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Constitutive behaviour, failure mechanisms, and life cycle assessment of internally cured fiber-reinforced high-strength concrete
High-strength concrete (HSC) with low water-to-cement ratios undergoes self-desiccation, resulting in incomplete hydration, capillary porosity, and autogenous shrinkage that can compromise long-term performance. Polyethylene glycol (PEG) functions as an internal curing agent by releasing stored wate
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