The high initial strength cement was investigated as a possible alternative to steam curing during precasting of concrete elements. A 500 m²/kg specific surface of cement resulted in high initial strength. In a summer climate the 550 portland cement is effective without plastificator admixture since the 1 day strength of the plastic concrete is about 30% of the 28 days' strength. With 2 m% plastificator the 1 day strength is about 40% of the 28 days' strength. If concrete is stored at 40°C for 24 hours the 12 -16 hours' strength is already enough to allow the elements to be removed from the form work. Lower cement content (250-300 kg/m³) results in higher tensile strength relative tothe compressive strength which is an advantage when from ...
The purpose of this thesis is to determine the effect and the mechanisms associated with replacing 1...
Thirty one mix proportions of ordinary Portland cement (OPC)-slag mortars (OSM) used to study the ef...
The effective production of concrete structures requires adequate control of strength development in...
The high initial strength cement was investigated as a possible alternative to steam curing during p...
Steam curing at atmospheric pressure is an important technique for obtaining high early strength val...
397-405The compressive strengths of concrete and hardened paste, the resistance to chloride ion of c...
The purpose of this study is to develop the precast concrete without steam curing. Generally, it is ...
Conventionally, curing is performed by moisturizing concrete periodically when the fresh concrete is...
The purpose of this study was to apply a cementless binder using industrial by-products (fly ash, gr...
Steam curing has been used widely in the precast concrete industry. However, investigations on steam...
Steam curing is necessary to be used in the manufacturing of precast concrete, thus, a large amount ...
grantor: University of TorontoSteam curing is often used in the production of precast conc...
Steam curing, a common way of curing precast concrete, can greatly improve its 1-day strength. Howev...
Self-consolidating concrete (SCC) has been in the last years increasingly used by precast constructi...
Curing techniques and curing duration have crucial effects on the strength and other mechanical prop...
The purpose of this thesis is to determine the effect and the mechanisms associated with replacing 1...
Thirty one mix proportions of ordinary Portland cement (OPC)-slag mortars (OSM) used to study the ef...
The effective production of concrete structures requires adequate control of strength development in...
The high initial strength cement was investigated as a possible alternative to steam curing during p...
Steam curing at atmospheric pressure is an important technique for obtaining high early strength val...
397-405The compressive strengths of concrete and hardened paste, the resistance to chloride ion of c...
The purpose of this study is to develop the precast concrete without steam curing. Generally, it is ...
Conventionally, curing is performed by moisturizing concrete periodically when the fresh concrete is...
The purpose of this study was to apply a cementless binder using industrial by-products (fly ash, gr...
Steam curing has been used widely in the precast concrete industry. However, investigations on steam...
Steam curing is necessary to be used in the manufacturing of precast concrete, thus, a large amount ...
grantor: University of TorontoSteam curing is often used in the production of precast conc...
Steam curing, a common way of curing precast concrete, can greatly improve its 1-day strength. Howev...
Self-consolidating concrete (SCC) has been in the last years increasingly used by precast constructi...
Curing techniques and curing duration have crucial effects on the strength and other mechanical prop...
The purpose of this thesis is to determine the effect and the mechanisms associated with replacing 1...
Thirty one mix proportions of ordinary Portland cement (OPC)-slag mortars (OSM) used to study the ef...
The effective production of concrete structures requires adequate control of strength development in...