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Title: Thermal Effects during the Curing of Concrete Pavements

Author(s): D. Kapila, J. Falkowsky, and J. L. Plawsky

Publication: Materials Journal

Volume: 94

Issue: 2

Appears on pages(s): 119-128

Keywords: concretes; curing; models; pavements; temperature;

DOI: 10.14359/292

Date: 3/1/1997

Abstract:
Fundamental heat and mass transfer principles were used to simulate the temperature, water mole fraction, and unreacted cement fraction profiles in a concrete pavement system during the first 72 hr of curing. The model used experimental data on the composition of the pavement and the environmental conditions to simulate the state of the concrete. Simulation results were compared to experimental data from a pavement placement in Albany County, N.Y. The model was able to simulate the temperature profile in the concrete throughout the cure period to an accuracy of better than [eq] 2 [eq]C (3.6 [eq]F).


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