Title:
Measures to Restrain Rate of Carbonation in Concrete
Author(s):
M. Sakuta.
Publication:
Symposium Paper
Volume:
100
Issue:
Appears on pages(s):
1963-1979
Keywords:
alcohols; carbonation; chlorides; concrete durability; drying shrinkage; mortars (material); permeability; General
DOI:
10.14359/3841
Date:
4/1/1987
Abstract:
The current trend of fast construction has necessitated the knowledge of the 28-day strength of the concrete cylinder at an early stage. This is achieved by using prediction relations to predict the 28-day strength based on the early test. This article presents a general method to develop the 28-day strength prediction models by analyzing the compression test data statistically and by using the linear regression analysis. A procedure is discussed to develop a computer program to perform the linear regression analysis. A method is also offered to obtain the nonlinear curves from the linear regression analysis program. Two applications of these prediction relations are discussed--prediction of 28-day strength and specification of early strength as an acceptance criterion. As an example, the prediction relations developed for the City of Phoenix are presented