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194) Type Awater reducers can have little effect on setting, while Type D admixtures provide water reduction with retardation, and Type E admixtures provide water reduc-tion with accelerated setting. Type D water-reducing admixtures usually retard the setting time of concrete by one to three hours (Fig. 6-5). Some water-reducing admix-
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