Excellence in Concrete Construction through Innovation
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Excellence in Concrete Construction through Innovation

Proceedings of the conference held at the Kingston University, United Kingdom, 9 - 10 September 2008

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Excellence in Concrete Construction through Innovation

Proceedings of the conference held at the Kingston University, United Kingdom, 9 - 10 September 2008

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The concrete industry has embraced innovation and ensured high levels of long-term performance and sustainability through creative applications in design and construction. As a construction material, the versatility of concrete and its intrinsic benefits mean it is still well placed to meet challenges of the construction industry. Indeed, concrete

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Publisher
CRC Press
Year
2008
Print ISBN
9780415475921
Edition
1
eBook ISBN
9780203883440

Table of contents

  1. Front cover
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Preface
  4. Organising Committee
  5. Scientific and Technical Committee
  6. Theme 1: Innovation and development in concrete materials/design
  7. Foamed Concrete: Application and specification
  8. The estimation of concrete quality by power functions
  9. The control of stable concrete quality
  10. The design of concrete mixes on limit surfaces
  11. Improvement in the compressive strength of cement mortar by the use of a microorganism – Bacillus megaterium
  12. Nonlinear analysis of ultra high strength concrete RC structure
  13. Stiffened deep cement mixing (SDCM) pile: Laboratory investigation
  14. Relationship between compressive strength and UPV for high strength concrete containing expanded Perlite aggregate
  15. The effects of the curing technique on the compressive strength of Autoclaved Aerated mortar
  16. Mechanical properties of concrete encased in PVC stay-in-place formwork
  17. Study and comparison between numerical and mathematical method for optimizing structures
  18. The mathematical explanation of genetics algorithm method for optimizing structures
  19. Optimising 3D structure frames using GA
  20. Excellence in concrete construction – through innovation
  21. Development of eco earth-moist concrete
  22. Contaminated soil concrete blocks
  23. Who is the key decision maker in the structural frame selection process?
  24. Performance of surface permeability on high-performance concrete
  25. Application of nano composites in designing and manufacturing of cement and concrete
  26. Lightening and strengthening of building using structural lightweight concrete
  27. The role of nano particles in self Compacting concrete
  28. Theme 2: Composite materials in concrete construction
  29. Strength properties of high-volume fly ash (HVFA) concrete incorporating steel fibres
  30. Permeability of high strength concrete
  31. Formulation of Turonien limestone concrete of the Central Saharian Atlas (Algeria)
  32. Effect of cumulative lightweight aggregate volume in concrete on its resistance to chloride-ion penetration
  33. Effect of bagasse ash on water absorption and compressive strength of lateritic soil interlocking block
  34. Light-weight TRC sandwich building envelopes
  35. Thermo-mechanical properties of HSC made with expanded perlite aggregate
  36. Composition and microstructure of fly ash geopolymer containing metakaolin
  37. A computed-based model for the alkali concentrations in pore solution of hydrating Portland cement paste
  38. Research on the absorbing property of cement matrix composite materials
  39. Visual examination of mortars containing flue gas desulphurisation waste subjected to magnesium sulphate solution
  40. Effect of cement type on strength development of mortars containing limestone fines
  41. Adiabatic temperature rise of metakaolin mortar
  42. Cement-based composites for structural use: Design of reactive powder concrete elements
  43. Biomass ash and its use in concrete mixture
  44. Properties of lightweight concretes made from lightweight fly ash aggregates
  45. Experimental studies of the effectiveness of mortar modified with latexes
  46. Effect of crystal cement on concrete
  47. Properties of FRP composite durability
  48. Ultra-high performance concrete
  49. Theme 3: Design and construction in extreme conditions
  50. Suitability of PTC heating sheets for curing foundation concrete in low temperature environments
  51. Improvement of the durability of sand concrete to freezing-thaw and wet-dry cycling by treatment of wood shavings
  52. Microstructure characteristics of cementitious composites at elevated temperatures
  53. Durability of polyester polymer concrete under varying temperature and moisture
  54. Microstructure degradation of concrete in extreme conditions of dry and high temperature difference
  55. Intelligent exothermal Nano concrete with high thermal conductivity and designing and performing the automatic road temperature monitoring system
  56. Application of composite in offshore and marine structure
  57. Theme 4: Protection against deterioration, repair and strengthening
  58. Lateral strength evaluation of seismic retrofitted RC frame without adhesive anchors
  59. Assessment of deformation capacity of reinforced concrete columns
  60. Ductility of confined reinforced concrete columns with welded reinforcement grids
  61. On the effect of FRP sheet composite anchorage to flexural behavior of reinforced concrete beams
  62. FE modelling of the effect of elevated temperatures on the anchoring of CFRP laminates
  63. Rehabilitation and strengthening of a hypar concrete shell by textile reinforced concrete
  64. Corrosion mitigation in concrete beams using electrokinetic nanoparticle treatment
  65. Long-term durability of reinforced concrete rehabilitated via electrokinetic nanoparticle treatment
  66. The use of glass-ceramic bonding enamel to improve the bond between concrete and steel reinforcement
  67. A new design approach for plate-reinforced composite coupling beams
  68. Analytical modeling of FRP-strengthened RC exterior beam-column joints
  69. Environmentally-friendly self-compacting concrete for rehabilitation of concrete structures
  70. Shrinkage-free fiber-reinforced mortars
  71. Comparison between design codes and procedures for concrete beams with internal FRP reinforcement in balanced case failure
  72. Experimental behavior of repaired and strengthened self-compacted RC continuous beams
  73. Performance-based durability testing, design and specification in South Africa: latest developments
  74. Mechanical properties and durability of FRP rods
  75. FRP composites in fabrication, rehabilitation and strengthening of structure
  76. Theme 5: Environmental, social and economic sustainability credentials
  77. Effect of GGBFS and GSS on the properties of mortar
  78. Comparative study on behaviour of concrete-filled steel tubular columns using recycled aggregates
  79. A comparative study of using river sand, crushed fine stone, furnace bottom ash and fine recycled aggregate as fine aggregates for concrete production
  80. Feasibility of using low grade recycled aggregates for concrete block production
  81. Utilization of glass cullet for the manufacture of binding material used in the production of concrete
  82. Methodology for the prediction of concrete with recycled aggregates properties
  83. Geopolymeric concrete based on industrial wastes
  84. Restoration mortars made by using rubble from building demolition
  85. High strength products made with high volume of rejected fly ash
  86. Industrial symbiosis – effective resource recovery within the UK’s construction industry
  87. Effects of different glasses composition on ecosustainable blended cements
  88. Possible utilization of wheat husk ash waste in the production of precast concrete elements
  89. Developing viable products using recycled rubber tyres in concrete
  90. Investigation into the potential of rubberised concrete products
  91. Self-cleaning surfaces as an innovative potential for sustainable concrete
  92. Pervious concrete pavement: Meeting environmental challenges
  93. Investigation on the use of burnt colliery spoil as aggregate in low to normal strength concrete
  94. Improvement of characteristics in cement composite sheet with agriculture waste fiber
  95. Author Index
  96. Back cover

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