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Experimental observation of internal water curing of concrete

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MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES
Volume 40, Issue 2, Pages 211-220

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1617/s11527-006-9132-x

Keywords

high-performance concrete; shrinkage; curing; autogenous strain

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Internal water curing has a significant effect on concrete. In addition to affecting hydration and moisture distribution, it influences most concrete properties, such as strength, shrinkage, cracking, and durability. The following paper is an overview of experimental methods to study internal water curing of concrete and its consequences. The special techniques needed to study internal water curing are dealt with along with the consequences of this process. Examples of applications are given and new measuring techniques that may potentially be applied to this field are addressed.

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