Design And Control Of Concrete Mixtures
By P. Bergmann. 2016
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- Can the compressive strength of concrete be estimated from knowledge of the mixture proportions?: New insights from statistical analysis and machine learning methods (2019, background): “Indeed, structural concrete is most often specified on the basis of its compressive strength after 28 days of aging, and the compressive strength is known to be proportional to other mechanical properties such as the flexural and tensile strength [1].”
- Crack detection and characterization techniques—An overview (2014, background): “7% of water), ice crystals in concrete will exert a hydraulic pressure inside the pores [25].”
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- Engineering properties and carbon footprint of ground granulated blast-furnace slag-palm oil fuel ash-based structural geopolymer concrete (2015, background): “Generally, the splitting tensile strength of normal weight concrete (NWC) is 8–14% of the compressive strength [58].”