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More Than 85 Years Of Cement-Related Documents On One DVD

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Aug 30 2005

A compendium of more than 1,700 Portland Cement Association (PCA) documents is now available in a searchable DVD format.

Cement [Manufacturing] Technical Support Library contains research reports dating from 1916 to 2004, spanning the landmark studies of R.H. Bogue and T.C. Powers to very recent environmental research. The Portland Cement Association has a long and distinguished history in cement research. Cement [Manufacturing] Technical Support Library includes technical papers and research reports on chemistry, technology, properties and manufacture of portland and other cements. Several of the featured studies laid the foundation for much of the cement chemistry knowledge of today. Users can easily search the DVD by author, keyword or their unique, personal combination of terms. The DVD, intended as a companion to the 2003 edition of Concrete Technical Support Library, also includes selected PCA publications related to cement proprieties, manufacture, and environment and energy technology.

For more information or to order, visit the PCA Bookstore at www.cement.org/bookstore.

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