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Concrete Strength Analyzer

A professional-grade desktop application for calculating and analyzing concrete strength based on GOST 18105 standards.

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Overview

Concrete Strength Analyzer is a lightweight, high-precision engineering tool designed for construction laboratories and structural engineers. It allows you to:

  • Predict concrete strength based on age, temperature, and cement type.
  • Perform reverse calculations to determine the concrete class from measured test results.
  • Visualize strength development over time with an interactive dynamic chart.
  • Export calculation results and data points for further analysis in Excel/Matlab.

Key Features

  • GOST 18105 Compliant: Calculation logic adheres to standard maturity functions for concrete curing.
  • Smart Visualization: Real-time graph generation showing the strength development curve.
  • Data Export: Save test results and data points to .txt files for documentation.
  • Dual-Language Support: Seamless switching between English and Russian interfaces.
  • High Precision: Handles complex exponential maturity calculations with standard-defined activation energies.

How to use

  1. Download the latest release from the Releases section.
  2. Launch ConcreteStrength.exe.
  3. Select your preferred language in the UI.
  4. Choose the calculation mode:
    • "I know the concrete class": Enter age, temperature, and other variables to get the expected strength (MPa).
    • "I want to determine the class": Enter the measured strength to identify the corresponding concrete class.
  5. Click "Analyze" to compute results and generate the chart.
  6. Use the "Save Data to TXT" button to export your results.

Requirements

  • OS: Windows 10 or higher.
  • Dependencies: Provided as a standalone executable. No installation required.

Technical Stack

  • Language: C++
  • Framework: Qt 5
  • Build System: CMake

Built for construction engineers with precision and reliability in mind.

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