Interaction between drying, shrinkage, creep and cracking phenomena in concrete
By F. Benboudjema, F. Meftah, J. Torrenti. 2005
207 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Removal of cement mortar remains from recycled aggregate using pre-soaking approaches (2007, background): “RAC cannot provide desirable requirements as normal concrete such as poor strength, high quality variation and high deformation (Benboudjema et al., 2005, Bretschneider, 2004, Environmental Protection Department, 2006, Environmental Transport and Works Bureau, 2006, Khatib, 2005, Tam, 2005, Tam et…”
- Influence of paste volume on shrinkage cracking and fracture properties of self-compacting concrete (2007, background): “7 is not an intrinsic property, because the moisture gradient between the drying surface and the core of the specimen results inevitably in cracking of the concrete skin [22].”