ACI 207.4R : 2005(R2012)
Superseded
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COOLING AND INSULATING SYSTEMS FOR MASS CONCRETE
Hardcopy , PDF
13-11-2020
English
01-01-2005
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Precooling systems
Chapter 3 - Postcooling systems
Chapter 4 - Surface insulation
Chapter 5 - References
Describes three construction procedures used to control temperature changes in concrete structures: precooling of materials, post cooling of in-place concrete by embedded pipes, and surface insulation.
| Committee |
207
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| Pages |
19
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| PublisherName |
American Concrete Institute
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| Status |
Superseded
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| SupersededBy |
| ACI SP 4 : 2014 | FORMWORK FOR CONCRETE |
| ACI 351.2R : 2010 | REPORT ON FOUNDATIONS FOR STATIC EQUIPMENT |
| ACI 306R : 2016 | GUIDE TO COLD WEATHER CONCRETING |
| ACI 207.2 : 1990 | EFFECT OF RESTRAINT, VOLUME CHANGE, AND REINFORCEMENT ON CRACKING OF MASSIVE CONCRETE |
| ACI 207.5R : 2011 | REPORT ON ROLLER-COMPACTED MASS CONCRETE |
| ACI 224.1R : 2007 | CAUSES, EVALUATION, AND REPAIR OF CRACKS IN CONCRETE STRUCTURES |
| ACI PRC-357 : 1984 | GUIDE FOR THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FIXED OFFSHORE CONCRETE STRUCTURES |
| ACI 207.1R : 2005 | GUIDE TO MASS CONCRETE |
| ACI 305R : 2010 | GUIDE TO HOT WEATHER CONCRETING |
| ACI 304.1R : 1992 | GUIDE FOR THE USE OF PREPLACED AGGREGATE CONCRETE FOR STRUCTURAL AND MASS CONCRETE APPLICATIONS |
| ACI 224R : 2001 | CONTROL OF CRACKING OF CONCRETE STRUCTURES |
| ACI 211.1 : 1991 | SELECTING PROPORTIONS FOR NORMAL, HEAVYWEIGHT AND MASS CONCRETE |
| ACI 207.2R : 2007 | REPORT ON THERMAL AND VOLUME CHANGE EFFECTS ON CRACKING OF MASS CONCRETE |
| ACI 207.2R : 2007 | REPORT ON THERMAL AND VOLUME CHANGE EFFECTS ON CRACKING OF MASS CONCRETE |
| ACI 228.1R : 2003 | IN-PLACE METHODS TO ESTIMATE CONCRETE STRENGTH |
| ACI 207.1R : 2005 | GUIDE TO MASS CONCRETE |
| ACI 306R : 2016 | GUIDE TO COLD WEATHER CONCRETING |
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