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Improved measurement methods for autogenous shrinkage of cement mortars at very early age

Bouasker et al., 2006

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17793916673204959220
Author
Bouasker M
Grondin F
Mounanga P
Pertué A
Khelidj A
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International conference Advances in Concrete through Science and Engineering

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This paper presents improved test methods for the measurement of autogenous shrinkage of cement-based materials at very early age (0 to 48h). These five test methods enable the measurement of chemical shrinkage, volumetric autogenous shrinkage, linear autogenous …
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