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INSTRUCTIONS: View the recorded webinar. Complete the 10-question quiz for each module with a score of 80% or higher to receive a certificate for 0.125 CEU (1.25 PDH).

Total Continuing Education Credit: 0.125 CEU (1.25 PDH)

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Description

This is a recorded webinar from February 2, 2017.

This course will review research on the placement of concrete on cold surfaces and address the practice of heating formwork and reinforcement prior to placement. The second half of the course will present information on the response of concrete exposed to cold temperatures at early ages.

Document Details

Author: Kozikowski, MacDonald

Publication Year: 2017

ISBN:

Categories: Cold Weather

Formats: Online Learning

Table of Contents

Learning Objectives

1. Discuss research data to develop a better understanding of heat transfer between cold surfaces and fresh concrete.

2. Use research data to develop economical solutions for warming cold surfaces during cold weather conditions.

3. Understand the nature of water in concrete before, during, and after setting.

4. Describe the physical response in concrete exposed to freezing temperatures before setting, at the time of setting, and after some strength gain has occurred.

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