Possibilities of Regulation of Temperature in Concrete during Hydration by Means of Selection of Suitable Input Materials

Rudolf Hela; Jiří Zach; Martin Sedlmajer

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.507.199

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Possibilities of Regulation of Temperature in Concrete during Hydration by Means of Selection of Suitable Input Materials

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Paper is focused on development of hydration heat in concrete in time. Possible ways of reduction of temperature during concrete hydration are mentioned. Paper presents study of possibilities of regulation temperature in concrete during hydration by selection of suitable input components. Blast furnace slag and micronized limestone were added to pure Portland cement; several variants of proportions were proposed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 507)

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199-203

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January 2014

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Rudolf Hela*, Jiří Zach, Martin Sedlmajer

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Additions, Cement Hydration, Concrete, Hydration Heat, Limestone, Slag, Temperature

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