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Novel numerical framework for predicting portland cement hydration, mechanical properties and durability
Predicting hydration kinetics, mechanical performance, and durability of cement-based materials remains challenging due to the complex interactions between hydration, pore structure evolution, and transport properties. This study proposes a numerical framework coupling cement hydration and c
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