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SmartCure

ConcreteAI's SmartCure system utilizes temperature-matched curing for concrete specimens, ensuring that the specimens are cured under the exact same temperature conditions as the in-situ concrete, automatically and in real-time.

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BENEFITS

Knowledge of In-situ Concrete Strength

Quality Assurance

Gain peace of mind with a more accurate estimation of early-age in-situ concrete strength

Productivity

Validate with temperature-matched curing of concrete specimens and proceed to the next activities 30-50% faster.

In-situ concrete often achieves strength faster than standard-cured concrete samples due to higher temperatures. Effective in situations where determination of early-age strength is critical

Adopt SmartHub with Confidence

Start with SmartCure for validation before moving to real-time monitoring to reduce testing. 

Both SmartCure and Smarthub assess in-situ concrete strength, with one method being destructive and the other non-destructive.

HOW TO USE

ConcreteAI System Installation in 10 Minutes

in-situ concrete temperature and strength monitoring

Install sensors for structural concrete

Apply ConcreteAI's Smarthub to collect in-situ temperature in real-time.

temperature-matched curing of concrete specimens

Place
Concrete Specimens

Test samples are placed in the SmartCure tank.

temperature-matched curing of concrete specimens

Temperature-matched curing

Automatically adjusts temperature, replicating the in-place concrete temperature

cube testing

Test
Concrete Specimens

Remove concrete samples, demould, and crush them to obtain strength results

FUNCTIONS

Accurate, Wireless and Real-time

In Compliance with BS 1881:130 Temperature-matched curing of concrete specimens

Heating & Cooling Systems

An integrated heating and cooling system that can reach temperatures up to 80 degrees and cool down to match the in-place concrete profile automatically.

Dashboard

Easily visualize temperatures at the selected monitoring point on the structure with the curing temperature of the samples anytime and anywhere. Helps with QA/QC and evidence management.

Sensor

Equipped with a calibrated temperature monitoring system that collects real-time curing temperatures and sends them to the cloud every 10 minutes.

Mobile Design

With lockable wheels, the system can be positioned anywhere on the site, preferably in a sheltered area, and easily transported between sites and locations.

COMPARING WITH THE CURRENT SITUATION

Technical Specification

Temperature Range

Room Temperature to 80 °C

Temperature sensor for water bath

Accurate to ±1 °C

Heating & Cooling System

Capable of heating at 10 °C /h. Capable of maintaining temperature of water bath to +/- 2 °C /h when compare with in-situ concrete temperature.

Agitating Device

To ensure even temperature distribution

External Dimensions

800mm (L) x 400mm (W) x 600mm (H)

Cube Mould Capacity

8x 150mm x 150mm cubes
10x 100mm x 100mm cubes
Customisable

Power

2200 W, 220 V, 10 A

Weight

80 kg (without water)

Standard

Complies to BS 1881-130:2013

  • What does the ConcreteAI sensor monitor?
    ConcreteAI's SmartHub offers real-time monitoring of concrete temperature, which is then correlated with concrete compressive strength.
  • What does the ConcreteAI sensor monitor?
    ConcreteAI's SmartHub offers real-time monitoring of concrete temperature, which is then correlated with concrete compressive strength.
  • What does the ConcreteAI sensor monitor?
    ConcreteAI's SmartHub offers real-time monitoring of concrete temperature, which is then correlated with concrete compressive strength.
  • Is the method of strength measurement approved in Singapore and other areas?
    Certainly. ConcreteAI's system comprises two components: the SmartHub, which employs the maturity method to deliver real-time concrete strength readings, and the SmartCure system, which utilizes temperature-matched curing for in-place concrete strength measurement. While the SmartHub provides continuous readings through a non-destructive method, the SmartCure system offers destructive results. In Singapore, the maturity method is endorsed in various standards such as SS 78: Part B1: 1992 (2018), SS EN 13791:2009 (2016), SS 592:2013, SS EN 1992-1-1:2008 (2015) Eurocode 2, and SS EN 13670:2022, among others. Additionally, the temperature-matched curing method is highlighted in BS 1881:130 and SS EN 13670:2022. These standards are referenced in the latest published Approved Solutions by the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore. (link) For other regions and countries, we recommend reaching out to us directly or contacting the local authority to verify if the BS and EN standards are referenced in the local guidelines.
  • Is the method of strength measurement approved in Singapore and other areas?
    Certainly. ConcreteAI's system comprises two components: the SmartHub, which employs the maturity method to deliver real-time concrete strength readings, and the SmartCure system, which utilizes temperature-matched curing for in-place concrete strength measurement. While the SmartHub provides continuous readings through a non-destructive method, the SmartCure system offers destructive results. In Singapore, the maturity method is endorsed in various standards such as SS 78: Part B1: 1992 (2018), SS EN 13791:2009 (2016), SS 592:2013, SS EN 1992-1-1:2008 (2015) Eurocode 2, and SS EN 13670:2022, among others. Additionally, the temperature-matched curing method is highlighted in BS 1881:130 and SS EN 13670:2022. These standards are referenced in the latest published Approved Solutions by the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore. (link) For other regions and countries, we recommend reaching out to us directly or contacting the local authority to verify if the BS and EN standards are referenced in the local guidelines.
  • Is the method of strength measurement approved in Singapore and other areas?
    Certainly. ConcreteAI's system comprises two components: the SmartHub, which employs the maturity method to deliver real-time concrete strength readings, and the SmartCure system, which utilizes temperature-matched curing for in-place concrete strength measurement. While the SmartHub provides continuous readings through a non-destructive method, the SmartCure system offers destructive results. In Singapore, the maturity method is endorsed in various standards such as SS 78: Part B1: 1992 (2018), SS EN 13791:2009 (2016), SS 592:2013, SS EN 1992-1-1:2008 (2015) Eurocode 2, and SS EN 13670:2022, among others. Additionally, the temperature-matched curing method is highlighted in BS 1881:130 and SS EN 13670:2022. These standards are referenced in the latest published Approved Solutions by the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore. (link) For other regions and countries, we recommend reaching out to us directly or contacting the local authority to verify if the BS and EN standards are referenced in the local guidelines.
  • How do you measure compressive strength in real-time?
    Concrete’s compressive strength is determined using the internationally accepted maturity method in accordance with ASTM C 1074 and EN 13670. Maturity is the relationship between concrete temperature, time and strength gain. It is a way to measure the concrete’s in situ strength to expedite schedule, increase level of confidence and improve construction methods. Every concrete mix design has its own strength – maturity relationship. Thus, for every unique mix design, a 28-day calibration period is required to find the relationship.
  • How do you measure compressive strength in real-time?
    Concrete’s compressive strength is determined using the internationally accepted maturity method in accordance with ASTM C 1074 and EN 13670. Maturity is the relationship between concrete temperature, time and strength gain. It is a way to measure the concrete’s in situ strength to expedite schedule, increase level of confidence and improve construction methods. Every concrete mix design has its own strength – maturity relationship. Thus, for every unique mix design, a 28-day calibration period is required to find the relationship.
  • How do you measure compressive strength in real-time?
    Concrete’s compressive strength is determined using the internationally accepted maturity method in accordance with ASTM C 1074 and EN 13670. Maturity is the relationship between concrete temperature, time and strength gain. It is a way to measure the concrete’s in situ strength to expedite schedule, increase level of confidence and improve construction methods. Every concrete mix design has its own strength – maturity relationship. Thus, for every unique mix design, a 28-day calibration period is required to find the relationship.
  • What kind of structures or concrete mix can ConcreteAI solution be applied to?
    ConcreteAI sensors can be used for all types of concrete structures, for example wall, slab, column, beam, viaduct, hollow-core, pile cap and etc. ConcreteAI solution can also be applied to all common mix designs, including concrete with fly ash, GGBS and others. Feel free to contact us via email or phone if you would to clarify further.
  • What kind of structures or concrete mix can ConcreteAI solution be applied to?
    ConcreteAI sensors can be used for all types of concrete structures, for example wall, slab, column, beam, viaduct, hollow-core, pile cap and etc. ConcreteAI solution can also be applied to all common mix designs, including concrete with fly ash, GGBS and others. Feel free to contact us via email or phone if you would to clarify further.
  • What kind of structures or concrete mix can ConcreteAI solution be applied to?
    ConcreteAI sensors can be used for all types of concrete structures, for example wall, slab, column, beam, viaduct, hollow-core, pile cap and etc. ConcreteAI solution can also be applied to all common mix designs, including concrete with fly ash, GGBS and others. Feel free to contact us via email or phone if you would to clarify further.
  • How many data points are required inside a structure to measure compressive strength?
    Traditionally, we suggest installing a minimum of 2 data points within a structure or casting area. These monitoring points should be positioned at critical locations where the maximum working stress occurs. At the critical locations, a redundant sensor will also be placed. For every project, we will coordinate with and seek approval from the project team to finalize the monitoring plan. Should you require clarification on monitoring specific structures or casting items, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via email or phone.
  • How many data points are required inside a structure to measure compressive strength?
    Traditionally, we suggest installing a minimum of 2 data points within a structure or casting area. These monitoring points should be positioned at critical locations where the maximum working stress occurs. At the critical locations, a redundant sensor will also be placed. For every project, we will coordinate with and seek approval from the project team to finalize the monitoring plan. Should you require clarification on monitoring specific structures or casting items, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via email or phone.
  • How many data points are required inside a structure to measure compressive strength?
    Traditionally, we suggest installing a minimum of 2 data points within a structure or casting area. These monitoring points should be positioned at critical locations where the maximum working stress occurs. At the critical locations, a redundant sensor will also be placed. For every project, we will coordinate with and seek approval from the project team to finalize the monitoring plan. Should you require clarification on monitoring specific structures or casting items, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via email or phone.
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