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Formwork Pressure of Self-Consolidating Concrete: Influence of Flocculation Mechanisms, Structural Rebuilding, Thixotropy and Rheology

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While self-consolidating concrete (SCC) may no longer be considered a "new concrete", there are still significant challenges to overcome before there is broader acceptance of SCC. One of these challenges concerns the formwork pressure exerted by SCC. A major advantage of SCC is the accelerated casting process due to the...

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Material Science and Engineering

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Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Raissa Patricia Ferron

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

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10/02/2018

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10/02/2018

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2008-12-09

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On Engineering the Microstructure of High-Performance Concretes to Improve Strength, Rheology, Toughness, and Frangibility

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The research reported in this dissertation covers the development of two high-performance concrete materials, Very-High-Strength Concrete (VHSC) and Frangible Concrete, and the philosophy of engineering the microstructure of these materials to produce their specific beneficial traits. The underlying problem addressed was how to optimize their design to maximize their desirable...

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Material Science and Engineering

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Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Edward Francis O'Neil

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

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09/20/2018

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09/20/2018

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2008-12-03

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Dissertation

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