Cement design that accounts for water confined in the smallest pores

Wednesday, August 10, 2016 - 06:01 in Physics & Chemistry

Cement is subjected to a vast range of conditions, both physiological and meteorological, including extreme temperatures, humidity and pressure. Conditions can range from -80 ºC in places such as scientific bases in the Antarctic, to several hundreds of degrees in infrastructure near heat sources or in the case of fires.

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