Which outcome occurs from latent heat release during rapid ice formation in concrete?

💡 Explanation

Elevated pore pressure occurs because volumetric expansion during the ice-liquid phase transition concentrates unfrozen water into diminishing spaces, resulting in cryostatic pressure rather than hydration changes. Therefore, pore pressure increases rather than scaling reduction or decreased reactivity.

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