INFLUENCE OF CONCRETE TEMPERATURE ASSUMING EXTREMELY HOT SEASON ON STRENGTH PROPERTIES, ADIABATIC TEMPERATURE RISE PROPERTIES AND THERMAL STRESS ANALYSIS OF MASS CONCRETE

In this study, the influence of concrete temperature assuming extreme hot season on strength properties, adiabatic temperature rise properties, and thermal stress analysis were investigated. The results showed that the strength properties were equivalent to those during the normal hot season. Although the adiabatic temperature rise properties had a difference between some measured and estimated values in the range of high-strength concrete, the influence of the difference between the measured and estimated equations for adiabatic temperature rise properties on the thermal stress analysis results was small.

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AIJ Journal of Technology and Design
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2024-10-19
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https://doi.org/10.3130/aijt.30.1142
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Fire effects on concrete materials
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INFLUENCE OF CONCRETE TEMPERATURE ASSUMING EXTREMELY HOT SEASON ON STRENGTH PROPERTIES, ADIABATIC TEMPERATURE RISE PROPERTIES AND THERMAL STRESS ANALYSIS OF MASS CONCRETE

Hideyuki Kajita, Gota KISHIMOTO, Yuki Miyazawa, Yukinori HIGUCHI et al.
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Fire effects on concrete materials
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INFLUENCE OF CONCRETE TEMPERATURE ASSUMING EXTREMELY HOT SEASON ON STRENGTH PROPERTIES, ADIABATIC TEMPERATURE RISE PROPERTIES AND THERMAL STRESS ANALYSIS OF MASS CONCRETE

Hideyuki Kajita, Gota KISHIMOTO, Yuki Miyazawa, Yukinori HIGUCHI, Takae KUSANO, Koji Aota, Masayuki YASUDA, Satoshi OGA
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In this study, the influence of concrete temperature assuming extreme hot season on strength properties, adiabatic temperature rise properties, and thermal stress analysis were investigated. The results showed that the strength properties were equivalent to those during the normal hot season. Although the adiabatic temperature rise properties had a difference between some measured and estimated values in the range of high-strength concrete, the influence of the difference between the measured and estimated equations for adiabatic temperature rise properties on the thermal stress analysis results was small.

AIJ Journal of Technology and DesignVol. 30(76)
Amada (Japan) (JP)
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Fire effects on concrete materials
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