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Figure 1.

Preparation procedure of microcapsules.

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Figure 2.

Three-point flexural loading setup.

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Figure 3.

Specimen preparations for water absorption.

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Figure 4.

OM micrographs of microcapsules prepared: (a) ×4 (b) ×10.

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Figure 5.

Load-displacement curves for blank cement paste during pre-damage: (a) standard curing (b) water curing.

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Figure 6.

Reloading-displacement curves for blank cement paste after healing.

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Figure 7.

Reloading-displacement curves for cement paste with 1% of microcapsules after healing.

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Figure 8.

Reloading-displacement curves for cement paste with 2% of microcapsules after healing: (a) standard curing (b) water curing.

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Figure 9.

Crack penetration of specimens before failure: (a) reference (b) 1% of microcapsules (c) 2% of microcapsules.

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Figure 10.

Influence of content of microcapsules on flexural strength restoration of cement paste: (a) standard curing (b) water curing.

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Figure 11.

Schematic load-deformation relationship of cementitious material.

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Figure 12.

Influence of content of microcapsules on compressive strength restoration of cement paste: (a) standard curing (b) water curing.

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Figure 13.

Effect of curing conditions on stiffness recovery of cement paste with 2% microcapsules and 60% pre-damage.

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Figure 14.

Water sorption of cement paste during healing: (a) reference (b) 1% of microcapsules (c) 2% of microcapsules.

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Figure 15.

SEM-EDS micrographs of damaging specimens at different stages: (a) 30%f (b) 60%f (c) capsules layout at 100%f (d) healing cracks at 100%f.

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