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Temperature control and cracks prevention technology of mass concrete

FU Zuo-h

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Combined with practical work reasons caused the temperature deformation of mass concrete are analyzed;at the same time corresponding cracks prevention measures are proposed from temperature control,improving constrain conditions,rational ratio of reinforcement and other aspects in order to ensure engineering quality of mass concrete.

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Combined with practical work reasons caused the temperature deformation of mass concrete are analyzed;at the same time corresponding cracks prevention measures are proposed from temperature control,improving constrain conditions,rational ratio of reinforcement and other aspects in order to ensure engineering quality of mass concrete.

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Combined with practical work reasons caused the temperature deformation of mass concrete are analyzed;at the same time corresponding cracks prevention measures are proposed from temperature control,improving constrain conditions,rational ratio of reinforcement and other aspects in order to ensure engineering quality of mass concrete.

Key concepts: Mass concrete, Reinforcement, Work (physics), Temperature control, Control (management), Quality (philosophy), Deformation (meteorology), Forensic engineering

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