Dependence of compressive strength on phase assemblage in cement pastes: Beyond gel–space ratio — Experimental evidence and micromechanical modeling
Authors:
- Pipat TermkhajornkitPTPipat Termkhajornkit
- Quoc Huy VuQVQuoc Huy Vu
- Rémi BarbaruloRBRémi Barbarulo
- Sophie DaronnatSDSophie Daronnat
- Gilles ChanvillardGCGilles Chanvillard
- 1 February 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Cement and Concrete Research
- Vol. 56, 1-11
Abstract
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