Proceedings pro007 : 1st International RILEM Symposium on Self-Compacting Concrete Stockholm, Sweden (1999)

Title: 1st International RILEM Symposium on Self-Compacting Concrete Stockholm, Sweden (1999) Edited by Å. Skarendahl and Ö. Petersson ISBN: 2-912143-09-8 e-ISBN: 2912143721 Pages: 804 Publication date: 1999

The interest for self-compacting concrete has rapidly increased world wide following the pioneering work done in Japan not more than a decade ago. 1976 RILEM established a Technical Committee with the objective to gather, analyse and present the state-of-the art of the emerging technology as well as to look for unified views on testing and evaluation. The committee started work 1977 and is through this symposium, held in Stockholm in September 1999, offering a broad platform for information and discussion on the technology. The work of the committee is planned to be closed with a final report at the beginning of the next millennium.

Contents

Preface Author(s): Å. Skarendhal

Pages: XV - XV

Membership Author(s): Å. Skarendhal

Pages: XVI - XVI

Part 1 - Keynote lectures

Self-compacting concrete - Development, present and future Author(s): H. Okamura, M. Ouchi

Pages: 3 - 14

SCC is an important step towards industrialisation of the building industry Author(s): J. Byfors

Pages: 15 - 21

Part 2 - Rheology/Workability

Evaluation of flow of self-compacting concrete by visualization technique Author(s): S. Urano, C. Hashimoto, Y. Tsuji

Pages: 25 - 34

Three-dimensional discrete element simulation of rheology tests of self-compacting concrete Author(s): M.A. Noor, T. Uomoto

Pages: 35 - 46

Fine mortars rheology in mix design of SCC Author(s): P. Billberg

Pages: 47 - 58

Rheological approach to passing ability between reinforcing bars of self-compacting concrete Author(s): T. Noguchi, S.G. Oh, F. Tomosawa

Pages: 59 - 70

A flow analysis for self-compacting concrete Author(s): Y. Muroga, T. Ohsuga, S. Date, A. Hirata

Pages: 71 - 82

Characterization of the rheological properties of cement paste for use in self-compacting concrete Author(s): A.W. Saak, H.M. Jennings, S.P. Shah

Pages: 83 - 94

Rheology tests for self-compacting oncrete - How useful are they for the design of concrete mix for full scale production? Author(s): M. Emborg

Pages: 95 - 105

Part 3 - Properties

Properties of mortar for self-compacting concrete Author(s): P.L.J. Domone, J. Jin

Pages: 109 - 120

A simple evaluation method for interaction between coarse aggregate and mortar particles in self-compacting concrete Author(s): M. Ouchi, Y. Edamatsu

Pages: 121 - 130

Comparative study on the induced hydration, drying and deformations of self-compacting and ordinary mortars Author(s): G. Villain, V. Baroghel-Bouny, C. Kounkou

Pages: 131 - 142

Stability of self compacting concrete, advantages, and potential applications Author(s): K.H. Khayat, C. Hu, H. Monty

Pages: 143 - 152

Self-compacting concrete stability control Author(s): F. Cussigh

Pages: 153 - 162

Study on self-compactibility of high-fluidity concrete Author(s): H. Fujiwara, S. Nagataki

Pages: 163 - 174

Microstructural features and related properties of self-compacting concrete Author(s): J. Trägårdh

Pages: 175 - 186

Chloride diffusion of self-compacting concrete Author(s): L. Tang, A. Andalen, J.-O. Johansson, S. Hjelm

Pages: 187 - 198

Strength of hardened self-compacting concrete Author(s): J.C. Gibbs, W. Zhu

Pages: 199 - 209

Properties of SCC - Especially early age and long term shrinkage and salt frost resistance Author(s): H.E. Gram, P. Piiparinen

Pages: 211 - 225

Drying shrinkage of self-compacting concrete containing milled limestone Author(s): V.K. Bui, D. Montgomery

Pages: 227 - 238

Creep, shrinkage and elastic modulus of self-compacting concrete Author(s): B. Persson

Pages: 239 - 250

Compparative study on properties of self-compacting and high performance concrete used in precast construction Author(s): P. Rougeau, J.L. Maillard, C. Mary-Dippe

Pages: 251 - 261

Influence of constituents on the properties of self-compacting repair materials Author(s): F.J. O'Flaherty, P.S. Mangat

Pages: 263 - 274

Hardened SCC and its bond with reinforcement Author(s): M. Sonebi, P.J.M. Bartos

Pages: 275 - 289

Structural response of self-consolidating concrete columns Author(s): K.H. Khayat, S. Tremblay, P. Paultre

Pages: 291 - 306

Part 4 - Mix design

A rational mix-design method for self-compacting concrete considering interaction between coarse aggregate and mortar particles Author(s): Y. Edamatsu, N. Nishida, M. Ouchi

Pages: 309 - 320

Optimization of self-compacting concrete thanks to packing model Author(s): T. Sedran, F. de Larrard

Pages: 321 - 332

Investigation on blocking of self-compacting concrete with different maximum aggregate size and use of viscosity agent instead of filler Author(s): Ö. Petersson, P. Billberg

Pages: 333 - 344

Utility of statistical models in proportioning self-consolidating concrete Author(s): K.H. Khayat, A. Ghezal, M.S. Hadriche

Pages: 345 - 359

Toward mix design for rheology of self-compacting concrete Author(s): S.G. Oh, T. Noguchi, F. Tomosawa

Pages: 361 - 372

Mixture proportioning method for self-compacting high performance concrete with minimum paste volume Author(s): V.K. Bui, D. Montgomery

Pages: 373 - 384

Concrete mixture proportioning with optimal dry packing Author(s): T.T. Roshavelov

Pages: 385 - 396

Design of self-compacting concrete for durable concrete structures Author(s): F. Jacobs, F. Hunkeler

Pages: 397 - 407

Part 5 - Constituent materials in SCC

Multi component polymer concrete admixtures Author(s): T.A. Bürge

Pages: 411 - 424

Performance of a new-developed powder polycarboxylic acid superplasticizer Author(s): K. Tsukada, K. Soeda, H. Hayashi, H. Isomura

Pages: 425 - 436

Influence of temperature on the dispersibility of polycarboxylate type superplasticizers for highly fluid concrete Author(s): K. Yamada, T. Yanagisawa, S. Hanehara

Pages: 437 - 448

Property of new polysaccharide derivative as a viscosity agent for self-compacting concrete Author(s): H. Yamamuro

Pages: 449 - 459

New admixture to self-compacting concrete Author(s): P. Davoust

Pages: 461 - 471

Reduction of viscosity of concrete with modified lignosulphonate Author(s): K. Reknes

Pages: 473 - 484

Shrinkage and shrinkage reduction of self-compacting concrete Author(s): F.J. Wombacher

Pages: 485 - 495

The use of steel fibres in self-compacting concrete Author(s): P. Groth, D. Nemegeer

Pages: 497 - 507

Testing and performance of fiber-reinforced self-consolidating concrete Author(s): K.H. Khayat, Y. Roussel

Pages: 509 - 521

Effect of rheological parameters on self-compactibility of concrete containing various mineral admixtures Author(s): A. Yahia, M. Tanimura, A. Shimabukuro, Y. Shimoyama

Pages: 523 - 535

Influence of microfillers on proportioning of mortar in self compacting concrete Author(s): K. Takada, G.I. Pelova, J.C. Walraven

Pages: 537 - 548

A study of self-compacting HPC with superfine sand and pozzolanic additives Author(s): C. Jianxiong, P. Xincheng, H. Yubin

Pages: 549 - 560

The effect of different additions on flowability of SCC Author(s): P. Nischer

Pages: 561 - 567

Studies on self-compacting high performance concrete with high volume mineral additives Author(s): W. Fang, C. Jianxiong, Y. Changhui

Pages: 569 - 578

Self-compactibility of fresh concrete with non-ferrous metal slag fine aggregates Author(s): M. Shoya, M. Aba, S. Sugita, Y. Tsukinaga, K. Tokuhashi

Pages: 579 - 590

Energy modified cement in SCC Author(s): P. Billberg

Pages: 591 - 602

Part 6 - Applications

Field applications of self-compacting concrete with advantageous performances Author(s): T. Mizobuchi, S. Yanai, K. Takada, N. Sakata, Y. Nobuta

Pages: 605 - 616

Evaluation on the practicability of SCC Author(s): M.K. Maeda, K. Yamada, A. Uchida

Pages: 617 - 628

Application of high-strength self-compacting concrete to prestressed concrete outer tank for LNG storage Author(s): T. Nishizaki, F. Kamada, R. Chikamatsu, H. Kawashima

Pages: 629 - 638

Full scale casting of bridges with self-compacting concrete Author(s): P. Billberg, Ö. Petersson, T. Österberg

Pages: 639 - 650

Self-compacting concrete - Industrialised site cast concrete Author(s): M. Grauers

Pages: 651 - 658

Application of low shrinkage type self-compacting concrete to an advanced large water purification plant Author(s): R. Chikamatsu, C. Shinkai, H. Kushigemachi

Pages: 659 - 668

SCC for tunnel-lining Author(s): V. Wetzig

Pages: 669 - 680

SCC tunnel applications: Cleuson Dixence project and Loetschberg basis tunnel, Switzerland Author(s): J. Botte, J. Burdin, M. Zermatten

Pages: 681 - 693

SCC and the new era for the precast concrete industry Author(s): H.W. Bennenk

Pages: 695 - 704

Development and usage of self-compacting concrete in precast concrete field Author(s): H. Humehara, D. Hamada, H. Yamamuro, S. Oka

Pages: 705 - 716

The use of SCC for precast elements Author(s): J. Steigenberger

Pages: 717 - 721

Full-scale tests for housing Author(s): L. Söderlind

Pages: 723 - 728

The use of SCC for building the millenium tower in vienna Author(s): R. Pichler

Pages: 729 - 731

Production of self-compacting concrete for civil engineering - Case studies Author(s): M. Emborg, C. Hedin

Pages: 733 - 742

Experience from full scale production of steel fibre reinforced self-compacting concrete Author(s): J. Gustafsson

Pages: 743 - 754

A new approach to contract specifications for constructing durable marine structures using self compacting concrete Author(s): S.R. Curtis

Pages: 755 - 766

Quality assurance for self-compacting concrete (SCC) Author(s): L.G. Tviksta

Pages: 767 - 775

AIJ recommended practice for high-fluidity concrete for building construction Author(s): F. Tomosawa, Y. Masuda, I. Izumi, M. Hayakawa

Pages: 775 - 786