Michael Thomas
Abstract
The compressive strength of concrete containing supplementary cementing materials (SCMs) depends on a large number of factors, including the type and amount of the SCM used, the composition and amount of the portland cement, other mixture proportions (especially W/CM and air content), age, temperature, and curing.
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The compressive strength of concrete containing supplementary cementing materials (SCMs) depends on a large number of factors, including the type and amount of the SCM used, the composition and amount of the portland cement, other mixture proportions (especially W/CM and air content), age, temperature, and curing.
Key concepts: Materials science, Chemistry