Wojcik, G.
(2003),
The Influence of the Atmostphere on Curing Concrete Temperatures and Maturity, Proceeding of the Engineering Foundation Meeting, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=860501
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The Influence of the Atmostphere on Curing Concrete Temperatures and Maturity
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The SLABS model of curing concrete bridge decks was developed with new boundary condition parameterizations that can accurately account for a wide variety of atmospheric conditions, addressing limitations of previous studies. Equivalent ages were estimated from the temperature predictions of SLABS and can vary up to 40 h over conditions simulated after 24 h of hydration. Depth variations of equivalent ages reach 15 h.Proceedings Title
Proceeding of the Engineering Foundation Meeting
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August 10-14, 2003
Conference Title
Advances in Cement and Concrete
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bridge deck, concrete, curing, fly ash, maturity factor, silica fume
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Created August 1, 2003, Updated February 19, 2017