Concrete Maturity Testing Equipment

Concrete maturity is a widely practiced and effective method for estimating the strength of in-place concrete, based on its age and temperature history. Accurate strength prediction saves time and money by allowing efficient scheduling for form removal and reshoring or prestressing and post-tensioning operations. Mathematical equations compare a maturity index to previous physical tests of the same mix design.

Easy-to-use data logging meters log times and temperatures from pre-placed probes, and maturity values can be calculated for periods from a few hours to a few months. Maturity sensors are also available, which monitor concrete temperature and strength in real time through wireless data recording.

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• SmartRock® Wireless Concrete Monitoring Sensors are fully embedded in fresh concrete and wirelessly record and calculate concrete temperature data. Sensor cables are 1 or 10ft in length. Standard concrete sensors have a wireless signal range of 40ft, and long-range sensors have a range of 1,000ft. Concrete mix strength calculations are synced every 15 minutes in accordance with ASTM C1074.
• 4-Channel Data Logging Thermometer is a cost-effective way to gather time and temperature information during the concrete curing process. Information can later be transferred to an ASCII-format spreadsheet for calculation and analysis.

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