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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"air-void characteristics"”.

  1. Evaluating CEN/TS 12390-9 To Assess Concrete for UK Freeze-Thaw Exposure Conditions

    … and CEM II/A-L (limestone) cements, both non-air and air entrained, with different target strengths (20-60 MPa for non-air entrained and 20-50 MPa for air entrained) and a target air content of 4.5%, in accordance with BS 8500. BS EN 197-1 outlines the maximum addition contents that can be …

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  2. EFFECT OF CRACK-REDUCING TECHNOLOGIES AND SUPPLEMENTARY CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS ON SETTLEMENT CRACKING OF PLASTIC CONCRETE AND DURABILITY PERFORMANCE OF HARDENED CONCRETE

    … of Canadian Test BNQ NQ 2621-900 Annex B, and characteristics of the air-void system, obtained following ASTM C457. The research also examined the correlation between air-void characteristics, compressive strength, freeze-thaw durability, and scaling resistance for the mixtures. All mixtures …

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  3. Durability of Cementitious Materials in Arctic Regions: Investigating Freeze-Thaw Damage and Chloride Ingress Diffusion Mechanisms

    … cementitious material durability, optimizes repair techniques for long-term performance, and develops a real-time monitoring technique to track pore water movement within the concrete microstructure and its impact on microstructural cracking. First, this dissertation investigated the combined …

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