In cold regions, the action of freeze–thaw (FT) cycles is regarded as the main cause of
concrete deterioration. The coupling actions between FT cycles and chemical actions, such …

Concrete is a material that is widely used in the construction market due to its availability
and cost, although it is prone to fracture formation. Therefore, there has been a surge in …

Repair and strengthening of concrete structures have become more important with the aging
of existing infrastructure and the rising reconstruction costs. One of the popular and …

Permafrost in steep bedrock is abundant in many cold‐mountain areas, and its degradation
can cause slope instability that is unexpected and unprecedented in location, magnitude …

When in use, reinforced concrete bridge structures not only experience high-frequency
fatigue loading caused by passing vehicles, but also suffer from the effects of a corrosive …

Freeze-thaw durability of concrete is of great importance to hydraulic structures in cold
areas. Study of ice formation process in concrete pores is necessary to evaluate the …

An increasing trend towards the use of sustainable processes has led to recycled materials
being incorporated into concrete. It is generally recognised that crushed recycled …

This study attempts to generate information about the strength and deformation behavior of
plain concrete under biaxial compression after 0, 25, 50 and 75 cycles of freezing and …

The effects of different water/cement ratios and antifreeze types on the frost damage of
sulfoaluminate cement (SAC)-based materials exposed to− 20° C were studied. The results …

Wet frost exposure is a usual environmental condition for cement-based materials (CBM)
during winter and the most common way of frost testing in the lab. In this study, the …