Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for producing a dimensionally stable concrete work-piece characterised in that to produce the concrete work-piece a fully-sealed dimensionally stable form is filled with fresh concrete in a predetermined geometry, during the subsequent and undisrupted hydration a predetermined temperature distribution of the walls of the form surrounding the hydrated concrete is carried out and the concrete workpiece is shaped at a compressive strength of more than 10 MPa.

Abstract: The method according to the invention for producing a prestressed concrete workpiece is characterized in that the prestress is created by a heat treatment, wherein the concrete and the reinforcement therefor are selected in such a way that, when cooling the concrete workpiece from an elevated temperature, the heat expansion coefficient of the concrete is less than that of the reinforcement, and in that, during cooling, the concrete and the reinforcement adhere sufficiently strongly to one another if, during cooling, the concrete is hydrated at least to such an extent in order to be able to expand the reinforcement on account of the different heat expansion coefficients, and in that the concrete, together with the reinforcement, is brought to the elevated temperature in such a way that and is hydrated during cooling at least to such an extent that it is prestressed by the reinforcement after cooling.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for producing a dimensionally stable concrete workpiece characterised in that to produce the concrete workpiece a fully-sealed dimensionally stable form (20) is filled with fresh concrete in a predetermined geometry, during the subsequent and undisrupted hydratation a predetermined temperature distribution of the walls (21, 22) of the form (20) surrounding the hydrated concrete is carried out and the concrete workpiece is shaped at a compressive strength of more than 10 MPa. The maximum size of the fresh concrete has a diameter of less than 20% of the smallest measurement of the shape.