Water absorption in internally cured mortar made with water-filled lightweight aggregate

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Effect of internal curing on durability-related properties of high performance concrete (2012, methodology): “However, there are significant differences in these two studies that can explain the differences in the results: (i) the LWA used in current study has significantly higher open porosity; (ii) the volumetric content of LWA is higher in mortars; (iii) the possible effect of the percolation of ITZ surr”
Effect of sample conditioning on the water absorption of concrete (2011, methodology): “As such, water absorption has been used as an important factor for quantifying the durability of cementitious systems [4–11].”
The influence of the initial moisture content of lightweight aggregate on internal curing (2012, background): “Internal curing in concrete can also result in improved strength and reduced permeability [8,9].”
Incorporation of Phase Change Materials in Cementitious Systems via Fine Lightweight Aggregate (2012, background): “Information regarding systems in which internal curing has a pronounced effect on 296 internal humidity, and thus sorptivity, is limited [26].”