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Title: Upgrading the concept of UHPFRC for high durability in the cracked state : the concept of ultra high durability concrete (UHDC) in the approach of the H2020 project ReSHEALience
Authors: Serna, Pedro
Lo Monte, Francesco
Mezquida-Alcaraza, Eduardo J.
Cuenca, Estefanía
Mechtcherine, Viktor
Reichardt, Michaela
Peled, Alva
Regev, Oren
Borg, Ruben Paul
Tretjakov, Alexej
Lizunov, Dennis
Sobolev, Konstantin
Sideri, Stamatina
Nelson, Kim
Gastaldo Brac, Enrico Maria
Ferrara, Liberato
Keywords: Fiber-reinforced concrete -- Standards
Concrete -- Service life
Reinforced concrete construction
Nanoparticles
Self-healing materials
Concrete construction
Aggregates (Building materials)
Issue Date: 2019
Publisher: RILEM
Citation: Serna, P., Lo Monte, F., Mezquida-Alcaraz, E. J., Cuenca, E., Mechtcherine, V., Reichardt, M.,...Ferrara, L. (2019). Upgrading the concept of UHPFRC for high durability in the cracked state: the concept of ultra high durability concrete (UHDC) in the approach of the H2020 project ReSHEALience. Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Materials, Systems and Structures SMSS 2019, Vol. 128 (pp. 764-771). RILEM Publications SARL.
Abstract: Current solutions for new concrete constructions in Extremely Aggressive Exposures, as recommended and enforced by design codes, are not taking into account new cement-based construction materials, such as Ultra High Performance Fibre Reinforced Concrete, neither new constituents specifically conceived to improve the concrete durability, because of the lack of standards and technical awareness by most designers and contractors. The H2020 ReSHEALience project will upgrade to the concept of Ultra High Durability Concrete (UHDC), combining nano-scale constituents (nano-cellulose, alumina nanofibers) and self-healing promoters (crystalline admixtures). The paper will present the approach pursued in the project together with a synopsis of the results of ongoing research.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/84809
ISBN: 9782351582176
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