Monitor temperature differentials in mass concrete?

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You can monitor the temperature differential between two or more sensors in a pour. To do this click on the individual pour page and open the second tab 'differentials'

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Click 'create a new temperature differential'. The next page will show you all the sensors in this pour. Give the differential you are creating a name to suit the data shown and delete any sensors you do not want to monitor. Click save and the graph is generated.

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To read the graph you can filter by 'all sensors' or 'maximum temperature differential' and time period.

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The report allows you to monitor the maximum difference between any two sensors, along with the maximum and minimum temperatures. This real-time data helps your project stay within specification and keeps a record that can be shared with designers and clients.

It is possible to download the data or print a differential report to simplify reporting and Quality assurance.

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