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High strength concrete Report on investigations into the effects of setting and hardening on the properties of high strength concretes, and in particular on the behaviour with restrained deformation at a young age. The shrinkage (in particular the autogenous shrinkage) as well as the release of heat of hydration and the associated strength development were investigated. [12 pages, 597 kB, PDF] Publisher: Maria Teresa Alonso Registered on: Jul 4, 2005 | Category: Materials Science: Concrete
Autogenous Deformation and Internal Curing of Concrete Details on the mechanism of autogenous shrinkage. Measurements were made in cement pastes, normal weight concrete, and lightweight concrete. The effect of internal curing by addition of water-absorbing lightweight aggregates was tested. Full text is available (208 pages, 6.5 MB, PDF). Publisher: Pietro Lura, Dissertation, 2003 Registered on: Mar 15, 2005 | Category: Materials Science: Shrinkage-reducing Additives
The Rheology of Cementitious Materials Working mechanism of superplasticizers which induce steric repulsion between cement particles (polycarboxylates) and their role in concrete rheology. Publisher: Flatt, R. J.; Martys, N. S.; Bergstrom, L.; in: Materials Research Society (MRS Bulletin), Vol. 29, No. 5, 314-318, May 2004 Registered on: Mar 15, 2005 | Category: Materials Science: Plasticizers for Concrete and Mortar
Mitigating Autogeneous Shrinkage by Internal Curing Two different sources of internal water supply are compared: 1) replacement of a portion of the sand by saturated low-density fine aggregate and 2) the addition of superabsorbent polymer particles (SAP). Publisher: Geiker, M. R.; Bentz, D. P.; Jensen, O. M. Registered on: Mar 15, 2005 | Category: Materials Science: Shrinkage-reducing Additives
Mitigation Strategies for Autogenous Shrinkage Cracking The fundamental parameters contributing to the autogenous shrinkage and resultant early-age cracking of concrete are presented. Mitigation strategies which are discussed include: the addition of shrinkage-reducing admixtures more commonly used to control drying shrinkage, control of the cement particle size distribution, modification of the mineralogical composition of the cement, the addition of saturated lightweight fine aggregates, the use of controlled permeability formwork, and the addition of superabsorbent polymers ("water-entrained" concrete) . Publisher: Bentz, D. P.; Jensen, O. M., in: Cement and Concrete Research, Vol. 26, No. 6, 677-685, August 2004 Registered on: Mar 15, 2005 | Category: Materials Science: Shrinkage-reducing Additives
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