Title: Notes On Hardening Cements At The Boiling Point Of Water

Author(s): P.H. Bates and R. L. Blaine

Publication: Journal Proceedings

Volume: 28

Issue: 4

Appears on pages(s): 531-535

Keywords: none

DOI: 10.14359/8250

Date: 4/1/1932

Abstract:
Plastic mortars of four different cements were prepared and subjected to boiling water and steam at atmosheric pressures for I6 hr within 1/2 hr after mold-deflections the results so obtained when compared with the results secured in testing the same mortars cured in a damp closet at 70 F show that the higher temperatures materially increase the strength at 24 hr, but at, 7 and 28 days there is little or no difference. The diferent cements do not react to the same degree at the higher temperatures.