Proceedings pro079 : International RILEM Conference on Advances in Construction Materials Through Science and Engineering

Title: International RILEM Conference on Advances in Construction Materials Through Science and Engineering Edited by Christopher Leung and K.T. WAN ISBN: 978-2-35158-116-2 e-ISBN: 978-2-35158-117-9 Pages: N/A Publication date: 2011

While construction activities improve the quality of human live, they also have significant impact on the environment. The production of construction materials requires energy and generates greenhouse gases. The reduction of carbon footprint for construction materials can start at the production phase, where energy efficient processes can be developed and waste or recycled materials can be employed. However, it is just as important to increase the life of built facilities, so the frequency of construction activities can be reduced. Experience over the last few decades has shown that poor material durability is often the cause of pre-mature deterioration of structures, resulting in the need for large scale repair and even reconstruction. Better understanding of the loading and environmental effects on material deformation and failure is required for more durable materials to be designed. Sensing and non-destructive techniques are useful as they enable better quality control and early identification of damages. With the proper repair/strengthening materials and methods, structure life can be extended with little cost and low carbon emission. When structures are built to resist extreme loading (e.g., earthquake, hurricane), the innovative use of high performance materials can effectively control damage and prevent collapse. For buildings, carbon footprint will also be greatly reduced if indoor/outdoor heat exchange is decreased. Material with improved thermal insulation, which is an example of functional materials, can be very useful.

The International RILEM Conference on Advances in Construction Materials Through Science and Engineering took place in Hong Kong, China, on 5-7 September 2011.

The 4 keynote lectures and the 138 papers presented at the conference are included in the present proceedings, which can hopefully serve as a useful reference for researchers and engineers interested in the recent advancements in construction materials.

Contents

Preface Author(s): Christopher Leung and K.T. Wan

Pages: X - X

Keynotes

Science and engineering for self-consolidating concrete Author(s): Surendra P. Shah, Jae Hong Kim, and Shiho Kawashima

Pages: 3 - 12

Advances in the modelling of the corrosion onset and the corrosion propagation Author(s): C. Andrade, F. Tavares, M. Prieto, P.Tanner and D. Izquierdo

Pages: 13 - 21

Water absorption of superabsorbent polymers in a cementitious environment Author(s): Ole M. Jensen

Pages: 22 - 35

Sustainable development for concrete infrastructure in china Author(s): Zongjin Li and Bo Zhang

Pages: 36 - 48

Theme 1 - Microstructures and Hydration

Understanding material behavior by integrating numerical simulation with 3D microstructural imaging Author(s): Eric N. Landis and John E. Bolander

Pages: 49 - 55

Considerations about statistical nanoindentation on hardened cement pastes Author(s): Pietro Lura, Pavel Trtik and Beat Münch

Pages: 56 - 62

Investigation of hydration and pozzolanic reaction in silica fume-cement paste Author(s): WANG Lei, HE Zhen, CAI Xinhua, CHEN Xiaorun

Pages: 63 - 70

An investigation on the microstructure formation of polymer modified mortars in the presence of polyacrylate latex Author(s): Ye TIAN, Zong-jin LI, Hong-yan MA, Xian-yu JIN, Nan-guo JIN

Pages: 71 - 77

Improvement in pozzolanic reactivity of coarse fly ash by mechano-chemical method Author(s): B.Singh, Simmi Tyagi, M.Gupta and S.K. Bhattacharyya

Pages: 78 - 85

Influence and mechanism of nanowhisker material for concrete in-situ toughening Author(s): W. Lin, D. Zhou, C. Miao, and J. Liu

Pages: 86 - 92

Hydration kinetics of cement paste with very fine inert mineral additives Author(s): H.-W. Krauss, H. Budelmann

Pages: 93 - 99

Hydration model of slag-blended cements Author(s): B. Kolani, L. Buffo-Lacarriere, A. Sellier, G. Escadeillas, L. Boutillon,

Pages: 100 - 107

Effect of water-filled macropore inclusions on the hydration of Portland cement detected by thermo gravimetric analysis Author(s): A. Assmann and H. W. Reinhardt

Pages: 108 - 115

Self curing concrete Author(s): Garje Rajesh Kumar

Pages: 116 - 123

A closed-loop controlled automatic Fogging curing system based on pore water pressure measurement Author(s): Qian Tian, Yujiang Wang, Jiaping Liu, Changwen Miao

Pages: 124 - 131

Theme 2 - Admixtures

Effect of a MgO-CaO Composed Expansive Agent on the Properties of high performance concrete Author(s): J.P. Liu, Q. Tian, Y.J. Wang, S.Z. Zhang, F. Guo, C.W. Miao

Pages: 132 - 139

The effect of the evaporation retardant on the mortar plastic shrinkage and cracking Author(s): L. Li, J.P. Liu, Q. Tian, C.W. Miao, Y.J. Wang

Pages: 140 - 145

Influence of plant particles treatments on the interface with a mineral matrix Author(s): V. Nozahic, S. Amziane

Pages: 146 - 154

Influence and mechanism of polymer coating on frost resistance of concrete Author(s): L. Shi, J.Z. Lau and J.P. Lau

Pages: 155 - 161

Study of water dispersible PU/C-S-H nanostructure hybrid materials Author(s): B. Ding, W.R. Tang, D.L. Zhou, C.W. Miao

Pages: 162 - 174

Influence of Temperature on Properties of Different Ester-type Polycarboxylate Graft copolymers Author(s): Zhou Dongliang, Ran Qianping, Qiao Min, Liu Jiaping, Miao Changwen

Pages: 175 - 183

Effect of chemical structure of backbone in comb-like copolymer dispersants on early properties of concentrated cement suspensions Author(s): Q.P. Ran, C.W. Miao, J.P. Liu, Y. Shan, J.G.Zhang

Pages: 184 - 190

Effect of a superplasticizer at the interface concrete/release agent/formwork Author(s): S. Bouharoun, Y. Vanhove, C. Djelal, P. De Caro, I. Dubois

Pages: 191 - 199

Retarding effect of superplasticizer on the hydration of Portland cement Author(s): L.Z. Xiao, X.S.Wei and Z.J.Li

Pages: 200 - 207

Theme 3 - Rheology and Self-Compacting Concrete

On the rheological behaviour of superplasticized cement paste Author(s): C. Jayasree, Ravindra Gettu, and J. Murali Krishnan

Pages: 208 - 215

Rheological properties of self-consolidating concrete stabilized with fillers or admixtures Author(s): H. Vikan, K. De Weerdt, and S. Smeplass

Pages: 216 - 222

Rheological behavior of fresh mortar Author(s): Qianqian Zhang, Jianzhong Liu, Changwen Miao and Jiaping Liu

Pages: 223 - 230

Measurement method for consistency of polymer-modified sprayed mortar with vane-type viscometer Author(s): Kazuo ICHIMIYA 1, Kimiaki ZAITSU 2, and Makoto ETOH

Pages: 231 - 238

Influence of bar diameter on top-bar effect in self-compacting concrete Author(s): P. Desnerck, G. De Schutter, and L. Taerwe

Pages: 239 - 246

Eco-Efficiency of Fiber-Reinforced Self-Compacting Concrete (FR-SCC) Author(s): A. P. Fantilli, C. Villani, B. Chiaia, and D. Zampini

Pages: 247 - 254

Fracture processes of Self Compacting Concrete using image analysis Author(s): T. Hemalatha, J. M. Chandra Kishen and Ananth Ramaswamy

Pages: 255 - 262

Study on chloride binding of self-compacting concrete with different crack lengths: non-steady state migration test Author(s): S. Mu, G. De Schutter, and B. G. Ma

Pages: 263 - 270

Strength and durability studies of conventional concrete and self compacting concrete Author(s): S Venkateswara Rao, M V Seshagiri Rao, D Ramaseshu

Pages: 271 - 280

Structural behaviour of a tie confined self consolidating performance concrete (SCPC) under axial compression Author(s): P.Rathish Kumar, Prasad M.L.V and Radhika K.L

Pages: 281 - 287

Theme 4 - Shrinkage

Prediction of drying shrinkage in concrete structures: study of size effect Author(s): F. Benboudjema, and J.-M. Torrenti

Pages: 288 - 293

Early-age behavior of reinforced concrete under restrained conditions Author(s): W. Jiang, Y. Yaun, and G. De Schutter

Pages: 294 - 300

Autogenous shrinkage of dam concrete and its influence on thermal stress Author(s): Hideaki Sato, Shingo Miyazawa, and Astushi Yatagai

Pages: 301 - 308

Assessment of Restrained Shrinkage Cracking of Concrete with Elliptical Ring Specimens – Preliminary Results Author(s): Xiangming Zhou, and Olayinka Oladiran

Pages: 309 - 316

Synthesis and evaluation of grafted copolymer shrinkage-reducing admixture Author(s): Gao nanxiao, Zhang jiangang, Ran qianping, Miao changwen, Liu jiaping

Pages: 317 - 326

Theme 5 - Novel Testing and Characterization Methods

Experimental study on blast resistance of SIFCON Author(s): P. Chun, S. Lee, S.H. Cho and Y.M. Lim

Pages: 327 - 334

A study of the accelerated ageing process of cementitious materials Author(s): A. Babaahmadi, L. Tang, and Z. Abbas

Pages: 335 - 342

Image-based detection and analysis of crack propagation in cementitious composites Author(s): E.B. Pereira, G. Fischer, and J.A.O. Barros

Pages: 343 - 350

Estimation of spatial damage in concrete structures using semi-variogram analysis Author(s): Tetsuya Suzuki, Tatsuo Naka and Masayasu Ohtsu

Pages: 351 - 357

Influence of strength and curing age on concrete fracture energy adjusted by fractal method Author(s): J.G. Han, P.Y. Yan

Pages: 358 - 363

Hybrid NDE for rebar corrosion in reinforced concrete Author(s): Masayasu Ohtsu, Yuma Kawasaki, Misuzu Kitaura and Yuichi Tomoda

Pages: 364 - 370

Evolution of shear stiffness and electrical resistance in cement based materials Author(s): Tae Sup Yun, Woong Been Son, Young Jin Kim, Yun Mook Lim

Pages: 371 - 376

In situ concrete structures moisture measurement using a pulse test method Author(s): Z. Duan, F. Agostini, J. Liu, F. Skoczylas, T. Dubois and J-P. Dubois

Pages: 377 - 384

Failure process in shear bonding strength tests between existing concrete and repairing material by acoustic emission technique Author(s): Kentaro Ohno, So Kurohara, Kimitaka Uji and Atsushi Ueno

Pages: 385 - 391

A study of full-field debond behavior of CFRP-reinforced concrete beams Author(s): W L Lai, K K Lee, S C Kou, C S Poon, W.F. Tsang

Pages: 392 - 402

Continuous monitoring of cement paste E-modulus since casting: a method based on modal identification Author(s): M. Azenha, R. Faria, F. Magalhães, L. Ramos, and A. Cunha

Pages: 403 - 410

Theme 6 - Material Damage and Durability

Static vs. dynamic Young´s modulus as indicator for ASR degradation Author(s): H.W. Reinhardt, O. Mielich

Pages: 411 - 418

Study of the of pore solution in concrete partially exposed to Na2SO4 solution Author(s): Zanqun Liu, Yunhua Liu, Geert De Schutter, Dehua Deng

Pages: 419 - 426

Fatigue Damage Assessment in Cracked RC Beams Author(s): Sonalisa Ray, J. M. Chandra Kishen

Pages: 427 - 434

Durability and Crack control in FRC RC elements: an experimental study Author(s): F. Minelli, G. Tiberti, and G.A. Plizzari

Pages: 435 - 443

Validation of models for assessment of durability of concrete structures exposed in chloride environments Author(s): L. Tang

Pages: 444 - 452

Simulation of chloride penetration within partially carbonated concrete Author(s): Xiaomeng Wang, Mickaël Thiéry, Véronique Baroghel-Bouny

Pages: 453 - 460

Salt distribution mapping in natural building and decorative stones Author(s): S. Modestou, M. Theodoridou, I. Ioannou

Pages: 461 - 468

Lattice Boltzmann simulation of the ionic diffusivity of cement paste Author(s): M. Zhang, G. Ye, and K. van Breugel

Pages: 469 - 477

Specification and site control of the permeability of the cover concrete: the Swiss approach Author(s): E. Denariè, F. Jacobs, A. Leemann, T. Teruzzi and R. Torrent

Pages: 478 - 485

Increase of Service Life of Reinforced Concrete Structures in Marine Environment by Water Repellent Treatment Author(s): Zhao Tie-jun, Wittmann Folker H. and Li Weihua, Zhang Peng

Pages: 486 - 492

Characterising the structure and permeability of alkali-activated binders Author(s): John L. Provis, Idawati Ismail, Rupert J. Myers, Volker Rose, Jannie S.J. van Deventer

Pages: 493 - 501

Concrete permeability size effect Author(s): S. Dal Pont, M. Brocato, and A. Feraille

Pages: 502 - 506

Real-time evolution of water permeability in cracking concrete Author(s): Rastiello G., Boulay C., Dal Pont S., Tailhan J.-L. and Ramanich S.

Pages: 507 - 514

Application of Neutron Radiography to study moisture movement in cracked and uncracked concrete Author(s): F. H. Wittmann, P. Zhang, and T. J. Zhao

Pages: 515 - 522

Self Healing Behavior of Engineered Cementitious Composites Author(s): S.Z. Qian, J. Zhou, and E. Schlangen

Pages: 523 - 529

Application of sodium silicate solution as self-healing agent in cementitious materials Author(s): Haoliang Huang and Guang Ye

Pages: 530 - 536

Self-Healing Capability of Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Composites Author(s): M. Koda, H. Mihashi, T. Nishiwaki, T. Kikuta and S.M. Kwon

Pages: 537 - 544

Self healing mortars by using different cementitious materials Author(s): K. Sisomphon, O. Copuroglu

Pages: 545 - 552

Feasibility and potential of prefabricated porous concrete as a component to make concrete structures self-healing Author(s): Senot Sangadji and Erik Schlangen

Pages: 553 - 559

Theme 7 - Strengthening and Repair

Bond deterioration between reinforcing bars and concrete subject to cyclic loads and cracks Author(s): C. Mahrenholtz, R. Eligehausen, J. Hofmann, and S. Pampanin

Pages: 560 - 567

Strain models for FRP-confined concrete Author(s): A. Napoli, and R. Realfonzo

Pages: 568 - 575

Interfacial behaviour between Mechanically Fastened FRP laminates and concrete substrate: test results and modelling Author(s): E. Martinelli, A. Napoli, B. Nunziata, and R. Realfonzo

Pages: 576 - 583

Experimental and numerical study of distinct techniques to strengthen beams failing in bending under monotonic loading Author(s): José Sena-Cruz, Joaquim Barros, Mário Coelho, and Luís Silva

Pages: 584 - 591

Numerical simulation of flexural behaviors of FRP strengthened RC beams at different steel corrosion rates Author(s): J. L. Pan, C. Y. Qi, Y. F. Huang

Pages: 592 - 599

Rigid body spring network modeling of the tension stiffening of FRP-strengthened RC members Author(s): Jian-Guo Dai

Pages: 600 - 607

Polymer modified cement mortars for the repair of concrete structures Author(s): Ajay Krishnan, Priya S. Nair and Ravindra Gettu

Pages: 608 - 614

Experimental calibration of the bond strength of FRP, externally glued on masonry elements, based on design provisions Author(s): Matteo Panizza, Enrico Garbin, Maria RosaValluzzi and Claudio Modena

Pages: 615 - 622

Influence of a fiber coatings for the repair of sewerage in masonry Author(s): M.Saade, S. Kesteloot, C. Djelal, L. Hamitouche, I. Benslimane

Pages: 623 - 631

Microstructure of the Interface in Concrete Repairs Author(s): Jian Zhou, Guang Ye and Klaas van Breuge

Pages: 632 - 639

Theme 8 - Steel Corrosion and Life Prediction

Embedded sensors for the corrosion monitoring and control in marine structures Author(s): C. Andrade, J. Fullea, N. Rebolledo, A. Castillo, F Jimenez, J.A. Bolaño, J.J.Muñoz, J. Millan, J.M Alvarez

Pages: 640 - 646

Chloride analysis in concrete by LA-ICP-MS Author(s): N. Silva, T. Luping, S. Rauch

Pages: 647 - 654

The interference of OH- ions in the potentiometric determination of free Cl- in cement paste pore solution Author(s): M.A. Climent, C. Antón, G. de Vera, A. Hidalgo, and C. Andrade

Pages: 655 - 562

Correlation between accelerated steel corrosion in concrete and ground penetrating radar parameters Author(s): B.J. Zhan, W.L. Lai, S.C. Kou, C.S. Poon, W.F. Tsang

Pages: 563 - 571

Distributed cracks detection by BOTDA and its application in corrosion cracking monitoring Author(s): Y. He, J.H. Mao, W.L. Jin, and J. Xia

Pages: 572 - 577

Influence of mechanical cracks on the development of corrosion mechanism Author(s): Raoul François, Inamullah Khan, Hugo Mercado, Arnaud Castel

Pages: 578 - 585

Moisture conditions in a Dutch tunnel lining and possible consequences for reinforcement corrosion Author(s): J.H.M. Visser

Pages: 586 - 593

Study on surface cracks fractal characteristics of forced concrete beam under three-point loading Author(s): J. Wei, L.F. Cao, Y.X. Zeng and R.Z. Dong

Pages: 594 - 601

Influence of crack widths on corrosion of reinforcing steel bar in fiber reinforced cementitious composites Author(s): H. Mihashi, S. F. U. Ahmed and A. Kobayakawa

Pages: 602 - 609

Classification of environmental exposure of building elements by tests Author(s): H. W. Pang, Bosco L.K. Au and W. B Chan

Pages: 610 - 616

Grading the environmental area according to its effect on the durability of concrete structures under atmospheric condition Author(s): W.L. Jin, H.R. Wu

Pages: 617 - 624

Correlations between natural and accelerated corrosion rates in RC structures - preliminary results Author(s): M. Otieno, H. Beushausen and M. Alexander

Pages: 625 - 632

Theme 9 - Environmental Friendly Construction Materials

Low water demand binder technology for environmental friendly cements with low clinker content Author(s): Falikman V.R., and Bashlykov N.F.

Pages: 633 - 642

Excitation mechanism of alkaline condition on the hydration activity of steel slag Author(s): Q. Wang, P.Y. Yan, J.J. Feng

Pages: 643 - 650

Calcined marl as effective pozzolan Author(s): H. Justnes, T, Østnor, and T. Danner

Pages: 651 - 658

Air purification potential and weathering resistance of a TiO2 coating applied on aerated concrete Author(s): A. Maury-Ramirez, K. Demeestere, N. De Belie

Pages: 659 - 664

How to overcome technical and commercial barriers to the adoption of alkali activated concrete Author(s): J.S.J. van Deventer, P. Duxson and J.L. Provis

Pages: 665 - 672

A type of ecocement prepared from municipal solid waste incineration fly ash Author(s): K. Wu, H.S. Shi

Pages: 673 - 683

Strengthening efficiency of nonstandard addition of fluidized bed ash in concrete Author(s): M.A. Glinicki, G. Nowowiejski and K. Gibas

Pages: 684 - 691

The influence of high performance concrete on low-carbon Author(s): C.W. Miao

Pages: 692 - 702

A study on factors influencing compressive strength of CO2-cured concrete Author(s): C. Shi, M. Liu, Q. Zou and F He

Pages: 703 - 711

Impact of raw materials on the mechanical and thermal properties of hemp concretes Author(s): E. Gourlay and L. Arnaud

Pages: 712 - 719

Mechanical properties of recycled aggregate concrete prepared with old concrete with different strength grades Author(s): Shi-cong Kou and Chi-sun Poon

Pages: 720 - 729

Fatigue of normal and crumb rubber concrete under different temperatures Author(s): Yamei Zhang, Zhe Zhao

Pages: 730 - 739

Properties of concrete containing recycled coarse aggregates and fly ash Author(s): S.F.U. Ahmed

Pages: 740 - 747

Experimental study on geopolymeric recycled concrete used as sustainable construction material Author(s): X.S. Shi, F.G. Collins, X.L. Zhao, and Q.Y. Wang

Pages: 748 - 755

Influence of micro and nano-sized RHAs on hydration and compressive strength of cement based pastes Author(s): G.C. Cordeiro, S.P.B. Lima, E.M.R. Fairbairn, R.D. Toledo Filho

Pages: 756 - 764

Use of a natural pozzolan for improving concrete properties Author(s): O. Sengul and A. Turkoglu

Pages: 765 - 771

Theme 10 - High Performance Construction Materials

Fatigue behavior of high performance concrete in compression Author(s): P. Bun, B. Espion

Pages: 772 - 776

Gas relative permeability of high-performance concrete: effect of water saturation under phase desorption and sorption Author(s): Wei Chen, F. Skoczylas, T. Dubois

Pages: 777 - 784

Development of High-Strength Lightweight Cement-Based Composites Author(s): S.M. Kwon, T. Kikuta, T. Nishiwaki and H. Mihashi

Pages: 785 - 792

Water film thickness and paste film thickness: key factors for mix design of high-performance concrete Author(s): A.K.H. Kwan and L.G. Li

Pages: 793 - 801

Shear strength of ultra high performance pre-cast PC joint with joint type and lateral compressive stress Author(s): C.H. Lee, Y.J. Kim, W.J. Chin and E.S. Choi

Pages: 802 - 809

The Joining Method for Permanent Formwork Author(s): Q. Jin, C.K.Y. Leung, and W.L. Chung

Pages: 810 - 817

TIO2TRC – New features of TRC by titanium dioxide modifications Author(s): C. Neunzig, J. Steinhoff and W. Brameshuber

Pages: 818 - 826

High-temperature behavior of textile reinforced concrete Author(s): C. Kulas, J. Hegger, M. Raupach and U. Antons

Pages: 827 - 834

Stress-crack opening relationship of engineered cementitious composites and application Author(s): Jun Zhang, Xianchun Ju

Pages: 835 - 844

Shear crack formation and propagation in reinforced Engineered Author(s): I. Paegle, G. Fischer

Pages: 845 - 852

Tailoring SHCC made of two kinds of PVA fibers Author(s): A. P. Fantilli, H. Mihashi, T. Naganuma, and T. Nishiwaki

Pages: 853 - 860

Fibre reinforced cementitious composites with alkali-activated slag as sole binder Author(s): C. Lin, O. Kayali, E.V. Morozov and D.J Sharp

Pages: 861 - 867

Theme 11 - Special Binders and Materials for Special Applications

Influence of pretreatment process on the properties of phosphogypsum-based composite binders Author(s): J.K. Yang, T.Y. Ren, J. Zhu, Y.L. Li, N. Ye, X.F. Zhu and J.W. Liu

Pages: 868 - 876

Performance of fly ash based geopolymer pastes under chemical environment Author(s): B. Singh, Sarika Sharma, M.Gupta and S.K. Bhattacharyya

Pages: 877 - 884

Creep of Geopolymer and Portland Cement Pastes due to High Temperature Exposure Author(s): Zhu Pan, Jay G. Sanjayan

Pages: 885 - 892

Development of a functional mortar for restraining attached algae growth Author(s): S. Park, J-H. Kim, H. Kang, S. Y. Choi and Y. M. Lim

Pages: 893 - 898

Applications of tremie concrete in the Olmsted dam Author(s): Dale E. Berner, Haijian Shi

Pages: 899 - 906

Characterisation of cemented rock fill materials for the Cosmos nickel mine, Western Australia Author(s): H. Saw, S. Prentice and E. Villaescusa

Pages: 907 - 914

Investigation of hygric and thermal performance of a novel thermal insulation system Author(s): Z. Pavlík, J. Kočí, M. Pavlíková and R. Černý

Pages: 915 - 922

Experimental and computational analysis of interface resistances in multi-layered systems of building materials Author(s): Z. Pavlík, J. Žumár, J. Kočí, L. Fiala, J. Maděra and R. Černý

Pages: 923 - 930

Theme 12 - Wood, Metals and Asphalt

Ab-initio calculations of hydrogen embrittlement in high strength steels Author(s): J. Sanchez, J. Fullea, C. Andrade, P.L. De Andres

Pages: 931 - 937

Stress corrosion cracking of high strength steels. Crack propagation mechanism and fracture toughness Author(s): J. Sanchez, J. Fullea, C. Andrade

Pages: 938 - 944

Elevated temperature effect on elastic modulus of high strength steel S690 Author(s): Xuhong Qiang, Frans Bijlaard, and Henk Kolstein

Pages: 945 - 951

Evaluation of duration of load factors for wooden structural materials Author(s): S. Nakajima, S. Matsuzato, N. Yamaguchi and T. Nakagawa

Pages: 952 - 958

Response of FRP-glulam slab systems under five point bending load Author(s): M. Jorge, J. Branco, J. Sena-Cruz, J. Barros and G. Dalfré

Pages: 959 - 966

Testing and characterization of compacted asphalt pavement materials Author(s): M.N. Partl, H. di Benedetto, F. Canestrari, H.U. Bahia

Pages: 967 - 974

Influence of warm mix asphalt additive on rheological characteristics of asphalt binders Author(s): Zhifei Liu, Shaopeng Wu, Jiaping Liu, Jinxiang Hong, Chong Huang

Pages: 975 - 981

Influence of asphalt emulsion on cement hydration in CA mortar Author(s): Xu Jing, Hong Jinxiang, Liu Jiaping, Liu Zhifei

Pages: 982 - 989

Research on the fatigue performance of semi-flexible pavement material with cement-emulsified asphalt mortar Author(s): Chong Huang, Qingjun Ding, Jiaping Liu, Jinxiang Hong, Zhifei Liu

Pages: 990 - 997

Theme 13 - Sustainability and Life-Cycle Analysis

Service life of combined mechanical and environmental loads Author(s): F.H. Wittmann, Zhao Tie-jun, Jiang Fu-jiang, and Zhang Peng

Pages: 998 - 1004

Assessment concept for the sustainable use of secondary aggregates in concrete Author(s): T. Herbst, K. Rübner, B. Meng, and B. Hauer

Pages: 1005 - 1012

Study of Durability Analysis and Evaluation Model for Existing Concrete Structure in Coastal Areas Author(s): Haiyong Yu, He Zhang

Pages: 1013 - 1022

The "greenness" of High-Volume Fly Ash (HVFA) concrete when exposed to carbonation Author(s): P. Van den Heede, N. De Belie

Pages: 1023 - 1029

Application of exergy analysis in the environmental assessment of concrete structures Author(s): R. Muigai, M.G. Alexander, and P. Moyo

Pages: 1030 - 1036

The use of rice husk ash to produce ultra high performance concrete for sustainable development Author(s): Nguyen Van Tuan, Guang Ye

Pages: 1037 - 1042