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Utilization of micro-indentation technique to determine the micromechanical properties of ITZ in cementitious materials
M. Sonebi
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Queen's University Belfast
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Engineering
Determines
100%
Interfacial Transition Zone
100%
Micromechanical Property
100%
Cast Concrete
66%
Water
50%
Properties
33%
Steel Bar
33%
Young's Modulus
33%
Bottom Side
33%
Reduction
16%
Conventional Concrete
16%
Mixture
16%
Concrete Mixture
16%
Porosity
16%
Cement Paste
16%
Steel Reinforcement
16%
Matrix Interface
16%
Microhardness
16%
Dilution
16%
Underwater Concrete
16%
Reference Concrete
16%
Material Science
Concrete
100%
Indentation
100%
Cementitious Material
100%
Cast
66%
Spring Steel
50%
Bar (Metal)
33%
Mechanical Strength
33%
Air
33%
Aggregate
33%
Elastic Moduli
33%
Mixture
16%
Void Fraction
16%
Concrete Mixture
16%
Microhardness
16%
Cement Paste
16%
Fine Particle
16%
Interface Property
16%
Dilution
16%
Elasticity
16%