SLAB CURING PROCESS #civilengineering #construction

To get the strongest finish out of your new concrete slab for years to come we suggest taking the time to properly cure your new slab for at least 7 days after installation (28 days is ideal). Curing is the process of controlling the rate and extent of moisture loss from concrete during cement hydration.

Concrete is usually dry enough after 24 to 48 hours to walk on. For concrete to dry and reach its full strength, it typically takes about 28 days per inch of slab thickness.

Curing plays a vital role in developing the dense microstructure and pore structure of concrete from the proper chemical reactions between cement compounds and water. It is crucial to prevent or control the moisture loss of concrete during cement hydration to ensure it attains the desired properties.

CURING OF SLAB II VARIOUS METHOD II PONDING METHOD CURING SLAB II CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY II 7 DAY CURING IN NORMAL DAYS II 10 DAYS CURING IN WINTER AND SUMMER II
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