Evaluation of Portland Cement Concrete with Internal Curing Capabilities : Research Project Capsule
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Evaluation of Portland Cement Concrete with Internal Curing Capabilities : Research Project Capsule

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    Proper curing is the key to durable and sustainable concrete structures. When a concrete mixture

    is designed, delivered, poured, and consolidated, curing is the last and the most critical part for

    a fi nal product of great quality. Insuffi cient curing will cause cracking in the concrete and, in

    turn, leads to a non-durable and sustainable concrete structure. Current Louisiana specifi cation

    requires all concrete decks to be water-cured for 10 days. Based on fi eld experience, this is a

    very expensive operation, and the most diffi cult one to enforce and monitor. Therefore, there is

    a great need to develop a new concrete mix that has a self-curing capability, which will reduce

    the time demand for water curing, minimize or eliminate cracks in the concrete deck, and help

    achieve durability and sustainability in concrete structures.

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