Thermal Stress of Early-Age Concrete Made with Different Cement Compositions

Jian Da Xin; Yi Liu; Guo Xin Zhang; Zhen Hong Wang; Ning Yang; Yu Qiao

doi:10.4028/p-849817

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Thermal Stress of Early-Age Concrete Made with Different Cement Compositions

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A temperature stress testing machine (TSTM) was used to investigate effect of cement composition and temperature history on thermal stress of concrete. Results show that the benefit of higher amount of C3S on concrete strength enhancement was compromised by the relatively higher temperature rise at early age, leading to a lower temperature difference. However, by means of a delicate design of cooling history, the deficiency of concrete with higher amount of C3S can be compensated and the cracking sensitivity was closer to that of concrete with lower amount of C3S.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 923)

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157-161

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June 2022

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Jian Da Xin, Yi Liu, Guo Xin Zhang, Zhen Hong Wang*, Ning Yang, Yu Qiao

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Temperature History, Temperature Stress Testing Machine, Thermal Stress

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