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Five-hour autoclave test for determining potential alkali-silica reactivity of concrete aggregates: A multi-laboratory study

Wood et al., 2017

Document ID
13830278828127184095
Author
Wood S
Giannini E
Bentivegna A
Rashidian-Dezfouli H
Rangaraju P
Drimalas T
Ramsey M
Johnson T
Moser R
Publication year
Publication venue
Advances in Civil Engineering Materials

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Alkali-silica reaction (ASR) is a deleterious chemical reaction that can lead to expansion and cracking of concrete structures. The reaction occurs between alkali hydroxides in the pore solution and reactive forms of silica present in some aggregates. To successfully mitigate …
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