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1904
Representative experimental samples.
Published 2025“…Within the experimental conditions, reducing humidity was found to be more effective than increasing temperature in reducing EWC. Based on the mechanical test results, reducing humidity can decrease the loss of uniaxial compressive strength (UCS) caused by moisture absorption from approximately 50% to 15.48%. …”
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1905
Mechanical testing apparatus and samples.
Published 2025“…Within the experimental conditions, reducing humidity was found to be more effective than increasing temperature in reducing EWC. Based on the mechanical test results, reducing humidity can decrease the loss of uniaxial compressive strength (UCS) caused by moisture absorption from approximately 50% to 15.48%. …”
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1906
The Date.
Published 2025“…The relevant low temperature index showed proper decreasing trend while the diurnal range of annual extreme temperature showed fluctuating<b>—</b>decreasing first and then increasing. …”
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1907
Relationship between UCS, E, and water content.
Published 2025“…Within the experimental conditions, reducing humidity was found to be more effective than increasing temperature in reducing EWC. Based on the mechanical test results, reducing humidity can decrease the loss of uniaxial compressive strength (UCS) caused by moisture absorption from approximately 50% to 15.48%. …”
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1908
Hygroscopic experimental device.
Published 2025“…Within the experimental conditions, reducing humidity was found to be more effective than increasing temperature in reducing EWC. Based on the mechanical test results, reducing humidity can decrease the loss of uniaxial compressive strength (UCS) caused by moisture absorption from approximately 50% to 15.48%. …”
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1909
Mann-Kendall test for the mean temperature index.
Published 2025“…The relevant low temperature index showed proper decreasing trend while the diurnal range of annual extreme temperature showed fluctuating<b>—</b>decreasing first and then increasing. …”
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1910
Variation curve of the extreme temperature index.
Published 2025“…The relevant low temperature index showed proper decreasing trend while the diurnal range of annual extreme temperature showed fluctuating<b>—</b>decreasing first and then increasing. …”
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1911
Fluctuation trend of the mean temperature index.
Published 2025“…The relevant low temperature index showed proper decreasing trend while the diurnal range of annual extreme temperature showed fluctuating<b>—</b>decreasing first and then increasing. …”
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1912
Variation curve of the mean temperature index.
Published 2025“…The relevant low temperature index showed proper decreasing trend while the diurnal range of annual extreme temperature showed fluctuating<b>—</b>decreasing first and then increasing. …”
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