autogenous volume change
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autogenous volume change
(ö′täj·ə·nəs ′väl·yəm ′chānj)
(materials) The change in volume produced by continued hydration of cement, exclusive of effects of external forces or change of water content or temperature.
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autogenous volume change
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autogenous volume change
The change in volume produced by continued hydration of cement, exclusive of effects of external forces or change of water content or temperature.
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