Proceedings pro051 : Second International Symposium on Advances in Concrete through Science and Engineering

Title: Second International Symposium on Advances in Concrete through Science and Engineering Edited by J. Marchand, B. Bissonnette, R. Gagné, M. Jolin and F. Paradis ISBN: 2-35158-003-6 e-ISBN: 2351580028 Pages: 462 Publication date: 2006

The Second International Symposium on Advances in Concrete Through Science and Engineering is organized in collaboration with Laval University, the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec and RILEM. The symposium is held in conjunction with the RILEM Week, which takes place for the first time in North America.
The Advances in Concrete Through Science and Engineering Symposium series is designed to provide a unique forum to highlight and discuss the most recent developments and innovations in research on cement-based systems. This conference is divided into three main areas:
- Numerical models: From microstructure to transport properties and durability
- From fresh to hardened concrete
- Recent developments in the monitoring, repair and maintenance of concrete structures.
As for the General papers, only the abstracts are printed in this book. You will find the full texts on the CD-ROM.
The call for papers has generated a lot of interest. Over 100 papers from 26 different countries were presented. In addition, the organizing committee has invited a number of international experts to deliver keynote lectures on a number of technical topics.

Contents

Preface Author(s): Jacques Marchand

Pages: XXI - XXI

Part One: Invited Lectures

The thermal decomposition of Ca(OH)2 polymorphs Author(s): James J. Beaudoin, Taijiro Sato, Peter J. Tumidajski

Pages: 3 - 13

An “unmodel” of Portland cement hydration Author(s): Sidney Diamond

Pages: 15 - 29

Theory and experiment for concrete: a necessary partnership Author(s): Edward J. Garboczi

Pages: 31 - 40

Part Two: Keynote lectures

Modelling moisture conditions in cementitious materials – Some present challenges Author(s): Lars-Olof Nilsson

Pages: 45 - 62

Optimised continuum cement hydration modelling Author(s): Shashank Bishnoi, Karen Scrivener

Pages: 63 - 74

Bridging gaps between scales and disciplines through multi-scale modelling: Basis for innovation Author(s): Klaas van Breugel

Pages: 75 - 84

Multi-scale constitutive model of solidifying cementitious composites and application to cracking assessment of a concrete structure Author(s): Tetsuya Ishida, Shingo Asamoto, Koichi Maekawa

Pages: 85 - 99

Multiionic approaches to model chloride binding in cementitious materials Author(s): Eric Samson, Jacques Marchand

Pages: 101 - 122

Driving forces to cracking in hardening concrete: thermal and autogenous deformations Author(s): Erik J. Sellevold, Øyvind Bjøntegaard

Pages: 125 - 139

Concrete rheology: knowledge and challenges Author(s): Chiara F. Ferraris

Pages: 141 - 149

An optical fiber sensor for cracks in concrete members: Development and applications Author(s): Christopher K.Y. Leung, Kai Tai Wan

Pages: 151 - 164

Failure of concrete repair: how to avoid it? Author(s): Luc Courard, Andrzej Garbacz

Pages: 167 - 191

Bonded concrete overlays - Research needs Author(s): J. Silfwerbrand

Pages: 193 - 206

Durability of repaired concrete structures - The bottle for survival Author(s): A.M. Vaysburd

Pages: 207 - 224

Part Three: General papers

Comparison of chloride models: the importance of surface concentration Author(s): C. Andrade, F. Tavares, M. Castellote, I. Petre-Lazars, M.A. Climent, G. Vera

Pages: 207 - 224

Corrosion rate monitoring of deteriorated and repaired structures through on-site linear polarization measurements using surface or embedded sensors Author(s): C. Andrade, I. Martinez

Pages: 207 - 224

Chloride diffusion coefficient through porous materials : a disturbing parameter Author(s): Pascale Bégué, Sylvie Lorente, Xavier Bourbon

Pages: 207 - 224

Exploring the potential of X-ray tomography in microstructural studies of cementitious systems Author(s): V. Boel, V. Cnudde, G. De Schutter, P. Jacobs

Pages: 207 - 224

Corrosion of reinforced concrete in nuclear plants: application of Bayesian networks to the risk management of cooling towers Author(s): B. Capra, J. Le Drogo, V. Wolff

Pages: 207 - 224

Water adsorption in concrete at low temperature Author(s): D. Conciatori, E. Brühwiler

Pages: 207 - 224

Effect of carbonation on the micro-mechanical properties and frost salt scaling of cement pastes: experimental and modelling aspects Author(s): O. Copuroglu, E. Schlangen, W. Zhu

Pages: 207 - 224

Experimental exercises with the RCM-method Author(s): M.R. de Rooij, S.M. van Dalen, W.J. Bouwmeester, E.A.B. Koenders

Pages: 207 - 224

Modeling of ionic interactions at the C-S-H surface. Application to CsCl and LiCl solutions in comparison with NaCl solutions Author(s): Pierre Henocq, Jacques Marchand, Eric Samson, Jérôme-Alexandre Lavoie

Pages: 207 - 224

Quantification of capillary porosity in cement paste using high resolution 3D-microscopy: potential and limitations of FIB-nanotomography Author(s): L. Holzer, B. Muench, A. Leemann, Ph. Gasser

Pages: 207 - 224

Models for chloride ion bindings in hardened cement paste using thermodynamic equilibrium calculations Author(s): Yoshifumi Hosokawa, Kazuo Yamada, Björn F. Johannesson, Lars-Olof Nilsson

Pages: 207 - 224

Abrasion and scaling of concrete by ice, studded tires and frost-salt: interaction and service life modeling Author(s): Stefan Jacobsen, Esko Sistonen, Seppo Huovinen, Jacques Marchand, Marie-Hélène Tremblay

Pages: 207 - 224

An improved numerical approach to model corrosion potential in reinforced concrete Author(s): Ge Ji, O. Burkan Isgor

Pages: 207 - 224

Chloride penetration model capable of correctly predict the peak shaped chloride profiles Author(s): B. Johannesson, K. Yamada, Y. Hosokawa

Pages: 207 - 224

A novel technology in wet scanning electron microscopy Author(s): Amnon Katz, Arnon Bentur, Konstantin Kovler

Pages: 207 - 224

Constitutive model for predicting deterioration in concrete Author(s): Anthony G. Kerali

Pages: 207 - 224

Computer modelling of bridge deck cracking at early ages Author(s): Lianfang Li, Neal S. Berke

Pages: 207 - 224

Physicochemical change of cement pastes at elevated temperatures Author(s): Xian Liu, Guang Ye, Geert De Schutter, Yong Yuan, Luc Taerwe

Pages: 207 - 224

Solid-particle abrasion of hydraulic concrete Author(s): Yu Wen Liu, Huang Hsing Pan, Chao-Shun Chang

Pages: 207 - 224

Effect of temperature and concrete resistivity on the corrosion rate of steel in unsaturated concrete Author(s): Alexandre Maltais, Pierre Henocq

Pages: 207 - 224

Modelling the behaviour of fresh and hardened concrete using the Distinct Element Method Author(s): Viktor Mechtcherine, Sergiy Shyshko

Pages: 207 - 224

Simulation of drying shrinkage based on high-resolution 3D pore structure analysis of cement paste Author(s): Beat Münch, Philippe Gasser, Lorenz Holzer

Pages: 207 - 224

Numerical modelling of chloride ingress into saturated concrete Author(s): T.Q. Nguyen, V. Baroghel-Bouny, P. Dangla, P. Belin

Pages: 207 - 224

Freeze-thaw durability of high-performance concrete – Mechanism of water uptake and internal damage Author(s): Susanne Palecki, Max J. Setzer

Pages: 207 - 224

Micromechanics approach for long-term stress-strain relationships of cement-matrix composites Author(s): Huang Hsing Pan, Yu Wen Liu, Wei-Lung Tsai

Pages: 207 - 224

Corrosion products formed in mortar Author(s): François Paradis, Samira Fellah, Vincent Lapointe, Marc Jolin, Jacques Marchand

Pages: 207 - 224

Photogrammetric assessment of flexure induced cracking in reinforced concrete beams under service loads Author(s): Brad J. Pease, Mette R. Geiker, Henrik Stang, W. Jason Weiss

Pages: 207 - 224

Role of non-freezing pore water in freeze-thaw damage of concrete mortars Author(s): Vesa Penttala

Pages: 207 - 224

Chloride propagation in concrete harbou Author(s): Frédéric Rosquoët, Stéphanie Bonnet, Franck Schoefs, Abdelhafid Khelidj

Pages: 207 - 224

The solid-liquid gel-system of hardened cement paste Author(s): Max J. Setzer, Christian Duckheim

Pages: 207 - 224

Stochastic method and Monte-Carlo simulation for predicting service life of hot-dip galvanised reinforcement Author(s): Esko V-P. Sistonen, Olli-Pekka J. Kari, Pekka I. Tukiainen, Seppo S. Huovinen

Pages: 207 - 224

Development of reliable and economic methodology for modelling of concrete durability Author(s): Piet Stroeven, Jing Hu, Zhan Guo

Pages: 207 - 224

Modeling of early age compressive strength of cement paste based on contact area of hydrating cement Author(s): Guang Ye, K. van Breugel, Xueyan Liu

Pages: 207 - 224

Influence of the relative humidity on the hydration kinetics of concrete Author(s): Thomas Adam, Otto Kroggel, Peter Gruebl

Pages: 207 - 224

Effects of increased aggregate size on the mechanical and rheological properties of RPC Author(s): A. Cwirzen, V. Penttala

Pages: 207 - 224

Early age behaviour of concrete nuclear containments Author(s): F. Benboudjema, J.M. Torrenti

Pages: 207 - 224

Early age cracking tendency of low-heat concretes containing fly-ash and blast furnace slag Author(s): Ø. Bjøntegaard

Pages: 207 - 224

Improved measurement methods for autogenous shrinkage of cement mortars at very early age Author(s): Marwen Bouasker, Frédéric Grondin, Pierre Mounanga, Arnaud Pertué, Abdelhafid Khelidj

Pages: 207 - 224

A Comparison of test methods for early-age behavior of cementitious materials Author(s): J.W. Bullard, M. D’Ambrosia, Z. Grasley, W. Hansen, N. Kidner, D. Lange, P. Lura, T.O. Mason, J. Moon, F. Rajabipour, G. Sant

Pages: 207 - 224

Carbonation and hydration of calcium hydroxide and calcium silicate binders with rice husk ash Author(s): O. Cizer, K. Van Balen, J. Elsen, D. Van Gemert

Pages: 207 - 224

Cracking sensitivity of slag cement concrete Author(s): A. Darquennes, S. Staquet, B. Espion

Pages: 207 - 224

Evaluation of different ultrasound transmission parameters to monitor microstructure development in fresh concrete or mortar Author(s): Nele De Belie, Christian Grosse

Pages: 207 - 224

Development of rapid setting self-consolidating concrete (RSSCC) using small size aggregate Author(s): Yogini Deshpande, Jan Olek

Pages: 207 - 224

Investigation of early age deformation in self-compacting concrete Author(s): Oskar Esping, Ingemar Löfgren

Pages: 207 - 224

New approach to identify compatibility of materials for concrete related to early stiffening Author(s): Chiara F. Ferraris, Peter C. Taylor

Pages: 207 - 224

The rheology of self-compacting concrete made with Belgian materials Author(s): Dimitri Feys, Ronny Verhoeven, Geert De Schutter

Pages: 207 - 224

The use of pore water pressure to follow the evolution from fresh to hardened concrete Author(s): T.A. Hammer

Pages: 207 - 224

Pozzolanic reactivity of ground granulated blast furnace slag in blended cement Author(s): Will Hansen, Claus Borgnakke, Yanfei Peng, Yousef Nouri

Pages: 207 - 224

Contribution to the solution of the Couette inverse problem for Herschel-Bulkley fluids by means of the integration method Author(s): Will Hansen, Claus Borgnakke, Yanfei Peng, Yousef Nouri

Pages: 207 - 224

Inorganic cement-based systems as biomaterials Author(s): L. Hermansson, H. Engqvist

Pages: 207 - 224

Study on strength development of concrete with Portland blast-furnace slag cement under sealed curing conditions in cold regions Author(s): Ichiro Iwaki

Pages: 207 - 224

Counteracting retardation of plasticizers by calcium nitrate Author(s): H. Justnes, K. De Weerdt

Pages: 207 - 224

Comparison of solvent exchange and vacuum drying techniques to remove free water from early age cement-based materials Author(s): E. Knapen, O. Cizer

Pages: 207 - 224

Measuring shrinkage of hardening paste with a mini-TSTM Author(s): E.A.B. Koenders, G. Leegwater, E. Schlangen

Pages: 207 - 224

Influence of workability and admixtures on the segregation of concrete during compaction Author(s): Andreas Leemann, Frank Winnefeld

Pages: 207 - 224

Compaction voids formation on concrete surfaces: influence of rheological properties Author(s): M. Martin, R. Pleau, J. L. Gallias

Pages: 207 - 224

Measurement of concrete shrinkage using fabry-perot fiber-optic sensor Author(s): P.L. Ng, H.H.C. Wong, I.Y.T. Ng, A.K.H. Kwan

Pages: 207 - 224

Numerical analysis on dynamic behavior of fresh concrete due to internal vibrator Author(s): Masayasu Ohtsu, Manabu Chosa

Pages: 207 - 224

Squeeze flow of self-compacting cement pastes Author(s): Trung Hieu Phan, Mohend Chaouche, Micheline Moranville

Pages: 207 - 224

Determining early-age cracking potential in restrained concrete elements using a load and resistance factor design (LRFD) approach Author(s): Aleksandra Radlinska, Jason Weiss

Pages: 207 - 224

A physical model for the prediction of lateral stress exerted by self-compacting concrete on formwork Author(s): Nicolas Roussel, Guillaume Ovarlez

Pages: 207 - 224

Examining time-zero and early age expansion in pastes containing shrinkage reducing admixtures (SRA’s) Author(s): Gaurav Sant, Farshad Rajabipour, Pietro Lura, Jason Weiss

Pages: 207 - 224

The effect of nano-sized CaCO3 addition on the hydration of OPC containing high volumes of ground granulated blast-furnace slag Author(s): Taijiro Sato, James J. Beaudoin

Pages: 207 - 224

Modelling of autogenous shrinkage of concrete based on paste measurements Author(s): E. Schlangen, G. Leegwater, E.A.B. Koenders

Pages: 207 - 224

Numerical study of elastic properties of ITZ in hydrating cement paste Author(s): V. Šmilauer, Z. Bittnar

Pages: 207 - 224

Autogenous shrinkage of a self-compacting VHPC in isothermal and realistic temperature conditions Author(s): S. Staquet, C. Boulay, L. D’Aloïa

Pages: 207 - 224

2D mechanical percolation in cement pastes at early age Author(s): L. Stefan, F. Benboudjema, J.-M. Torrenti, B. Bissonnette

Pages: 207 - 224

Mix stability as a criterion for optimizing the granular composition to improve concrete durability - An application Author(s): X. Willem, L. Courard, A. Darimont, R. Degeimbre

Pages: 207 - 224

Statistical design to evaluate the coupled effect of mixture parameters and rebar spacing on flow characteristics of SCC Author(s): Ammar Yahia, Kamal Khayat, Mohammed Sayed

Pages: 207 - 224

Modification of the concrete rheometer to determine rheological parameters of self-consolidating concrete – vane device Author(s): Ammar Yahia, Kamal H. Khayat

Pages: 207 - 224

Hydration of Portland cement blended with blast furnace slag at early stage Author(s): J. Zhou, Ye Guang, K. van Breugel

Pages: 207 - 224

Anchorage and tension-stiffening effect between near-surface mounted fibre-reinforced polymer rods and concrete Author(s): Firas Al-Mahmoud, Arnaud Castel, Raoul François, Christian Tourneur

Pages: 207 - 224

Fast-track concrete paving Author(s): Brecht E.P. Anckaert, Lucie A.R. Vandewalle

Pages: 207 - 224

Risk management and maintenance optimization of nuclear reactor cooling piping systems Author(s): L. Augé, B. Capra, M. Lasne, P. Bénéfice, R. Comby

Pages: 207 - 224

Evaluation of reactive powder concrete used as a retrofitting material for concrete members Author(s): Ta-Peng Chang, Bo-Tsun Chen, Chao-Lung Hwang, Jeng-Ywan Shih, Chung-Sheng Wu

Pages: 207 - 224

Design of a self compacting repair mortar to be applied under concrete slabs and floors Author(s): Luc Courard, Stéphanie Flamant

Pages: 207 - 224

Flexural behavior of reinforced concrete beams strengthened with externally-bonded carbon fiber reinforced polymers Author(s): M. Reza Esfahani, M. Reza Kianoush, A. Reza Tajari

Pages: 207 - 224

Analysis of stress wave propagation in repair systems using wavelet approach Author(s): Andrzej Garbacz, Tomasz Piotrowski, Luc Courard

Pages: 207 - 224

An overview of the ACI 546 Guide for the Selection of Materials for the Repair of Concrete Author(s): Fred R. Goodwin, Richard C. Reed

Pages: 207 - 224

Self healing of cracks in concrete: from a model material to usual concretes Author(s): Sébastien Granger, Ahmed Loukili, Gilles Pijaudier-Cabot, Mouloud Behloul

Pages: 207 - 224

Static and impact behaviour of concrete members rehabilitated with UHPFRC overlay Author(s): Katrin Habel, D. Paul Gauvreau

Pages: 207 - 224

Analysis of surface-damage through concrete imaging Author(s): Shahid Kabir, Patrice Rivard

Pages: 207 - 224

Experimental study on effectiveness of shear strengthening of RC beams with CFRP sheets Author(s): Yasuhiro Koda, Ichiro Iwaki

Pages: 207 - 224

Evaluation of damages due to alkali-silica reaction with acoustics techniques. development of a new nonlinear method Author(s): Apedovi S. Kodjo, Patrice Rivard, Frederic Cohen-Tenoudji, Jean-Louis Gallias

Pages: 207 - 224

“Stress memory” of concrete - Ultrasonic investigations Author(s): Otto Kroggel, Tina Wilhelm

Pages: 207 - 224

Electrical resistivity of concrete - Part II: Influence of moisture content and temperature Author(s): C.K. Larsen, E.J. Sellevold, J-M. Østvik, Ø. Vennesland

Pages: 207 - 224

Electrical resistivity of concrete - Part III: Long term field measurements on concrete elements in the tidal zone Author(s): C.K. Larsen, J-M. Østvik, E.J. Sellevold, Ø. Vennesland

Pages: 207 - 224

Examination and evaluation of factors influencing the bond strength between old and new concrete Author(s): Andreas Müller, Konrad Zilch

Pages: 207 - 224

Smart concrete system with strain monitoring sensors including conductive particles Author(s): Tomoya Nishiwaki, Hirozo Mihashi, Kazuaki Miwura, Yoshiki Okuhara, Hideaki Matsubara

Pages: 207 - 224

Acoustic emission monitoring for detection of rebar corrosion and damage evaluation in concrete Author(s): Masayasu Ohtsu, Yuichi Tomoda

Pages: 207 - 224

Electrical resistivity of concrete - Part I: Frequency dependence at various moisture contents and temperatures Author(s): J-M. Østvik, C.K. Larsen, Ø. Vennesland, E.J. Sellevold, M.C. Andrade

Pages: 207 - 224

Edge effect – Essential parameter for the evaluation of volume characteristics of concrete using the wave reflection technique Author(s): T. Öztürk, O. Kroggel, P. Grübl

Pages: 207 - 224

Spalling of concrete as studied by NMR Author(s): L. Pel, G.H.A. van der Heijden, H. Huinink

Pages: 207 - 224

On-line monitoring of setting and hardening of concrete Author(s): Hans W. Reinhardt, Christian U. Grosse, Ralf Beutel, Nele de Belie, Jochen H. Kurz

Pages: 207 - 224

Acoustic emission monitoring of cracking in reinforced concrete specimens Author(s): Aljoša Šajna, Jaka Kovac, Žiga Bajt

Pages: 207 - 224

Balcony repair with pumped self-compacting concrete Author(s): Esko V-P. Sistonen, Jukka P. Piironen, Fahim M. Al-Neshawy, Seppo S. Huovinen

Pages: 207 - 224

Thermographic analysis of bond of FRP laminates applied on R.C. Beams Author(s): M.R. Valluzzi, E. Grinzato, C. Pellegrino, P.G. Bison, R. Trentin

Pages: 207 - 224

Chloride profiling in concrete harbour structures – A study of extensive variations Author(s): H. Wall, L-O. Nilsson

Pages: 207 - 224

Part Four: Recent submissions

Advances in modeling of RILEM TC 178-TMC “Testing and modelling chloride penetration in concrete” Author(s): C. Andrade, J. Gulikers

Pages: 207 - 224

A C-S-H atomic-scale computational toolkit: application to service life modeling Author(s): K.A. Snyder, R.D. Mountain, A. Faraone

Pages: 207 - 224

The nanostructure of the cement paste and its porosity Author(s): D. Bonen

Pages: 207 - 224