Article

Received 24.06.2024

Revised 13.11.2024

Accepted 14.12.2024

Retrieved from Iss. 116, P. 2, 2024

Pages 56 -73

Gameliak, I., Dmytrychenko, A., & Yashchenko, Ye. (2024). FEATURES OF CARING FOR HARDENED ROAD CONCRETE WHEN ESTABLISHING A MONOLITHIC CEMENT CONCRETE ROAD SURFACE. PART 2. Automobile Roads and Road Construction, (116.2), 56-73. https://doi.org/10.33744/0365-8171-2024-116.2-056-073

FEATURES OF CARING FOR HARDENED ROAD CONCRETE WHEN ESTABLISHING A MONOLITHIC CEMENT CONCRETE ROAD SURFACE. PART 2

Igor Gameliak Andrii Dmytrychenko Yehor Yashchenko

Achieving sufficient concrete strength during drying (moisture loss) is important for the continuation of concrete and other construction works. Early assessment of concrete strength reduces downtime while waiting for hardening. Temperature and humidity are important factors affecting curing time. Development of a detailed methodology for calculating complex maturity taking into account external and internal parameters, such as internal and ambient temperature and relative humidity of the environment, which would weigh the ratio of the influence of each parameter and most accurately convey the relationship between the gained strength and the maturity of concrete during the hardening time

cement concrete, concrete strength, concrete curing, evaporation, experimental research
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