SP-159: International Workshop on High Performance Concrete

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Many recent innovations in advanced concrete materials technology have made it possible to produce concrete with exceptional performance characteristics. High Performance Concrete (HPC) is defined as concrete which meets special performance and uniformity requirements that cannot always be achieved by using only the conventional materials and normal mixing, placing and curing practices. The performance requirements may involve enhancements of: placement and compaction without segregation, long-term mechanical properties, early-age strength, toughness, volume stability, or service life in servere environments. International Workshop on High Performance Concrete addresses technical papers presented during the workshop. A total of 32 papers are included and cover subjects including:

- Self-compactable high-performance concrete in Japan

- Durability of DSP mortars exposed to conditions of wetting and drying

- Ferrocement: Applications for urban environment

- Studies of high-performance concrete structural members

- High performance and durability through design

- United States government's role in high-performance materials for

infrastructure

- Tensile properties of high-performance concrete

- High-performance concretes for highway applications

- Bending properties of high early strength fiber reinforced concrete

- High-strength concrete research for buildings and bridges

Document Details

Publication Year: 1996

Pages: 456

ISBN: 9780870316579

Categories: High Performance Concrete

Formats: PDF

Table of Contents

PART I-SUMMARY AND REPORTS

-SUMMARY OF THE WORKSHOP, by Shuaib H. Ahmad,

Henry G. Russell, and Paul Zia

-REPORT ON SESSION I-HPC IN THE PACIFIC RIM,

by Hans W. Reinhardt

-REPORT ON SESSION II-HPC IN EUROPE, by

Antoine E. Naaman

-REPORT ON SESSION III-HPC IN NORTH AMERICA,

by R. Narayan Swamy

PART II-WORKSHOP PAPERS

-TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: AN INDUSTRY POINT OF

VIEW, by D. E. Stephan

-SELF-COMPACTABLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE

IN JAPAN, by Hajime Okamura and Kazumasa Ozawa

-DURABILITY OF DSP MORTARS EXPOSED TO CONDITIONS

OF WETTING AND DRYING, by D. A. St. John, L. C. McLeod,

and Neil B. Milestone

-CURRENT DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF

HPC IN THAILAND, by Ekasit Limsuwan

-OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL PLAN TO ELEVATE

CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY IN TAIWAN, by T. D. Lin and

Sam Chou

-FERROCEMENT: APPLICATIONS FOR URBAN ENVIRONMENT,

by P. Paramasivam

-RESEARCH NEEDS FOR HPC-AN AUSTRALIAN

PERSPECTIVE, by W. G. Ryan and R. J. Potter

-STUDIES ON HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE

STRUCTURAL MEMBERS, by B. Vijaya Rangan

-HIGH-STRENGTH AND HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE

IN KOREA, by Sung-Woo Shin

-DEVELOPMENT OF HPC IN FRANCE: RECENT ACHIEVEMENT

AND FUTURE TRENDS, by M. H. Cheyrezy

-DANISH HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETES, by

M. P. Nielsen, J. Christoffersen, and J. M. Frederiksen

-DEVELOPMENT OF HPC IN GERMANY WITH SPECIAL

EMPHASIS ON TRANSPORT PHENOMENA, by Hans W. Reinhardt,

Massimo Sosoro, and Michael Aufrecht

-HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE: EARLY AGE CRACKING,

PORE STRUCTURE, AND DURABILITY, by Erik F. Sellevold

-HIGH PERFORMANCE AND DURABILITY THROUGH

DESIGN, by R. Narayan Swamy

-TENSILE POSTCRACK BEHAVIOR OF STEEL FIBER

REINFORCED ULTRA-HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE,

by Claus V. Nielsen

-SWEDISH R & D PROGRAM ON HIGH-PERFORMANCE

CONCRETE, by L. Elfgren, G. Fagerlund, and A. Skarendahl

-UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT'S ROLE IN HIGH-

PERFORMANCE MATERIALS FOR INFRASTRUCTURE,

by Thomas J. Pasko, Jr., and Geoffrey J. Frohnsdorff

-HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE: THE ROLE OF THE

CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS MODELING LABORATORY,

by D. P. Bentz, E. J. Garboczi, N. S. Martys, and Geoffrey

J. Frohnsdorff

-TENSILE PROPERTIES OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE

CONCRETE, by Rajendra K. Navalurkar and Farhad Ansari

-CANADIAN EXPERIENCE IN PRODUCING AND TESTING

HPC, by Pierre-Claude Aïtcin and Moussa Baalbaki

-PRODUCTION OF HPC FOR OFFSHORE CONCRETE

PLATFORMS, by George C. Hoff

-HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE IN THE U.S. ARMY

CORPS OF ENGINEERS, by Bryant Mather

-HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETES FOR HIGHWAY

APPLICATIONS, by Shuaib H. Ahmad and Paul Zia

-BENDING PROPERTIES OF HIGH EARLY STRENGTH

FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE, by Antoine E. Naaman and

Fadi M. Al-Khairi

-HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE RESEARCH FOR BUILDINGS

AND BRIDGES, by Henry G. Russell and Anthony E. Fiorato

-HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE: SUPERIOR

MICROSTRUCTURE FOR LONG-TERM DURABILITY,

by Della M. Roy

-CROSS-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AT ACBM, by

Surendra P. Shah

-PROPERTIES OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE FLY ASH CONCRETE,

by Methi Wecharatana and John W. Liskowitz

PART III-WORKSHOP PROGRAM AND PARTICIPANTS

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