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Committee Mission: Develop, report, and promote accurate and efficient numerical methods for the creep and shrinkage analysis of concrete and concrete structures.
Goals: ACI report providing guidance to the practitioner on (1) rate type implementation of cross-sectional models and their use (2) 3D pointwise creep and shrinkage models with coupled heat and moisture transport
Chair: Roman Wan-Wendner
What type of document?: AgendaMinutesCorrespondenceDraftNewBusiness
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