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Prediction and control of stresses in concrete block
Development of criteria for prediction of thermal stresses in concrete dam construction block during cooling operations prior to grouting is outlined; new concept is presented concerning tensile stress within block which includes ratio of height of temperature transition zone to base length of block being cooled; it is shown that high temperature gradients in concrete block will lead to excessive tensile stresses resulting in cracking of block; several curves are given for prediction of maximum tensile stress as function of base length, height of temperature transition zone, temperature change, and properties of concrete.
Prediction and control of stresses in concrete block
Development of criteria for prediction of thermal stresses in concrete dam construction block during cooling operations prior to grouting is outlined; new concept is presented concerning tensile stress within block which includes ratio of height of temperature transition zone to base length of block being cooled; it is shown that high temperature gradients in concrete block will lead to excessive tensile stresses resulting in cracking of block; several curves are given for prediction of maximum tensile stress as function of base length, height of temperature transition zone, temperature change, and properties of concrete.
Prediction and control of stresses in concrete block
Am Concrete Inst -- J
Ruud, F.O. (author)
1965
10 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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