Which risk increases when high early strength concrete used in pre-stressed bridge girders experiences unexpected external vibration during the initial curing phase?

💡 Explanation

External vibration disrupts the early-stage microstructure during strength gain because bleeding channels form, weakening aggregate interlock due to restrained settlement; therefore, prestress transfer may lead to bond failures internally rather than optimal load transfer mechanics.

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