Air Entrainment
Air Entrainment is a hydrodynamic phenomenon in which atmospheric air is incorporated into a liquid flow, typically through turbulent shear or breaking wave action, thereby forming a dispersed mixture of air bubbles within the surrounding fluid medium.
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Mechanisms of air entrainment in concrete
Lianxiang Du, Kevin J. Folliard · Cement and Concrete Research · 2004 · 522 citations
Particle methods in ocean and coastal engineering
Min Luo, Abbas Khayyer, Pengzhi Lin · Applied Ocean Research · 2021 · 305 citations · Full text
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