The heat of hydration of cement in concrete is generally beneficial and is beneficial to the growth of concrete strength and does not require treatment. Only in some specific cases, such as large-volume concrete and summer concrete construction, measures need to be taken when the internal temperature of the concrete is too high due to the heat of cement hydration. The measures include adding fly ash, adding retarding water reducing agent, lowering the temperature of raw materials, adding ice, shading, ventilation or burying circulating water pipes in the concrete.