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Table 1.

The physical and dynamic parameters of experiment sand.

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The physical and dynamic parameters of experiment gravel.

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The physical and dynamic parameters of experiment cement.

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The physical and dynamic parameters of experiment fly ash.

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Table 5.

Mix proportion design of aeolian sand concrete.

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Fig 1.

Relationship curves of 7 d and 28 d of the aeolian sand concrete, the unconfined compressive strength and the volume of the aeolian sand.

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Fig 2.

Relationship curves of 28 d of the aeolian sand concrete, the unconfined splitting strength and the volume of the aeolian sand.

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Fig 3.

Relative dynamic elastic modulus of aeolian sand concrete with different damage degree and different amount of aeolian sand after stress.

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Table 6.

Pore characteristics of aeolian sand concrete with different damage degree and different amount of aeolian sand after stress.

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Fig 4.

Relative dynamic elastic modulus of aeolian sand concrete with different damage degree and different amount of aeolian sand after stress, freeze-thaw and salt intrusion.

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Fig 5.

Micromorphology of aeolian sand concrete with different damage degrees after the coupling action of stress, freeze-thaw and salt intrusion.

a. The damage degree after stress, freeze-thaw and salt intrusion is 0.0, and the content of aeolian sand is 40%. The results of electron microscope test of aeolian sand concrete. b. The damage degree after stress, freeze-thaw and salt intrusion is 0.1, and the content of aeolian sand is 40%. The results of electron microscope test of aeolian sand concrete. c. The damage degree after stress, freeze-thaw and salt intrusion is 0.2, and the content of aeolian sand is 40%. The results of electron microscope test of aeolian sand concrete. d. The damage degree after stress, freeze-thaw and salt intrusion is 0.4, and the content of aeolian sand is 40%. The results of electron microscope test of aeolian sand concrete.

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Table 7.

Pore characteristics of aeolian sand concrete with different damage degree and different amount of aeolian sand after stress, freeze-thaw and salt intrusion.

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