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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151020

2015-10-20View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. The phenomenon of volume reduction that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is called ( ). Answer: Contraction
Reply #22015-10-20
The phenomenon of volume reduction that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is known as (concrete shrinkage)
Reply #32015-10-20
The phenomenon of volume reduction that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is called (shrinkage).
Reply #42015-10-20
The reduction in volume that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is known as concrete shrinkage
Reply #52015-10-20
Initial contraction~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Reply #62015-10-20
The phenomenon of volume reduction that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is known as (concrete shrinkage).
Reply #72015-10-20
The phenomenon of volume reduction that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is known as (concrete shrinkage).
Reply #82015-10-20
Concrete shrinkage refers to the reduction in volume that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens. It is generally classified into plastic shrinkage (also known as settlement), chemical shrinkage (also known as autogenous shrinkage), drying shrinkage, and carbonation shrinkage
Reply #92015-10-20
Contraction——————————————————————————————–
Reply #102015-10-20
The phenomenon of volume reduction that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is called (shrinkage).
Reply #112015-10-20
The phenomenon of volume reduction that occurs during the early stages of concrete setting or as it hardens is called (shrinkage).

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