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Concrete Properties and Behavior

This cluster of papers focuses on the mechanisms and mitigation strategies for autogenous shrinkage in high-performance cement-based materials. It explores the use of internal curing, superabsorbent polymers, and shrinkage-reducing admixtures to address early-age behavior, cracking resistance, and hygro-thermo-chemo-mechanical modeling of concrete. The research also delves into the effects of drying shrinkage and the development of strategies to control autogenous shrinkage in concrete.

25.2K works worldwide177.5K citations
Autogenous ShrinkageInternal CuringSuperabsorbent PolymersConcreteShrinkage-reducing AdmixturesHigh-performance Cement-based MaterialsEarly-age BehaviorCracking ResistanceHygro-thermo-chemo-mechanical ModelingDrying Shrinkage

Journals publishing in this area

1Construction and Building Materials cover
Construction and Building Materials
ISSN 0950-06183,393 articles in this topic
341h-index
2Cement and Concrete Research cover
Cement and Concrete Research
ISSN 0008-88461,734 articles in this topic
360h-index
3International Journal of Structural Design and Engineering cover