Creep of Cementitous Materials with Addition of Fly Ash in Time

Pavel Padevět; Petr Bittnar

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.742.182

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Creep of Cementitous Materials with Addition of Fly Ash in Time

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The cement paste forms the basis of a concrete composite. This article is focused on the analysis of the creep of cement paste with fly ash based on experimental measurements. Measurement results of creep-dried and water saturated pastes are presented. The ratio of cement to fly ash of 1:1 was used for the production of the mixture. Experimental measurements were carried out on material age of 4 months.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 742)

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August 2013

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Pavel Padevět, Petr Bittnar

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Cement Paste, Creep, Fly Ash (FA), Shrinkage, Simulation of Creep

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