DOI: 10.7672 / sgjs2026100145
Different curing temperature, humidity and water⁃cement ratio were selected to formulate6kinds of curing conditions. The shrinkage deformation and maximum crack width of foam concrete testblock were measured, and the cracking time was recorded. By comparing the test results of each group,the effects of curing temperature, humidity and water⁃cement ratio on the shrinkage and crack resistanceof foamed concrete were analyzed, and the primary and secondary order of the three factors affecting thedrying shrinkage of foamed concrete was studied. The results show that temperature is the most importantfactor affecting the shrinkage of foamed concrete, followed by water⁃cement ratio, and finally humidity,and the interaction of the three factors is not obvious. A grading strategy was proposed: 25℃ + RH≥75% + water⁃cement ratio 0.4 can achieve synergistic optimization of shrinkage rate≤1 600×10-6andcracking time ≥ 70.8h. The balance scheme of 40℃ + RH = 60% + water⁃cement ratio 0.4isrecommended for the temperate dry zone.