Article | REF: COR415 V2

Reactivity of the surfaces of concrete

Author: Matthieu HORGNIES

Publication date: January 10, 2021, Review date: January 13, 2021

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6. Glossary

Béton auto-plaçant; self-placing concrete

Self-placing concretes are characterized by the use of super-plasticizing admixtures and a smaller quantity of water than traditional concretes, guaranteeing easier processing (without vibration) without impacting mechanical performance after hardening.

Béton (fibré) à ultra haute performance; ultra high performance (fiber reinforced) concrete

Ultra-high-performance concretes benefit from the use of so-called super-plasticizing admixtures, while taking advantage of research carried out in the 1990s on granular stacking and the use of ultra-fine particles and reinforcing fibers. They feature a very low water/cement ratio and unrivalled mechanical performance in concrete.

Carbonation; carbonation

Over time, the hydrates formed...

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