Mass Concrete is a type of structural concrete construction characterized by its large volume and minimal surface-area-to-volume ratio, distinguished from conventional concrete elements by the significant heat generation and potential for thermal cracking due to the hydration of cementitious materials within its mass.
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Theories of Masses and Problems of Constitution
Dean W. Zimmerman · The Philosophical Review · 1995 · 274 citations
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