The influence of aggregate gradation, sand ratio, and mortar to bone ratio on concrete shrinkage

As the most widely used building material in modern civil engineering, the shrinkage characteristics of concrete have always been a core issue of concern in academia and engineering.

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Concrete shrinkage refers to the phenomenon of volume reduction caused by physical and chemical reactions during the hardening process.

If the deformation is not effectively controlled, it is highly likely to cause structural cracking, which seriously threatens the durability and safety of the project.

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