adiabatic curing
adiabatic curing
[¦ad·ē·ə¦bad·ik ′kyu̇r·iŋ] (engineering)
The curing of concrete or mortar under conditions in which there is no loss or gain of heat.
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adiabatic curing
The curing of concrete or mortar in which adiabatic conditions are maintained during the curing period.
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Results showed that
adiabatic curing was no different from fog curing, and metakaolin was found to have a beneficial effect on all these properties.
These properties comprise rheological properties, electrical conductivity, heat of reaction, and the temperature rise during an
adiabatic curing process [20].
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