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Structural engineering

model that explains aging in concrete creep as the gradual deposition of load-bearing hydration products, each layer creeping as a non-aging material.

In structural engineering, solidification theory of concrete creep refers to model that explains aging in concrete creep as the gradual deposition of load-bearing hydration products, each layer creeping as a non-aging material. This meaning comes from Bažant (1989) in Journal of Engineering Mechanics.[1]

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Bažant, Z. P., & Prasannan, S. (1989). Solidification Theory for Concrete Creep. I: Formulation. Journal of Engineering Mechanics, 115(8), 1691-1703. https://doi.org/10.1061/(asce)0733-9399(1989)115:8(1691)

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