Concrete can be kept moist and often at a favorable temperature by any of three methods: Maintaining the presence of mixing water during the early hardening period. Methods used include ponding or immersion, spraying (or fogging) and wet coverings. These methods will also cool the concrete as the water evaporates.
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Get PriceJun 22, 2009Curing the Concrete. Concrete requires approximately 28 days of curing time. It is important that during the first seven days after you pour it you wet the concrete surface daily. This will allow the curing process to go smoothly and correctly as the cement
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Get PriceAug 13, 2020Image by J ason Antony via FreeImages. Concrete is a composite material and the next level up from plaster as it incorporates an aggregate to make it stronger. Of the total mass making up a concrete mix, the aggregate or stone will account for 60 percent on average, and it can even go right up to 80 percent in certain situations.
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Get PriceDec 01, 2004Water can be ponded, sprayed, or misted onto the surface. To keep it wet, many concrete contractors use burlap to soak up the water. How long to keep it wet depends on temperature and the mix—you want it to have reached sufficient strength on the surface. Typically, about 7 days is sufficient with Type I cement—less in warm weather.
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