Study of Concrete Strength Prediction Using Warm Water Curing

Sheng Szu Peng; Yan Ren Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.723.515

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Study of Concrete Strength Prediction Using Warm Water Curing

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In this study, the 50°C warm water is applied to accelerate curing of concrete and to increase the design strength to 210kgf/cm² (3000psi), 280kgf/cm² (4000psi), and 490kgf/cm² (7000psi) by using water/cement (w/c) ratio of 0.6, 0.5, and 0.35 respectively. The result shows that it takes only 2~5 days to reach the design strength with warm water curing instead of 28 days by standard curing. Three type of specimens may reach 1.0~1.05 times of target strength. As a result, a modified coefficient factor for design of concrete strength can be predicted more accurately and much earlier during curing process of the concrete.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 723)

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515-518

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August 2013

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Sheng Szu Peng, Yan Ren Chen

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Curing, Strength, Warm Water

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