Innovative Materials and Techniques in Concrete Construction [electronic resource] : ACES Workshop /
Fardis, Michael N.
ACES Workshop.
Fardis, Michael N.editor.
Recent years have seen enormous advances in the technology of concrete as a material, through which its strength, compactness and ductility can reach levels never dreamed of before. Thanks to these improved material properties, the strength and durability of concrete structures is greatly improved, their weight and dimensions reduced, the scope of concrete as a structural material is widened and – despite the higher material costs – overall economy is possible, with positive impacts on sustainability as well. Similar advances are underway in reinforcing materials, notably high strength steel and fibre-reinforced polymers, and in the way they are combined with concrete into high performance structures. Developments in materials and equipment, as well as new concepts, have lead to innovative construction techniques, reducing cost and construction time and making possible the application of concrete under extreme conditions of construction or environment. All these advances will be highlighted in the book by the top experts in the field of concrete structures, namely those currently active in the field’s leading and truly international scientific and technical association: the International Federation of Structural Concrete (fib) www.fib-international.org. Audience: Practicing engineers and firms, academics, researchers and graduate students, will all find the book timely, informative and very interesting.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preface -- 1 Non finito: Challenges in rehabilitation; U. Meier -- 2 New materials and construction techniques in bridge and building design; P.H. Correz et al -- 3 New types of high performance concretes - Potentials for innovations in concrete construction; H.S. Müller and M. Haist -- 4 Integrated concept for service life design for concrete structures; H.S. Müller, M. Vogel, T. Neumann -- 5 Sustainability with Ultra High Performance and Geopolymer Concrete Construction; T.S. Ng, Y.L. Voo, S.J. Foster -- 6 Low-carbon concrete using Ground Granulated Blast-Furnace Slag and Fly Ash; K. Sakai, T. Matsuka, Y. Suzuki -- 7 Recycled aggregate concrete for structural use - An overview of technologies, properties and applications; S.B. Marinkovic et al -- 8 Mix Proportioning Method for Lightweight Aggregate SCC (LWASCC) based on the Optimum Packing Point Concep; M. Kaffetzakis and C. Papanicolaou.-9 Fibres in concrete structures; G.L. Balazs -- 10 Sustainable roof elements: A proposal offered by cementitious composite technology; M. Di Prisco -- 11 Heterogeneous fiber-particle composite subjected to principal stress rotation; B. Suryanto, K.Nagai, K. Maekawa -- 12 Effect of steel fibers on the flexural ductility of lightly reinforced concrete beams; A.N. Dancygier and E. Berkover -- 13 Innovative textile-based cementitious composites for retrofitting of concrete structures; T. Triantafillou -- 14 Strength and deformability of concrete members wrapped with fibre reinforced polymer composites with a large rupture strain; J-G. Dai and T. Ueda -- 15 Innovative techniques for seismic retrofitting of RC Joints; I. Bedirhanoglu, A. Ilki, N. Kumbasar -- 16 External strengthening of continuous RC beams with CFRP; P. Desnerck -- 17  Prestressed FRP fabrics for flexural strengthening of concrete; M. Menegotto, G.Monti, M-A. Liotta -- 18 Assessment of the fire damage of concrete members after fire exposure; E. Annerel and L. Taerwe -- 19 Robustness of shrinkage-compensating repair concretes; P-V Certain -- 20 Design of marine concrete structures; T.O. Olsen -- 21 Composite bridges with corrugated steel webs to meet environmental needs by innovative bridge engineering; J. Yamazaki -- 22 Segmental concrete bridges with corrugated steel webs; T. Kadotani -- 23 Innovation in bridge design and construction: Composite box girder bridge; G. Mancini -- 24 Orthotropic model for the analysis of beams with corrugated steel webs; G. Bertagnoli, M.A. Biagini, G. Mancini -- Index.
Recent years have seen enormous advances in the technology of concrete as a material, through which its strength, compactness and ductility can reach levels never dreamed of before. Thanks to these improved material properties, the strength and durability of concrete structures is greatly improved, their weight and dimensions reduced, the scope of concrete as a structural material is widened and – despite the higher material costs – overall economy is possible, with positive impacts on sustainability as well. Similar advances are underway in reinforcing materials, notably high strength steel and fibre-reinforced polymers, and in the way they are combined with concrete into high performance structures. Developments in materials and equipment, as well as new concepts, have lead to innovative construction techniques, reducing cost and construction time and making possible the application of concrete under extreme conditions of construction or environment. All these advances will be highlighted in the book by the top experts in the field of concrete structures, namely those currently active in the field’s leading and truly international scientific and technical association: the International Federation of Structural Concrete (fib) www.fib-international.org. Audience: Practicing engineers and firms, academics, researchers and graduate students, will all find the book timely, informative and very interesting.
Civil engineering.
Mechanics.
Mechanics, Applied.
Building materials.
Construction.
Building—Superintendence.
Construction industry—Management.
Construction superintendence.
Civil Engineering.
Solid Mechanics.
Building Materials.
Basics of Construction.
Construction Management.