Hydration Heat Analysis of Nuclear Containment Structures According to One-Layer Casting Height of Concrete
This study analyzed the temperature rise and thermal cracking in the nuclear containment structures owing to the hydration heat of cementitious materials. The main parameters investigated were the one-layer casting height of concrete to examine the shortening of construction time of the structures. The current mixture proportions of concrete needs to be modified to increase the one-layer height of concrete, minimizing the likelihood of the occurrence of thermal cracks.