Publications
Proceedings pro071 : The 50-year Teaching and Research Anniversary of Prof. Sun Wei on Advances in Civil Engineering Materials
Title: The 50-year Teaching and Research Anniversary of Prof. Sun Wei on Advances in Civil Engineering Materials Edited by C. Miao, G. Ye and H. Chen ISBN: 978-2-35158-098-1 e-ISBN: 978-2-35158-099-8 Pages: 307 Publication date: 2010 |
As an experienced scholar, Prof. Sun Wei has been engaged in the teaching and scientific research in Southeast University China, right after her graduation from Nanjing Institute of Technology in 1958. During her 50-year teaching and research, she has brought up more than 50 masters, over 40 doctors. Professor was the dean of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Southeast University, the deputy editor-in-chief of Journal of the Chinese Ceramic Society. She was selected as a Chinese Academy of Engineering in 2005. At this moment, she is the director of institute of fiber reinforced concrete and the director of the Jiangsu key lab for construction materials. Together with 20 of her team members, professor Sun is still very active in research and teaching on engineering cementitious materials. With her team, she has undertaken successfully for about 40 important national or international projects and published about 350 papers.
With the opportunity of the International Conference on Microstructure Related Durability of Cementitious Composites held in Nanjing this October, we would like to organize a half-day workshop for celebrating her 50th year’s great contribution and achievement in teaching and research. The papers presented in the workshop will be published as a special issue.
Contents
Preface Author(s): K. van Breugel, C. Miao |
Pages: XVII - XVII |
Part one: Modelling of Cementitious Materials
Challenges and constraints of multiscale modelling of cement-based systems Author(s): K. van Breugel |
Pages: 3 - 12 |
Analytical modelling of hydration in traditional and innovative types of concrete Author(s): G. De Schutter |
Pages: 13 - 20 |
Fundamentals of modeling and experimenting technology in cement based materials Author(s): H. Chen |
Pages: 21 - 31 |
Prediction of mechanical properties and durability of civil engineering structures Author(s): G. Ye, E. Koenders, K. van Breugel |
Pages: 33 - 48 |
Part Two: Transport and Durability Properties
Transport properties of pseudo-ductile cementitious composites Author(s): C.K.Y. Leung, C. Pang |
Pages: 51 - 60 |
Neutron radiography, a powerful method for investigating water penetration into concrete Author(s): F.H. Wittmann, P. Zhang, T-J. Zhao, E. Lehmann, P. Vontobel |
Pages: 61 - 70 |
The influence of mineral admixtures on concrete anti-chloride ion permeability with stray current Author(s): Q. Ding, J. Geng, S. Hu |
Pages: 71 - 79 |
Theory and application of cement-based materials remediation by carbonate precipitation (MCP) induced by microorganism Author(s): C. Qian, L. Cheng, R. Wang, J. Wang |
Pages: 81 - 98 |
Influence of admixtures on concrete durability Author(s): C. Miao, J-p. Liu, J-z. Liu |
Pages: 99 - 109 |
Investigation on chloride threshold level for corrosion of reinforcing steel in the saturated Ca (OH)2 solution simulating the electrolytic environments of concrete Author(s): J. Xu, L. Jiang |
Pages: 111 - 119 |
Katrina and climate change should we design for strength or durability? Author(s): R.N. Swamy |
Pages: 121 - 128 |
Part Three: Fiber Composites and Self-Compacting Concrete
Engineered cementitious composite with blast furnace slag and limestone powder Author(s): J. Zhou, S. Qian, M.G. Sierra Beltran, G. Ye, K. van Breugel |
Pages: 131 - 138 |
Fracture toughness and microstructure of concrete at early-ages Author(s): Z. Li, X. Jin, C. Lin |
Pages: 139 - 149 |
Simple quality control method for the tensile strength of strain hardening cementitious composites (SHCC) Author(s): S. Qian, V.C. Li |
Pages: 151 - 160 |
Self-consolidating concrete for slip-form construction: properties and test methods Author(s): K. Wang, S.P. Shah, T. Voigt |
Pages: 161 - 172 |
Mix proportion design of SCC based on BP network Author(s): Q. Zhao, J. Wang, J. Ji, H. Li |
Pages: 173 - 178 |
Part Four: Early Age Properties
Asympotic experimental study on static and dynemic moduli of ettringite crystal Author(s): M. Zhang, J-k. Chen, J. Zhu, J-g. Chen |
Pages: 181 - 190 |
Influence of pore solution chemistryon shrinkage of cement paste Author(s): P. Lura, B. Lothenbach |
Pages: 191 - 200 |
Study on the shrinkage-reduction and cracking prevention of alkali-activated phosphor slag cement Author(s): Y. Fang, Y. Chen, L. Jia |
Pages: 201 - 221 |
Optimal determination of the cover of concrete beam under multi-environmental conditions Author(s): C. Lu, W. Jin |
Pages: 209 - 221 |
Application of synchrotron microtomography at SPring-8 for microstructure investigations of cementitious materials Author(s): M.A.B. Promentilia, T. Suhiyama, T. Hitomi, N. Takeda |
Pages: 223 - 232 |
Part Five: High Temperatures and Thermal Expansion of Concrete Materials
Behaviour of special concretes in fire Author(s): H.W. Reinhardt |
Pages: 235 - 249 |
Compressive strength and deformation of selfcompacting concrete at high temperature Author(s): J. Tao, Y. Yuan, L. Taerwe |
Pages: 251 - 261 |
Strength deterioration of high strength concrete exposed to high temperature and its prevention and rehabilitation Author(s): M. Li, Z. Wu, C. Qian, W. Sun |
Pages: 263 - 274 |
Influence of concrete componenets on coeddicient of thermal expansion Author(s): C. Qian, G. Gao, C. Zhu, S. Ding |
Pages: 275 - 286 |