The Influences of Different Temperature Histories on the Assessment of Cracking Resistance Based on the Concrete Thermal Stress Test

Xue Feng Song; Ying Fei Wang; Chao Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.496-500.2426

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The Influences of Different Temperature Histories on the Assessment of Cracking Resistance Based on the Concrete Thermal Stress Test

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This paper studied the influences of different temperature histories on the assessment of cracking resistance based on the thermal stress tests, and also initially considered and discussed the effects of several empirical tests on thermal stress tests, including approximate adiabatic heating mode, temperature control mode, archived data matching mode, followed by some proposals regarding the standardizing research of thermal stress test of concrete.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 496-500)

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Xue Feng Song, Ying Fei Wang, Chao Li

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Assessment of Cracking Resistance, Concrete Thermal Stress Test, Different Temperature Histories

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