UHPC and FRC in Severe Environmental Conditions

Stanislav Rehacek; Ivo Simunek; David Citek; Jiří Kolisko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.711.412

Paper Titles

Influence of Seawater in Strengths of Concrete Mix Design when Used in Mixing and Curing
p.382

Lessons Learned from the Treat Island Marine Exposure Site
p.390

Effects of the Hygrothermal Conditions on the Fracture Energy of the Concrete
p.397

Experimental Study on Temperature Response in Damaged Concrete under Atmospheric Environment
p.404

UHPC and FRC in Severe Environmental Conditions
p.412

High Absorptive Normal Weight Aggregates Used as Internal Curing Agents to Reduce Hot Weather Concreting and Curing Detrimental Effects
p.420

Durability of Ordinary Concrete after Heating at High Temperature
p.428

Experimental Study on Chloride Diffusion, Strength and Fresh Properties of Ion-Exchange Resin Mixed Grout
p.436

Performance Based Specifications for Durability of Mass Concrete Blocks Subjected to Harsh Arabian Gulf Marine Environment
p.444

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UHPC and FRC in Severe Environmental Conditions

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Structure and properties of cement composite are time-varying characteristics, depending among others on environmental conditions. The key idea is a struggle for complex research of joint effect of physical, chemical and dynamic loads on the internal structure [1] of cement composite and understanding the correlation between changes in microstructure and macro-scale properties [2, 3]. During the experimental program, specimens will be exposed to combined influence of freeze-thaw cycles [4,5,6], aggressive chemical agents [7] and dynamic loading [8]. The aim is to create a theoretical basis for design of effective cement composites meant to be used in severe environmental conditions.

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Stanislav Rehacek*, Ivo Simunek, David Citek, Jiří Kolisko

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Concrete, Deicing Agents, Dynamic Loading, Fiber Reinforced Concrete (FRC), Freeze-Thaw Cycle, Resistance, Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC)

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