From “flowability” to “precise control”: Southeast University team systematically sorts out a new path for rheological control of ultra-high

The team led by Teng Le and Liu Jiaping from the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Southeast University collaborated with Kamal H.

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Khayat from the University of Missouri Science and Technology in the United States to publish a research article titled “Recent Advances in the Hydrological Properties of Ultra High Performance Concrete: A Critical Review” in the Chinese Academy of Engineering journal “Engineering”.

The article focuses on the requirements of advanced construction methods such as self compacting, pumping, spraying, and 3D printing, and systematically analyzes key issues such as how to smoothly construct ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), how to stably form it, and how to accurately control it.

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