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Chloride Ingress in Internally Cured Concrete under Complex Solution

AbstractInternal curing (IC) technology using prewetted lightweight aggregates (LWAs) as additives has been proven to be an effective means for mitigating both autogenous shrinkage and early-age cr...

Weiqiang Guo | Yen Wei | S. Liang

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