Time-zero and deformational characteristics of high performance concrete with and without superabsorbent polymers at early ages

Keyphrases

• Adverse Effects 10%
• Autogenous Shrinkage 40%
• Cement Hydration 10%
• Chemical Shrinkage 10%
• Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 20%
• Concrete Mix 10%
• Concrete Shrinkage 20%
• Cracking Risk 10%
• Deformational Characteristics 100%
• Divergence 10%
• Early-age Concrete 10%
• Early-age Cracking 10%
• Early-age Properties 10%
• High Performance Concrete 100%
• Internal Curing 20%
• Mechanical Properties of Concrete 10%
• Polymer-based 10%
• Restrained Deformation 10%
• Self-desiccation Shrinkage 10%
• Shrinkage Strain 10%
• Superabsorbent Polymer 100%
• Temperature Change Rate 10%
• Temperature Effect 10%
• Thermal Cracking 10%
• Thermal Strain 10%
• Thermal Stress 10%
• Water-binder Ratio 10%
• Zero Value 10%

Engineering

• Age Cracking 25%
• Autogenous Shrinkage 100%
• Chemical Shrinkage 25%
• Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 50%
• Concrete Mixture 25%
• Drying 25%
• Good Agreement 25%
• High-Performance Concrete 100%
• Internal Curing 50%
• Properties of Concrete 25%
• Temperature Change 25%
• Temperature Dependency 25%
• Thermal Cracking 25%
• Thermal Strain 25%
• Thermal Stress 25%

Material Science

• Cement Hydration 50%
• Concrete Mixture 50%
• High Performance Concrete 100%
• Properties of Concrete 50%
• Thermal Expansion 100%
• Thermal Stress 50%