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On the influence of water content and of drying conditions on lateral creep of plain concrete

  • RILEM Symposium Munich, April 1–3 1968
  • Physical and Chemical Causes of Creep and Shrinkage of Concrete
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Le présent rapport résume brièvement les résultats des essais relatifs à l'influence de la teneur en eau et du séchage susceptible de se poursuivre au cours des essais.

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The following report gives a short summary of tests results that deal with the influence of the water content and of the drying liable to continue in the course of testing.

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  1. Wagner, O.—Das Kriechen unbewehrten Betons (DAf. Stb. Heft 131).

  2. Meyer, H. G.—Beitrag zur Frage des Querkriechens von Beton unter ein- und zweiachsiger Druck beanspruchung (Mitteilungen aus dem Institut für Material prüfung und Forschung des Bauwesens der Technischen Hochschule Hannover, Heft 5).

  3. Ruetz, W.—Das Kriechen des Zementsteins im Beton und seine Beeinflussung durch gleichzeitiges Schwinden (Diss. München 1964 oder DAf. Stb. Heft 183).

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  1. Institut für Materialprüfung und Forschung des Bauwesens der Technischen Hochschule, Hannover, G.F.R.

    H. G. Meyer

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Meyer, H.G. On the influence of water content and of drying conditions on lateral creep of plain concrete. Mat. Constr. 2, 125–131 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02475100

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