Correspondence Autogenous Healing of Concrete in Compression
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The Structural Engineer, Volume 33, Issue 1, 1955

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Sir,-I have read, with great interest, the Paper on Autogenous Healing of Concrete by Nr. E. F. Whitlam, but think his conclusions are open to question.

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