properties of Concrete Reinforced with Low-Dose Gamma Irradiated PETE Fibers and Sodium Borate

A journal article published 2020-05-31 by the Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University reports research on neutron attenuation properties of concrete reinforced with irradiated PETE fibers and sodium borate. The supplied source data contains only the title, publisher, content type, and publication date and includes no further details.

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The study addresses neutron attenuation in reinforced concrete, a technical topic of interest for materials and radiation-shielding research.

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Mechanical and Thermal Neutron Attenuation Properties of Concrete Reinforced with Low-Dose Gamma Irradiated PETE Fibers and Sodium Borate

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