The self-healing capability of cracks plays an important role in improving the durability of concrete. This study investigated the the self-healing capability of mortar with crystalline admixture and fly ash under three conditions. The compressive strength, water absorption, and surface crack pattern were used to evaluate self-healing capability of mortar, and the composition of the healing products was analyzed by x-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy. The results indicated that the crystalline admixture could improve the self-healing capability of cementitious materials but caused a negative effect if adding too great an amount of fly ash (≥20%). The specimen that was immersed in water showed favorable self-healing capability...
The concept of self-healing concrete is becoming more necessary as sustainability in construction is...
The civil research community has been attracted to concrete with self-healing properties since they ...
Nowadays, industrial by-products like fly-ash (FA) and blast-furnace slag (BFS) are commonly used as...
In recent studies, it has been recognized that concrete deterioration is accelerated by the growth o...
Self-healing materials have the capability of recovering their performance after damage has occurred...
The aim of this study is analyzing the self-healing effect of a crystalline admixture in four types ...
The search for self-healing materials is justified by the increasing sustainability and safety needs...
This article discusses the effects of self-healing on self consolidating concretes incorporating hig...
The autogenous healing potential of cement-based materials is affected by multiple factors, such as ...
International audienceThe aim of this research study consists of determining the self-healing capaci...
The phenomenon of autogenous healing of cracks in cementitious materials has already been known for ...
Self-healing cementitious composites are a broad category of smart construction materials to which s...
Cracks in typical mortar constructions enhance water permeability and degrade ions into the structur...
Crystalline admixture (CA) is an effective self-healing agent for mortar. However, the effects of cr...
[EN] Self-healing concrete is able to recover completely or partially its properties after being da...
The concept of self-healing concrete is becoming more necessary as sustainability in construction is...
The civil research community has been attracted to concrete with self-healing properties since they ...
Nowadays, industrial by-products like fly-ash (FA) and blast-furnace slag (BFS) are commonly used as...
In recent studies, it has been recognized that concrete deterioration is accelerated by the growth o...
Self-healing materials have the capability of recovering their performance after damage has occurred...
The aim of this study is analyzing the self-healing effect of a crystalline admixture in four types ...
The search for self-healing materials is justified by the increasing sustainability and safety needs...
This article discusses the effects of self-healing on self consolidating concretes incorporating hig...
The autogenous healing potential of cement-based materials is affected by multiple factors, such as ...
International audienceThe aim of this research study consists of determining the self-healing capaci...
The phenomenon of autogenous healing of cracks in cementitious materials has already been known for ...
Self-healing cementitious composites are a broad category of smart construction materials to which s...
Cracks in typical mortar constructions enhance water permeability and degrade ions into the structur...
Crystalline admixture (CA) is an effective self-healing agent for mortar. However, the effects of cr...
[EN] Self-healing concrete is able to recover completely or partially its properties after being da...
The concept of self-healing concrete is becoming more necessary as sustainability in construction is...
The civil research community has been attracted to concrete with self-healing properties since they ...
Nowadays, industrial by-products like fly-ash (FA) and blast-furnace slag (BFS) are commonly used as...