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Engineering Technology and Applications
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Engineering Technology and Applications

by Fun Shao, Wise Shu, Tracy Tian
August 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
346 pages
12h 11m
English
CRC Press
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Figure 4. Data graph showing the effect of the amount of main concrete components on dry shrinkage.
Table 2. Shrinkage measurements of the same cement under different parameters.
Aggregate type Specific density Water absorption Shrinkage
Sandstone 2.470069 g/mL 5.002% 0.116815%
Slate 2.750077 g/mL 1.293% 0.068355%
Granite 2.670075 g/mL 0.801% 0.047073%
Limestone 2.740077 g/mL 0.198% 0.041282%
Quartzite 2.660074 g/mL 0.296% 0.072894%
Figure 5. Data graph showing temperature-based hydration degree vs hydration rate.
water used, and the longitudinal axis is the degree of dry shrinkage; C: the horizontal axis is the
age (days) of concrete, and the longitudinal ...
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