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Shielding effectiveness performance of conductive concrete structures

Lim Nguyen, Aaron Krause, Christopher Y. Tuan, Joel D. Blasey, James P. Zemotel, Holly McNerney, Ferdinand J. Metzger

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Conductive concrete mixtures have been designed and demonstrated to perform electromagnetic shielding. This paper describes the design, testing methods, and results obtained from the development of conductive concrete construction for structured electromagnetic shielding.

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Conductive concrete mixtures have been designed and demonstrated to perform electromagnetic shielding. This paper describes the design, testing methods, and results obtained from the development of conductive concrete construction for structured electromagnetic shielding.

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Conductive concrete mixtures have been designed and demonstrated to perform electromagnetic shielding. This paper describes the design, testing methods, and results obtained from the development of conductive concrete construction for structured electromagnetic shielding.

Key concepts: Electromagnetic shielding, Electrical conductor, Materials science, Electromagnetic compatibility, Mechanical engineering, Composite material, Electrical engineering, Engineering

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