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A listing of selected online and print resources for research in concrete and cement.  It is by no means inclusive of all the resources available. For additional resources, try looking at the page for Civil and Environmental Engineering.

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Books and journals on concrete and cement

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  1. Computational methods for reinforced concrete structures

    Ulrich Häussler-Combe. 2015

  2. Finite element analysis and design of steel and steel-concrete composite bridges

    by Ehab Ellobody. 2015

  3. Improving concrete quality

    Karthikeyan H. Obla. 2015

  4. Microwave-assisted concrete technology : production, demolition and recycling

    K.C. Gary Ong, National University of Singapore; Ali Akbarnezhad, University of New South Wales. 2015

Selected journal titles

These journals are heavily focused on Concrete and Cement topics.

ACI Materials Journal
ACI Structural Journal
Magazine of Concrete Research
PCI Journal / Prestressed Concrete Institute
Structural Engineer

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Sample keywords

Suggested keywords for searching Cement and Concrete topics in online library catalogs or databases and other search engines. You can combine them or use plurals or other variations to get more results.

  • Concrete
  • Cement
  • "Concrete construction"
  • "Concrete bridges"
  • "Tall buildings"
  • "Concrete coatings"
  • "Prestressed concrete"
ABI/INFORM [electronic resource].
Global ed. [Ann Arbor, Mich. : UMI]
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » (no call number)
An excellent source for articles on business aspects of Engineering/construction. This resource has a very strong indexing vocabulary.
ACI manual of concrete practice.
Detroit, Mich. : American Concrete Institute,
Engineering Library (Terman) » Stacks, non-circulating item » TA439 .A24 2014:PT.7
Stanford users can access full-text American Concrete Institute Manual of Concrete Practice via the TechStreet platform. Please note, you must have the File Open plugin for Acrobat, to view the full-text files.
Stanford users can access American Society of Civil Engineers Standards via the TechStreet platform. Please note, you must have the File Open plugin for Acrobat, to view the full-text files.
ASCE research library [electronic resource].
Reston, VA : ASCE Publications, 2004-
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » (no call number)
Provides journal papers from 1983-present for all 32 Journals, and proceedings papers from 2001-present for more than 257 conference proceedings. A mobile version is available.
Engineering village [electronic resource].
Hoboken, N.J. : Elsevier Engineering Information, Inc.
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » (no call number)
Engineering Index / Engineering Village covers the entire spectrum of engineering in depth, with abstracts from over 2,600 international journals, conference papers and proceedings, and technical reports.
INSPEC [electronic resource].
[United States] : Institution of Electrical Engineers, INSPEC service, [19--]-
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » (no call number)
A comprehensive index to the literature in Engineering and many related disciplines. INSPEC can be searched simultaneously with Compendex by using xSearch multisearch.
Knovel [electronic resource] : answers for science and engineering.
[Norwich, N.Y.] : Knovel, 2003-
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » (no call number)
Remote access to electronic text (PDF) and tables (HTML). Some tables are interactive.  Good coverage of handbooks and and basic texts for concrete and structural engineering topics.