Difference between Shrinkage and Creep

This video shows the difference between the shrinkage and creep.
Shrinkage can be defined as the 'Volumetric change of concrete due to moisture loss without application of any external loads'. While creep can be defined as 'The structure deformation under constant stress'. There are different factors affecting the shrinkage and creep behaviour. For more details please watch full video.
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#Shrinkage #Creep

[@Getcho33]

literally answered my question on 0:12
why can't no one post this definition of creep smh.

[@VinayKumar-vm3xc]

Nice Explanation. Just curious to know whether you are from South India?

[@RJ-29DEVENDRA-BAIRWA-BANDIKUI.]

Very useful videos
Confused hi dur ho gya

[@civilengineering94]

Glad to hear that

[@alinau8091]

Please, I'd appreciate a lot if you give as your sources of information in order to use it on my research. Thank you for your generosity.

[@civilengineering94]

Will do

[@faqadyousuf2073]

Increase w/c increase shrinkage: this is only happening with drying shrinkage. In autogenous shrinkage and chemical shrinkage the situation is opposite. When there is a steep decrease in internal relative humidity

[@niva7737]

Dry shrinkage is after drying the concrye when loss of moisture occurs.. But plastic shrinkage is occurs after pour the concrete in plastic condition

[@JuanAug]

I need your professional advise or opinion on a patio which I am seeing various anomalies six months after it was poured. Your input would be great appreciated. Here are the specs for the Patio. 48'x15'x 8" thick tapered to six inches on the sloped side. It supposed to be a 4000 psi concrete with fiber mesh, and 1/4" FRP rebar spaced at 24". The patio has developed numerous cracks everywhere and in every direction. I am seeing areas where the concrete is chipped off broken off and other areas where the concrete is crumbling. The control joints were cut at ten foot spands and depth of 3/8"to 1/2" max.

[@JeeLeJindagi01]

Thanks sir ❤️

[@civilengineering94]

Most welcome

[@kongyinyeung878]

It helps a lots, thank you sir!

[@civilengineering94]

Glad to hear that!

[@AbuSayed-xs5jn]

Well explanation

[@vivekgupta4620]

If water exceed then bleeding and segregation occur not shrinkage

[@untouchable9917]

Good explanation

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks for liking

[@jitendrashah205]

Explain with image.

[@naraharimanne5240]

Well explanation sir

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks #Narahari

[@அல்லாஹ்ஒருவனே]

Top class vedio brother

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks alot King Usman.

[@harrytaylor5412]

How do you increase the relative humidity

[@civilengineering94]

depends on location

[@Kibiragalvis]

wrap it in polyethylene film

[@engineermoon]

Lov ur,effort sir

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks #Moon

[@ashokuppunasi4042]

Super video sir tq

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks #Ashok

[@DarvaishBandah]

Creep of concrete is time dependent

[@kunalsarkar542]

Q galat padha rhe ho.
Galat padhane se accha hai mat he padao.
Relative humidity increase toh Shrinkage bhi increase.

[@satyendrasingh3217]

That is wrong , you show practical pic and there is no pic.