Response to discussion of the paper: “On the measurement of free deformation of early age cement paste and concrete” [Bjøntegaard Ø, Hammer TA, Sellevold EJ. Cement and Concrete Composites 2004;26:427–435]
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1. Freiesleben Hansen P. Hærdeteknologi-1, Portlandcement (in Danish). Aalborg Portland, Denmark, 1978, pp. 50.
2. Bjøntegaard Ø, Kanstad T, Sellevold EJ, Hammer TA. Stress inducing deformations and mechanical properties of high performance concrete at very early ages, 5th Int. Symp. on Utilization of High Strength/High Performance Concrete, Sandefjord, Norway, 1999.
3. Bjøntegaard Ø. Thermal dilation and autogenous deformation as driving forces to self-induced stresses in high performance concrete. Doctoral thesis, NTNU, Dept. of Structural Eng., December 1999, ISBN 82-7984-002-8, 1999.
4. Experimental determination of the “Time Zero” t0 (maturity-zero M0)
5. Bjøntegaard Ø, Sellevold EJ, Hammer TA. High performance concrete at early ages: Selfgenerated stresses due to autogenous shrinkage and temperature, Supplementary paper at the Third CANMET/ACI International Symposium on Advances in Concrete Technology, Auckland, New Zealand, 1997.
6. Justnes H, Clemmens F, Depuydt P, van Gemert D, Sellevold EJ. Correlating the deviating point between external and total chemical shrinkage with setting time and other characteristics of hydrating cement paste. In: Proc. of the Int. RILEM Workshop: Shrinkage of Concrete—Shrinkage 2000, Paris 16–17 October 2000, 2002.
7. Bjøntegaard Ø, Sellevold EJ. Autogenous and thermal deformations, IPACS-report, TU Luleå, Sweden, ISBN 91-89580-20-6, 2001.
8. Autogenous and thermal deformations