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City Kansas City / Washington / D.C. / Portland / Nashville / Flarsheim / Paris / Skokie / / Company ProCure Inc. / RILEM Publications SARL / Ames / Research Inc. / Research Laboratories / / Country United States / / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility University of Missouri / The University of Kansas Center / National Institute of Standards / Iowa State University / Flarsheim Hall / / IndustryTerm transportation / cement / / MedicalCondition MS / / Organization University of Kansas / American Society / University of Missouri / Iowa State University / International Criminal Court / / Person Norbert Delatte / John T. Kevern / Dale Fisher / Chris Farney / Steve McDonald / Bob Steffes / Jiong Hu / Everett Watts / / / Position author / / ProvinceOrState Missouri / Tennessee / Kansas / Minnesota / Maryland / Illinois / Iowa / / Technology pdf / / URL http /
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Reducing Curing Requirements for Pervious Concrete with a Superabsorbent Polymer for Internal Curing John T. Kevern and Chris Farney in laboratory testing (4, 5). For pervious concrete to be freeze–thaw durable, a lowe