A New Approach for Predicting Strength Based on Temperature-Time History Using Two-Parameter Maturity ANN Models
2024

Predicting Concrete Strength with Temperature and Time

Sample size: 45 publication 10 minutes Evidence: moderate

Author Information

Author(s): Wawrzeńczyk Jerzy

Primary Institution: Kielce University of Technology

Hypothesis

Can the ANN method produce a model that accurately describes the relationship between mortar strength, temperature, and time?

Conclusion

The ANN analysis method is effective for estimating the relative compressive strength of mortar based on temperature and time.

Supporting Evidence

  • The ANN model was developed using data from six different cements.
  • The model predicts strength based on hydration heat and activation energy.
  • Results showed that hydration heat influences early strength gain.

Takeaway

This study shows how to use a computer model to predict how strong concrete will be based on how hot it gets and how long it cures.

Methodology

The study used artificial neural networks to analyze the relationship between mortar strength and factors like hydration heat, activation energy, temperature, and time.

Limitations

Further studies are needed to verify the relationships obtained based on testing of concrete samples.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.3390/ma17246157

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