Self-healing test of concrete mixed with permeable crystalline materials
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https://doi.org/10.63313/AERpc.9066Keywords:
Concrete, Crack repair, Self-healing, DurabilityAbstract
Concrete is a core component of infrastructure. Owing to its low tensile strength and exposure to complex service environments, it is prone to cracking, which seriously impairs the durability and safety of structures. Traditional repair techniques suffer from drawbacks such as high cost and low efficiency, while the self-healing technology of concrete slabs provides a new approach by simulating biological self-healing mechanisms to achieve autonomous crack repair.
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