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  • C Curin Gofc Concr Rete: Curing

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    Curing of concrete involves protecting it from moisture loss after placing and for the first few days of hardening. Hydration reactions that form cement and water increase with curing temperature, leading to higher early strength gains at higher temperatures. However, at later ages, higher strengths are obtained from concrete cured at lower temperatures, as the C-S-H gel produced is more uniform and stronger. Standard curing temperature is 22 ± 1 °C, while hydration proceeds below 0°C but stops completely at -10°C.

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    Curing of concrete involves protecting it from moisture loss after placing and for the first few days of hardening. Hydration reactions that form cement and water increase with curing temperature, leading to higher early strength gains at higher temperatures. However, at later ages, higher strengths are obtained from concrete cured at lower temperatures, as the C-S-H gel produced is more uniform and stronger. Standard curing temperature is 22 ± 1 °C, while hydration proceeds below 0°C but stops completely at -10°C.

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    C Curin Gofc Concr Rete: Curing

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    Angel Rondilla
    Curing of concrete involves protecting it from moisture loss after placing and for the first few days of hardening. Hydration reactions that form cement and water increase with curing temperature, leading to higher early strength gains at higher temperatures. However, at later ages, higher strengths are obtained from concrete cured at lower temperatures, as the C-S-H gel produced is more uniform and stronger. Standard curing temperature is 22 ± 1 °C, while hydration proceeds below 0°C but stops completely at -10°C.

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    Impo
    ortant Notes

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