Concrete Bleeding: Causes, Effects, Testing & Practical Site Solutions (Engineer’s Guide)

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Concrete bleeding is the upward movement of water to the surface of freshly placed concrete caused by settlement of solid particles. While minor bleeding is normal, excessive bleeding leads to laitance, weak surfaces, scaling, and poor bond performance. Concrete bleeding — the gradual appearance of water on freshly placed surfaces — is a reality every...

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