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Hygrothermal stability

A prediction of the final values of shrinkage and creep is needed to determine when a state of certain stabilization is achieved. However, perfect stabilization is possible only in artificial conditions created in a laboratory, because in the natural environment the hygrothermal conditions vary and a flow of heat and moisture to and from hardened cement paste is continued indefinitely. Predictions may also concern the development in time and the rate of both processes. [Pg.381]

Crossman FW, Flaggs DL (1978) Viscoelastic analysis of hygrothermal altered laminate stresses and dimensions, Final report funded in part by Air Force Office of Scientific Research under contract F49620-77-C-0122 and in part by Lockhead Independent Research Program Crossman FW, Flaggs DL (1979) Dimensional Stability of Composite Laminates During Environmental Exposure. SAMPE Journal 15 15-20... [Pg.120]

Terra cotta products are porous and mechanically resistant. They are marketed raw, enameled or covered with a glaze realized at low temperature, between 600 and 900°C, called varnish. They are appreciated for their esthetic quality, their stability through time and their hygrothermic and acoustic properties. They represent a highly automated industrial sector which is the scene of continual technological developments. [Pg.107]


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