Temperature Rebound Influenced by Environment Temperature Analysis of the Irrigated Area of a High Arch Concrete Dam under Constrcution

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For a temperature rebound in the irrigated high arch dam during the construction period, using finite element method to research the influence of environment temperature to temperature rebound of the irrigated high concrete arch dam. Assuming that the initial temperature of the dam concrete is the joint grouting temperature. This paper presents a simulation of the temperature rebound of the high arch dam which is caused by the monthly average environment temperature, and performs sensitivity analysis to research the influence of thermal conductivity and surface heat preservation on the temperature rebound. According to the analysis,when the high arch dam sealing temperature is lower than the dam site annual average temperature, the dam site temperature inevitably would flow backward,slowly,to the irrigation area.The larger the thermal conductivity is,the quicker the temperature rebound speed will be. And benzene board insulation can reduce concrete temperature rebound rate, if the heat preservation benzene board is thicker,the temperature rebound rate is smaller.

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