The Effect of Exposure on the Autogenous Self-Healing of Ordinary Portland Cement Mortars

Keyphrases

• Carbonate 100%
• Phosphate 100%
• Autogenous Self-healing 100%
• Crack Closure 100%
• Self-healing Mechanism 100%
• Ordinary Portland Cement 100%
• Portland Cement Mortar 100%
• Silica Particles 100%
• Scanning Electron Microscope 100%
• Micro-sized 50%
• Chemical Composition 50%
• Water Volume 50%
• Exposed Area 50%
• Portland Cement 50%
• Self-healing 50%
• Water Immersion 50%
• Binder Matrix 50%
• Chemical Admixtures 50%
• Retarding Admixture 50%
• Variable Temperature 50%
• Optical Electron Microscope 50%
• Phosphate Ion 50%
• Crack Depth 50%
• Pure Water 50%
• Main Phase 50%
• Strength Recovery 50%
• Self-healing Products 50%
• Energy Dispersive Spectrometer 50%
• Water Exposure 50%
• Nucleation Site 50%
• Cycle Size 50%
• Product Growth 50%
• Self-healing Materials 50%
• Crack Closure Ratio 50%
• Microsilica 50%
• Calcium-silicate-hydrate (C-S-H) 50%
• Phase Detection 50%
• Excess Cement 50%
• Calcium Phosphate Compound 50%
• Exposure Conditions 50%
• Chemical Use 50%
• Cement-based Binder 50%
• Water-based 50%
• Hydration Phases 50%
• High Strength 50%
• Microparticles 50%

Engineering

• Crack Closure 100%
• Ordinary Portland Cement 100%
• Cement Mortar 100%
• Healing Process 66%
• Silica Particle 66%
• Scanning Electron Microscope 66%
• Chemical Admixture 33%
• Pure Water 33%
• Retarding Admixture 33%
• Cement Grain 33%
• Healing Material 33%
• Calcium Silicate Hydrate 33%
• Crack Depth 33%
• Nucleation Site 33%
• Energy Dispersive Spectrometer 33%
• Portland Cement 33%
• Exposure Condition 33%
• Temperature Application 33%

Material Science

• Portland Cement 100%
• Crack Closure 100%
• Surface (Surface Science) 100%
• Scanning Electron Microscopy 66%
• Silicon Dioxide 66%
• Nucleation 33%
• Silicate 33%
• Self-Healing Material 33%
• Microparticle 33%
• Phase Composition 33%