2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2020.118086
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Influence of the granular skeleton packing density on the static elastic modulus of conventional concretes

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“…The CPPM assumes that all particles follow a specific size distribution and thus the gaps among the particles are minimized. Klein, Lenz, and Mazer 16 adopted a particle packing method (PPM) in concrete mix design, and found that increasing dry packing density of the aggregates by around 9% could increase the 7‐day Young's modulus of concrete by 21%. However, the effect of PPM on the workability and other mechanical properties of concrete has not been widely reported.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CPPM assumes that all particles follow a specific size distribution and thus the gaps among the particles are minimized. Klein, Lenz, and Mazer 16 adopted a particle packing method (PPM) in concrete mix design, and found that increasing dry packing density of the aggregates by around 9% could increase the 7‐day Young's modulus of concrete by 21%. However, the effect of PPM on the workability and other mechanical properties of concrete has not been widely reported.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, the destruction of particles with a high degree of crystallinity occurs. Obtaining a more uniform granulometric composition of finely dispersed fillers is preferable for dense packing of particles of a high-strength concrete matrix and preferably in compositions with a decrease in the proportion of cement [33].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…KLEIN, LENZ e MAZER [27] investigaram a influência do empacotamento de agregados no módulo de elasticidade estático de concretos com resistência à compressão entre 25 e 40 MPa. Concluíram que o empacotamento produziu um aumento médio no módulo de elasticidade estático do concreto de 21% em 7 dias e 8% em 28 dias.…”
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