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This video discusses the properties of concrete in an aged state. It covers topics such as stress, strain, and elasticity, and demonstrates how these properties can be measured. The presenter also discusses the importance of dimensional stability in the design of structures, and how it can be affected by factors such as external loads and environmental conditions.
This video covers the properties of concrete that are resistant to degradation. It is noted that, if the concrete is treated for seven days, it can slowly grow. Additionally, if the concrete is treated within the time frame, the degraded state of the material affects it directly. Finally, there is a direct relationship between compressive strength and resistance to fire, with a fraction of 3 to 5 percent change in compression strength due to moisture content changes. However, the real world is going to depend on the concrete's resistance to fire, water, and corrosion. Finally, the properties of the concept of durability are discussed, and it is noted that it is related to the majority of these resistance characteristics.
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