Modelling Elasticity of a Hydrating Cement Paste
By Julien Sanahuja, L. Dormieux, G. Chanvillard. 2007
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Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering
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- Concrete material science: Past, present, and future innovations (2018, methodology): “The last step is the calculation of mechanical properties − elasticity and compressive strength − using multi-scale micromechanical modeling [148,189,190].”
- Nanomechanical characteristics of interfacial transition zone in nano-engineered concrete (2021, background): “6, the influence of particle size on the nanomechanical properties can be negligible [49].”
- Hysteresis from Multiscale Porosity: Modeling Water Sorption and Shrinkage in Cement Paste (2015, background): “This aspect can be refined in the future, but we regard our first approximation as a satisfactory starting point.”
- Spherical and acicular representation of hydrates in a micromechanical model for cement paste: prediction of early-age elasticity and strength (2009, background): “The extension of the proposed strength model towards consideration of multi-scale materials involving more than one homogenization step is straightforward; see first results obtained with an extension of the proposed model towards consideration of early-age strength of shotcrete [ 47 ], where satisf”
- Micromechanical investigation of Portland cement paste (2014, unknown): “[36].”