2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jobe.2015.09.003
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Role of water/cement ratio on strength development of cement mortar

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“…Tal fato pode ter ocorrido devido à manutenção da relação água/aglomerante de 0,88 em todas as misturas. Assim, com o aumento do teor de resíduo na composição da mistura, e consequente diminuição do teor de cimento, proporcionou um aumento da relação água/cimento, o que causa a diminuição da resistência da mistura [17,18].…”
Section: Coeficientes De Capilaridade Resistência à Tração Na Flexãounclassified
“…Tal fato pode ter ocorrido devido à manutenção da relação água/aglomerante de 0,88 em todas as misturas. Assim, com o aumento do teor de resíduo na composição da mistura, e consequente diminuição do teor de cimento, proporcionou um aumento da relação água/cimento, o que causa a diminuição da resistência da mistura [17,18].…”
Section: Coeficientes De Capilaridade Resistência à Tração Na Flexãounclassified
“…The water/cement ratio was set at 1.01 [24,25,26], which was necessary for the control mixture to comply with the flow according to ASTM C 1437-15 [27].…”
Section: First Stagementioning
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“…Many scholars have conducted several research works on the effects of different parameters including water to cement (W/C) ratio, sand to cement (S/C) ratio and aggregate type S/Con the compressive strength and related factors such as porosity, workability and durability of mortar [14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. As instance, Singah et al studied the effect of W/C ratio on mechanical properties of cement mortar such as compressive and tensile strengths [14]. The effect of different types of aggregates on the compressive strength of mortar was studied by Bumanis et al [16].…”
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confidence: 99%