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a reasonable result of prediction and control of concrete temperature. It proves that the intelligent cooling control system for mass concrete is feasible. Based on the current system, more development can be done in directions as following: build an integrated system including monitoring, analysis, control and prediction; synthetically analyze the combination of data like water temperature at the import and export of cooling pipes, temperature of concrete and flow of cooling water; calculate the real-time temperature field and temperature stress of concrete; and at last, control the temperature according to the stress-based indicators and early warning mechanism. REFERENCES [1] Zhu B. Effect of cooling by water flowing in nonmetal pipes embedded in mass concrete[J]. Journal of Construction Engineering & Management, 1999, 125(1):61-68. [2] Neville, A.M. Properties of Concrete. Longman, Essex, England, 1995. [3] J. L. Serafim and A. J. Reis, “Thermal stresses in concrete dams during construction,” Report CMEST, 1986. [4] Zhu Bo-fang, Numerical monitoring of concrete dams, Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering. 2008, 39(2):15-18. (in Chinese) [5] Wu, Z. R. Safety Monitoring Theory and Its Application to Hydraulic Structures. Beijing: Higher Education Press. 2003 (in Chinese) [6] Liu Y, Zhong D, Cui B, et al. Study on real-time construction quality monitoring of storehouse surfaces for RCC dams[J]. Automation in Construction, 2015, 49(1):100-112. [7] Moon S, Yang B, Kim J, et al. Effectiveness of remote control for a concrete surface grinding machine[J]. Automation in Construction, 2010, 19(6):734- 741. [8] Katte N, Konduru N R, Pobbathi B, et al. An integrated expert controller for the oven temperature control system[J]. Sensors and Transducers, 2011, 126(3):101-109. [9] P. Lin, Q. B. Li, S. W. Zhou, and Y. Hu, “Intelligent cooling control method and system for mass concrete,” Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 2013,44(8) :950–957.(in Chinese) 1297