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A Review of Concrete Performance Employing a Starch as Addition Using Several Regression Techniques

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Nowadays, the use of additions in the concrete blends to improve its behavior is increasingly noticeable. The present research describes the effect of adding a polymer to a concrete blend of materials belonging to the zone of Morelia, Mexico. The polymer is an organic starch gained commercially, and it was added at a 2 percent per cement weight. The concrete’s physical and mechanical performance was monitored against a control blend to quantify any improvements. Destructive and non-destructive tests were performed. The addition of a polymer improved substantial concrete performance. Numerical models found correlations among the tests made, a technique by machine learning for establishing predictive models to assess the results.

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Advanced Materials Research Vol. 1160

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José Alberto Guzmán-Torres*, Francisco Javier Domínguez-Mota, Elia Mercedes Alonso Guzmán, Wilfrido Martínez Molina, Gerardo Tinoco Ruiz

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Concrete, Gradient Descent, Performance, Starch

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