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Curing of concrete with chemical additions in frosty weather
Winter construction is an accepted fact in Canada and the U. S.S.R. Winter concreting requires special precautions; much valuable experience has been accumulated over the years and new techniques and new materials have markedly affected the speed of winter construction. Canadian and American specifi
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