temperature monitoring in large volume spread footing foundations: case study "parque da cidade" - são paulo
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ABSTRACT In recent years, the construction of foundation elements from large-volume reinforced concrete is becoming increasingly common. This implies a potential increase in the risk of cracks of thermal origin, due to the heat of hydration of cement. Under these circumstances, these concrete elements need to be treated using the mass concrete theory, widespread in dam construction, but little used when designing buildings. This paper aims to present a case study about the procedures and problems involved in the construction of a spread footing with a volume of approximately 800m³ designed for the foundation of a shopping center in São Paulo, Brazil.
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| Authors | ;D. Couto;P. Helene;L. C. Almeida |
| Journal | psychotherapies |
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10.1590/s1983-41952016000600007
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