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Discussion of the paper titled “Design of clay/cement mixtures for extruded building products by Khelifi et al.”

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In this study, the paper of Khelifi et al. is discussed. The discussion is about the mathematical models.

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Çolak, A., Coşgun, T. Discussion of the paper titled “Design of clay/cement mixtures for extruded building products by Khelifi et al.”. Mater Struct 46, 513–515 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1617/s11527-012-0002-4

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