Sentence examples for concrete consequently from inspiring English sources

Higher chloride content, which results in increased water content in the concrete, consequently increases the value of the relative permittivity of the concrete.

Pore volume is an important property for concrete and, consequently, for cement pastes.

Such a failure mode was related to the tensile strength of concrete and consequently it could be weak and dangerous.

In this contribution, the influence of freeze-thaw damage on chloride penetration into concrete, and consequently on steel reinforcement corrosion have been investigated.

In this paper partial-interaction theory, which allows for slip between the reinforcement and concrete and consequently the bond-slip characteristics, is used to determine the partial-interaction flexural rigidity of a cracked section (EIpi-cr).

LWA pores do not totally participate in the fluid transport through the concrete and, consequently, fluid transport through lightweight concrete is limited by the continuity and accessibility of the LWA pores and is dominated by the properties of the mortar matrix.

Cracks occur in different sizes and at different stages of concrete exploitation; consequently, the use of different fibers with various lengths and varied characteristics are a good way to solve this problem.

This article reports the possibility of substituting 15%, 20%and25%5% of natural coarse aggregate with recycled ceramic coarse aggregate, and presents an analysis of the resultant effects on the morphology and microstructure of recycled concretes, and consequently, on the mechanical behaviour of these ecoefficient concretes.

The durability of concrete structures and, consequently, their service life, have improved significantly due to the introduction of pozzolans to the industry; thus, using newly developed pozzolans has become a necessity for the construction of concrete structures, especially in aggressive environments.

This dependency was expected because the higher the w/c ratio, the higher the concrete permeability and, consequently, easier the chloride ingress will be.

Therefore, despite the growing attention on the role of patient engagement in the management of chronic diseases, up to now, a shared, evidence-based model has yet to be developed and, consequently, concrete guidelines for practice have not yet been determined [ 1].