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9781905209507

Creep, Shrinkage and Durability of Concrete and Concrete Structures CONCREEP 7

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  • Copyright: 2005-09-30
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Summary

Creep, shrinkage and durability of concrete and concrete structures have been a traditional conference topic for almost fifty years. This volume contains contributions from presentations at CONCREEP - 7, held September 12th - September 14th, 2005 at Ecole Centrale de Nantes, France. These papers cover the latest results and implementation strategies of creep, shrinkage and durability mechanics research at the interface of solid mechanics, materials science, experimental mechanics, and computational mechanics of concrete-like materials, and the related structural engineering problems.

Author Biography

Gilles Pijaudier-Cabot is a Professor at Ecole Centrale de Nantes, France.

Bruno Gérard is a researcher at OXAND, France.

Paul Acker is a researcher at Lafarge, France.

Table of Contents

Forewords 15(2)
G. Pijaudier-Cabot
B. Gerard
P. Acker
Creep Mechanisms and Creep-Fracture Interaction
17(58)
Nanostructure of C-S-H gel in cement paste as a function of curing conditions and relative humidity
19(20)
H.M. Jennings
J.J. Thomas
J.S. Gevrenov
G. Constantinides
F.J. Ulm
Investigation on creep mechanisms of hardened cement paste by means of the small angle X-ray scaterring method
39(6)
A. Neumann
G. Herold
H.S. Muller
N. Dingenouts
Is the behaviour of the concrete viscoelastic linear?
45(6)
J.L. Clement
Creep monitoring in concrete structures by the acoustic emission technique
51(6)
A. Carpinteri
G. Lacidogna
N. Pugno
Rate dependent fracture on notched plain concrete beams
57(6)
J. Ozbolt
H. W. Reihnardt
Bending basic creep experiments: influence on fracture characteristics
63(6)
M. Omar
A. Loukili
G. Pijaudier-Cabot
Y. Le Pape
Stability analysis of creep failure in concrete
69(6)
N. Challamel
C. Lanos
C. Casandjian
Modelling of Creep and Shrinkage
75(62)
Modelling of concrete as a multiphase viscious porous material
77(6)
B.A. Schrefler
D. Gawin
F. Pesavento
A proposed method for determining the drying kinetics in concrete
83(6)
M. Qin
O. Omikrine-Metalssi
R. Belarbi
A. Ait-Mokhtar
Drying shrinkage as a viscoelastic response due to internal pressures
89(6)
F. Benboudjema
F. Meftah
J.M. Torrenti
The influence of specific surface area of coarse aggregate on drying shrinkage of concrete
95(6)
K. Imamoto
M. Arai
Microcracking of mortars during drying: effects on delayed behaviours
101(6)
I. Yurtdas
N. Burlion
F. Skoczylas
Mesomechanical modeling of drying shrinkage using interface elements
107(6)
C.M. Lopez
J.M. Segura
A.E. Idiart
I. Carol
Upscalling techniques for modeling the basic creep of cement paste
113(6)
Q.V. Le
Y. Le Pape
F. Meftah
Q.C. He
Influence of capilarry effects on strenght of non saturated porous media
119(6)
L. Dormieux
J. Sanahuja
S. Maghous
Interface crack propagation in viscoelastic discrete model
125(6)
T. Baxevanis
F. Dufour
G. Pijaudier-Cabot
Nonlinear, incremental structural analysis for the design and construction of massive concrete structures
131(6)
R.J. James
Y.R. Rashid
Multiphase and Multiscale Approaches to Shrinkage
137(50)
Colloidal mechanisms of hygral volume change of hardened cement paste
139(12)
F. Beltzung
F.H. Wittmann
Time dependent structural analysis considering mass transfer
151(12)
H. Nakamura
W. Srisoros
M. Kunieda
T.A. Tanabe
Fracture of cement-based materials under hygral-mechanical loading
163(6)
J.E. Bolander
Z. Li
Y.M. Lim
A poro-mechanical modeling approach for concrete autogeneous shrinkage
169(6)
P.M. Michaud
B. Bissonnette
J.F. Georgin
J. Marchand
J.M. Reynouard
The coupling effect of drying shrinkage and moisure diffusion in concrete
175(6)
A. Ababneh
M. Sheban
A. Suwito
Y. Xi
Plastic damage modelling of concrete subjected to desiccation
181(6)
D. Chen
I. Yurtdas
N. Burlion
J.F. Shao
Durability
187(62)
A probabilistic approach to the long term durability of concrete structures
189(6)
J.M. Torrenti
Chemical and mechanical description of leached concrete: Experimental results and theoretical modelling
195(6)
V.H. Nguyen
H. Colina
C. Boulay
J.M. Torrenti
B. Nedjar
Leached concrete compressive creep
201(6)
L. Lacarriere
A. Sellier
Expansion of hardened cement paste in saline solutions
207(6)
J.J. Valenza II
S. Vitousek
G.W. Scherer
Measuring permeability and bulk modulus of cementitious materials
213(6)
Z.C. Grasley
J.J. Valenza II
G.W. Scherer
D.A. Lange
Effect of localized cracking on chloride diffusivity and gas permeability in concrete. Experimental study
219(6)
A. Djerbi
S. Bonnet
A. Khelidj
V. Baroghel-Bouny
R. Coue
Modeling for fixation of chloride ions in pore solution
225(6)
T. Ishida
H. Kawai
R. Sato
A micromechanical approach to ASR-induced damage in concrete
231(6)
E. Lemarchand
L. Dormieux
Influence of basic creep on the modelling of structures subjected to alkali aggregate reaction
237(6)
E. Grimal
A. Sellier
I. Petre-Lazar
Y. Le Pape
E. Bourdarot
Fracture properties in mortars exposed to alkali-silica reaction
243(6)
C. Rocco
A. Jones
J. Planas
Creep and shrinkage in Structures
249(110)
Influence of ambient conditions on concrete shrinkage
251(6)
T.O. Santos
J.A. Fernandes
A.L. Batista
Early perfomance of structural concrete slabs treated with a hydrophobic admixture
257(6)
D. Cusson
L. Mitchell
R. Glazer
T. Hoogeveen
Time-dependent behaviour of reinforced recycled concrete beams
263(6)
I. Maruyama
Y. Oka
R. Sato
Creep in compression of concrete core taken in a real structure - analysis of two years of measures and extrapolation
269(6)
J.L. Clement
F. Le Maou
Time dependent behaviour of precast prestressed slabs with in-situ concrete topping
275(6)
J. Hegger
N. Will
S. Bulte
Effect of differential moisture distribution on SRC column shortening
281(6)
H.C. Seol
J.K. Kim
Y.Y. Kim
S.H. Kwon
Accounting for concrete shrinkage in the mechanistic empirical pavement design procedure
287(6)
L. Khazanovich
T. Yu
Why is the initial trend of deflections of box girder bridges deceptive?
293(6)
V. Kristek
Z.P. Bazant
M. Zich
A. Kohoutkova
Creep, shrinkage and durability effects in concrete girders components of bridges structures
299(6)
C. Majorana
C. Pellegrino
V. Salomoni
G. Mazzucco
Long-term behaviour of a steel-concrete composite railway bridge deck
305(6)
S. Staquet
J.L. Tailhan
B. Espion
Stress loss in prestressed concrete with PFBC coal ash
311(6)
A. Nakashita
R. Sato
K. Ito
M.Mizogaki
Concrete delayed deformations of nuclear structures - Comparison between monitoring analysis and theoretical values
317(6)
D. Chauvel
F. Barre
Reliability based approach to predict long time behaviour of prestressed concrete containment vessel
323(6)
G. Heinfling
A. Courtois
E. Viallet
Creep analysis of NPP containment
329(6)
Z. Hora
B. Patzak
Impacts of the mechanical constitutive law on the hydraulic behaviour of a containment building
335(6)
L. Jason
G. Pijaudier-Cabot
S. Ghavamian
A. Huerta
An engineering approach for modelling the deteriorating effects of alkali aggregate reaction in concrete structures
341(6)
R.J. James
L. Zhang
Y.R. Rashid
Numerical model for simulation of aging mechanisms of nuclear containment structures
347(6)
V. Gocevski
Analysis of the delayed behaviour of NPP containment building
353(6)
Y. Le Pape
E. Toppani
S. Michel-Ponnelle
Early Age Creep and Shrinkage: Experiments and Modelling
359(88)
Multiscale model for early-age creep of cementitious materials
361(8)
C. Pichler
R. Lackner
H.A. Mang
Compressive and tensile creep of young concrete with mineral additives
369(6)
G. Ji
O Bjontegaard
D. Atrushi
T. Kanstad
E.J. Sellevold
Linear logarithmic creep model
375(6)
J.E. Jonasson
M. Larson
S. Utsi
Effect of basic creep on the early-age behaviour of concrete
381(6)
F. Benboudjema
J.M. Torrenti
F. Meftah
Early age concrete creep. At high stress level
387(6)
S. Staquet
B. Espion
Modelling of uni-axial constitutive law in early age concrete based on solidification concept
393(6)
Y. Ishikawa
M. Kunieda
W. Srisoros
T.A. Tanabe
A study on the method of estimating creep of early-age concrete
399(6)
M. Ozawa
H. Morimoto
Study of early age shrinkage, hydraulic pressure and conductivity of cement paste
405(6)
V. Picandet
S. Amziane
J.C. Tchamba
Effect of stress relaxation on thermal stresses
411(6)
V. Slowik
D. Schmidt
L. Nietner
Viscoelastic behaviour of early age salt concrete used in a repository for radioactive waste in a rock salt mine
417(6)
A.W. Gutsch
A. Seifried
J. Preuss
R. Mauke
Autogeneous shrinkage and hydration degree of cement pastes at very early age: Influence of superplasticizer
423(6)
P. Mounanga
A. Loukili
A. Khelidj
Early-age analysis of a foundation slab: sensitivity to creep parameters
429(6)
M.M. Silvoso
E.M.R. Fairbairn
R.D. Toledo Filho
Comparison between tensile and compressive creep of early age high performance concrete (HPC)
435(6)
D. Atrushi
T. Kanstad
Development of stress erasing test on concrete specimens
441(6)
C. Boulay
J.L. Clement
Temperature Effects
447(74)
Concrete creep at high temperature and its interaction with fracture: Recent progress
449(12)
Z.P. Bazant
G. Cusatis
Transient thermal strains of high performance concretes
461(12)
I. Hager
P. Pimienta
Multiaxial creep and damage under elevated temperature
473(6)
M. Petkovski
R. Crouch
P. Waldron
Concrete tunnel linings under fire loading
479(12)
R. Lackner
M. Zeiml
D. Leithner
H.A. Mang
The spalling of heated concrete: Comparison between thermal and hydraulic spalling
491(6)
Y. Msaad
G. Bonnet
O. Coussy
Evolution of intrinsic permeability in concrete at high temperature
497(6)
S. Dal Pont
B. Schrefler
A. Ehrlacher
Transient thermal creep of HPC at high temperatures under accidental conditions
503(6)
H. Sabeur
H. Colina
G. Thevenin
``Transient thermal creep'' of concrete: Intrinsic behaviour or structural effect?
509(6)
G. Mounajed
H. Boussa
F. Grondin
A comparative study of two THC models or concrete subject to high temperatures
515(6)
H. Sabeur
F. Meftah
Self Compacting Concrete
521(44)
A comparison between long term properties of self compacting concretes and normal vibrated concretes with same strengh
523(6)
C. Mazzotti
M. Savoia
C. Ceccoli
Influence of paste volume on fracture behaviour of SCC
529(6)
E. Roziere
P. Turcry
S. Granger
A. Loukili
Creep of self compacting concrete
535(6)
B. Persson
Creep and shrinkage of self-compacting concrete and comparative study with model code
541(6)
T. Vidal
S. Assie
G. Pons
Long-term deflection of reinforced SCC beams
547(6)
C. Mazzotti
M. Savoia
C. Ceccoli
Delayed behaviour of self-compacting concrete
553(6)
S. Assie
G. Escadeillas
V. Waller
Influence of limestone filler on chemical shrinkage and hydration of cement pastes at early age
559(6)
M. Bouasker
P. Turcry
P. Mounanga
A. Loukili
High Performance Concrete
565(74)
Effect of size on creep and shrinkage of concrete - five years measurements
567(6)
K. Imamoto
T. Ymamaoto
T. Oh-Oka
Shrinkage and shrinkage cracking of high performance fibre reinforced cement-based composites
573(6)
F.H. Wittmann
Internally-cured high-performance concrete under restrained shrinkage and creep
579(6)
D. Cusson
T. Hoogeveen
Creep and shrinkage of high performance lightweight aggregate concrete
585(6)
V. Kvitsel
I. Burkart
H.S. Muller
Mechanical behaviour of ultra high preformance fibre reinforced concretes (UHPFRC) at early age, under restraint
591(6)
A. Kamen
E. Denarie
E. Bruhwiler
Shrinkage effect on shear behaviour of reinforced HSC beams
597(6)
H. Kawakane
R. Ushio
I. Maruyama
R. Sato
Creep of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC)
603(6)
J. Ma
M. Orgass
N. Viet Tue
F. Dehn
Creep and shrinkage modelling of HPC
609(6)
S. Staquet
J.L. Tailhan
B. Espion
Autogeneous shrinkage of CARDIFRC
615(6)
A. Kanellopoulos
D. Nicolaides
B.L. Karihaloo
Creep and shrinkage for structures using dense concrete
621(6)
J.E. Jonasson
H. Hedlund
S. Utsi
Temperature effect on shrinkage stress in expansive - ultra high strenght concrete
627(6)
M. Suzuki
I. Maruyama
H. Kawai
R. Sato
Actual state of research on autogeneous deformation and thermal dilatation at iBMB
633(6)
M. Krauss
R. Nothnagel
K.H. Sprenger
H. Budelmann
Index of authors 639

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