The curing regime included water curing for 2 days, followed by air curing for 5 days, and finally water curing for the remainder of 28 days.
Five curing schemes were considered using persistent moist curing for various ages followed by exposure to natural hot weather conditions.
In this study, we explored the suitability of internal curing for solving these problems and improving the performance of heat-cured concrete.
In this discipline, he's following his grandfather, who did his own curing for his Chicago salumeria.
Another innovator was the Alsatian Lutheran pastor Johann Friedrich Oberlin (1740 1826), an exemplary proponent of comprehensive Christian caring and curing for the whole person and community.
A haunch of venison hung in back, curing for prosciutto, surrounded by mismatched jars of sourdough, goat kefir, sweet potato fly, and other ferments, all bubbling and straining at their lids.
After curing for two days in a snowdrift of salt (in the refrigerator, not the bathroom), they needed a good rinse and a vinegary, escabechelike marinade before he could turn them into a sardine, potato and egg salad, a dish he sometimes features as an appetizer.
She too owned her own pewter and brass, and five flitches of bacon, probably of her own curing, for in her barn there were two 'store pigs,' as well as a cow and a heifer, two geese and a gander, 12 hens and a cock.
Pepperoni, he noticed, was becoming popular among his clientele, and he made an end run around the fad by creating a preserved meat product that, rather than curing for weeks, could be manufactured in a matter of days by a process of fermentation and hot smoking.
Hence blended concrete requires water curing for longer curing periods.
This was followed by curing for 10 min.
