CONCRETE CURING & POUR PLANNING · 9 TOOLS
Concrete Curing & Pour Planning Calculators
Concrete curing and pour planning tools: curing and striking times from EN 1992-1-1 strength gain adjusted for temperature, curing water from the ACI 305R evaporation rate, pour duration and truck intervals, checkerboard pour sequences, day-by-day curing schedules, cube and cylinder test dates with ASTM C39 tolerances, temperature log sheets with ACI 306 limits, and printable pour checklists.
Concrete Compressive Strength CalculatorConcrete compressive strength from the crushing load of a cube or cylinder, in MPa and psi, with the strength expected at 3, 7, 14 or 28 days.Concrete Cube Test Date CalculatorCalculate concrete cube or cylinder test dates at 3, 7, 14, 28 and 56 days, with ASTM C39 tolerances, weekend flags and the strength expected. Free accountConcrete Curing Schedule GeneratorGenerate a printable day-by-day concrete curing schedule: start of curing, re-wetting rounds, form striking dates, end of curing and cube test days. Free accountConcrete Curing Time PlannerPlan concrete curing and striking dates from cement class and temperature: days to 50%, 70% and 100% strength (EN 1992-1-1) and ACI 308.1 minimums.Concrete Curing Water Requirement EstimatorEstimate curing water for wet curing: evaporation rate from temperature, humidity and wind (ACI 305R), litres per day, total water and tanker loads.Concrete Pour Checklist GeneratorGenerate a printable concrete pour checklist for your element, placing method, weather and pour size: checks before, during and after the pour. Free accountConcrete Pour Duration CalculatorCalculate how long a concrete pour takes from pump rate and truck supply: finish time, truck interval, loads and trucks needed to keep the pump busy.Concrete Pour Sequence PlannerPlan a concrete slab pour sequence: bays no bigger than a day's pour, in checkerboard order with a waiting period, and a dated pour schedule.Concrete Temperature Log GeneratorGenerate a printable concrete temperature log with reading times, the ACI 306 minimum temperature for your section, and hot-weather and mass-concrete limits. Free account