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Advances in Cement Research 1–15.
Published: 17 June 2026
... with conventional ordinary Portland cement, primarily attributed to 50% SAC replacement and reduced clinker dependency. The experimental results demonstrated that 4% DG incorporation enhanced the 28-day compressive strength and reduced the chloride diffusion coefficient, correlated with a refined pore structure...
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Advances in Cement Research (2025) 37 (4): 214–226.
Published: 26 June 2024
... of both chloride ions and sulfate ions. High-temperature steam curing also deteriorates the pore structure compared to standard curing. As a result, the resistance of concrete to ion corrosion is reduced under high-temperature steam curing. In addition, the surface ion concentration and binding capacity...
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Advances in Cement Research (2023) 35 (2): 70–80.
Published: 19 July 2022
... composite materials compressibility pore structure Water is both a reactant and a transport carrier in the SEFM-MSW. It is thus very important to study the effect of different w/c ratios on SEFM-MSW performance: a low w/c ratio is unfavourable to reactions and transportation of the material...
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Advances in Cement Research (2021) 33 (7): 285–294.
Published: 09 September 2020
...Shuai Bai; Xinchun Guan The aim of this paper was to use the surface fractal dimension (Ds) to evaluate the chloride ion penetration of cement mortar in extremely cold regions. Pore structure is a critical factor that influences the permeability of cement mortar. This study...
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Advances in Cement Research (2020) 32 (8): 358–370.
Published: 31 January 2019
... microstructure pore structure Portland cement After China, India is the second-largest consumer of Portland cement (PC) in the world; the production of fly ash from thermal power plants is expected to reach 140 metric tonnes by 2020 (Senapati, 2011). As a result, recent research has been dedicated...
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