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State of the art report on micro-cracking and lifetime of concrete—Part 1

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  • TC-122-MLC: Micro-Cracking and Lifetime Performance of Concrete
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Damgaard Jensen, A., Chatterji, S. State of the art report on micro-cracking and lifetime of concrete—Part 1. Mat. Struct. 29, 3–8 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02486001

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