Hydrotechnical Construction

, Volume 25, Issue 3, pp 147–152 | Cite as

Creep of roller-compacted concrete

  • E. A. Kogan
Research and Experiments

Conclusions

  1. 1.

    Rollcrete has creep, the general regularity of the development of which in time and as a function of the age of the concrete can be described by the formula proposed earlier by Aleksandrovskii and widely used for ordinary concrete.

     
  2. 2.

    As for the quantitative side of the problem, the presently available scanty data on creep of rollcrete indicate that its creep is higher than creep of ordinary concrete.

     
  3. 3.

    Formula (1) can be recommended for calculating the stress and thermal stress states of rollcrete masonry with consideration of creep; for engineering calculations, stress relaxation coefficients were obtained and are represented for rollcrete of class V10 by a family of curves convenient from the viewpoint of practical use.

     

Keywords

Stress State Energy Source Thermal Stress Power Generation Stress Relaxation 
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