摘要
The finite element software,MIDAS is used to predict the distribution of temperatures and,analyzes the cracking control methods within a hydrating mass concrete.The temperature control of mass concrete has great significance in assuring the project quality.Adiabatic or semi adiabatic temperature measurement is mostly used for measuring and controlling the temperature fluctuation during construction.The temperature distribution produced by the finite element thermal analysis of the model is used to quantify the maximum allowable internal temperature difference before crack initiation on concrete.This study analyzes the data from one high-rise structure project in Shanghai are used to verify the finite element model developed.Results suggest that reliance on a limiting maximum temperature differential to control cracking in massive concrete applications should be supplemented with a requirement for analysis showing the calculated spatial temperature and stress response to the predicted temperature distribution within the concrete,to ensure that the induced tensile stresses will not exceed the tensile strength of the concrete and so minimize the risk of having thermal cracks at early age.
The finite element software, MIDAS is used to predict the distribution of temperatures and, analy- zes the cracking control methods within a hydrating mass concrete. The temperature control of mass concrete has great significance in assuring the project quality. Adiabatic or semi adiabatic temperature measurement is mostly used for measuring and controlling the temperature fluctuation during construction. The temperature dis- tribution produced by the finite element thermal analysis of the model is used to quantify the maximum allowa- ble internal temperature difference before crack initiation on concrete. This study analyzes the data from one high-rise structure project in Shanghai are used to verify the finite element model developed. Results suggest that reliance on a limiting maximum temperature differential to control cracking in massive concrete applica- tions should be supplemented with a requirement for analysis showing the calculated spatial temperature and stress response to the predicted temperature distribution within the concrete, to ensure that the induced tensile stresses will not exceed the tensile strength of the concrete and so minimize the risk of having thermal cracks at early age.
出处
《结构工程师》
北大核心
2012年第6期54-59,共6页
Structural Engineers
关键词
温度分布
混凝土
施工技术
应力
thermal cracking, temperature gradient, mass concrete, fly-ash, finite element