Protection of Concrete: Proceedings of the International Conference, University of Dundee, September 1990

BOOK COVER......Page 1
HALF-TITLE......Page 2
SERIES-TITLE......Page 3
TITLE......Page 4
COPYRIGHT......Page 5
PREFACE......Page 6
ORGANISING COMMITTEE......Page 8
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE......Page 9
SUPPORTING BODIES......Page 10
SPONSORING ORGANISATIONS......Page 11
EXHIBITORS......Page 12
CONTENTS......Page 13
Theme 1 CONCRETE: THE CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL......Page 21
BENEFITS OF CONCRETE AS A CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL......Page 22
PROTECTION AFFORDED BY CONCRETE......Page 31
INHOMOGENEITY IN CONCRETE AND ITS EFFECT ON DEGRADATION: A REVIEW OF TECHNOLOGY......Page 46
SOME ASPECTS CONCERNING CORROSION OF REINFORCEMENT......Page 66
CORROSION OF CONCRETE BY SEQUESTRATING AGENTS OF DETERGENTS......Page 75
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A CARBONATED OUTER LAYER TO CONCRETE IN THE PREVENTION OF SULPHATE ATTACK......Page 86
CARBONIC ACID WATER ATTACK OF PORTLAND CEMENT BASED MATRICES......Page 102
Theme 2 METHODS OF PROTECTING CONCRETE COATINGS AND LININGS......Page 112
METHODS OF PROTECTING CONCRETE-COATINGS AND LININGS......Page 113
SURFACE TREATMENTS FOR THE PROTECTION OF CONCRETE......Page 136
SURFACE COATINGS TO PRESERVE CONCRETE DURABILITY......Page 149
PERFORMANCE OF HIGH BUILD COATING MATERIALS FOR CONCRETE STRUCTURES FOR PREVENTING CORROSION DAMAGE......Page 165
DEVELOPMENT AND OPTIMIZATION OF IMPREGNATION MATERIALS......Page 175
PROLONGING THE LIFE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES BY SURFACE TREATMENT......Page 187
SURFACE COATINGS-SPECIFICATION CRITERIA......Page 196
Theme 2 METHODS OF PROTECTION CONCRETE COATINGS AND LININGS......Page 205
DURABILITY OF SURFACE TREATED CONCRETE......Page 206
CAN CONCRETE STRUCTURES BE WATERPROOFED TO INHIBIT ASR?......Page 217
EVALUATION OF THE RESISTANCE OF CONCRETE COATINGS AGAINST CARBONATION AND WATER PENETRATION......Page 227
CRACK-BRIDGING BEHAVIOUR OF PROTECTIVE COATINGS SUBJECTED TO NATURAL WEATHERING......Page 238
FUSION BONDED EPOXY (FBE) POWDER COATING FOR THE PROTECTION OF REINFORCING STEEL......Page 248
STUDIES OF THE PERFORMANCE OF FUSION BONDED EPOXY COATED REINFORCEMENT DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS......Page 257
PROTECTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE ELEMENTS AGAINST CORROSION BY POLYMER COATINGS......Page 268
TECHNICAL PROPERTIES AND DURABILITY OF CEMENT MORTARS WITH ADDITION OF ASPHALT EMULSION......Page 279
SURFACE TREATMENT OF HYDRATED CEMENT PASTE USING “XYPEX”......Page 287
SURFACE COATINGS FOR IMPROVING PERFORMANCE OF CONCRETE UNDER MARINE ENVORNMENTS......Page 298
Theme 3 PROTECTION OF STRUCTURAL CONCRETE......Page 319
PROTECTION OF STRUCTURAL CONCRETE......Page 320
THE PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CONCRETE......Page 335
RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF PROTECTION TECHNIQUES FOR CONCRETE STRUCTURES IN JAPAN......Page 342
A FIELD TRIAL OF WATERPROOFING SYSTEMS FOR CONCRETE BRIDGE DECKS......Page 353
APPLICATION OF POLYMERS TO WATERPROOF MEMBRANES FOR PROTECTION OF CONCRETE BRIDGE DECKS AND ITS EVALUATION......Page 367
FIELD SERVICE LIFE PERFORMANCE OF DEEP POLYMER IMPREGNATION AS A BRIDGE DECK CORROSION PROTECTION METHOD......Page 384
WATERPROOFING OF BRIDGE DECKS USING SPRAYED LIQUID MEMBRANE......Page 399
REPAIR OF SALT-DAMAGED CONCRETE STRUCTURES......Page 409
PROTECTION AGAINST CORROSION OF REINFORCING BARS USING HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE......Page 424
Theme 3 PROTECTION OF STRUCTURAL CONCRETE......Page 433
FIELD APPLICATIONS OF CONCRETE SURFACE IMPREGNATION......Page 434
A FIELD STUDY ON DURABILITY OF R C BUILDINGS EXPOSED TO A MARINE ENVIRONMENT......Page 449
THE BEHAVIOUR OF SEVERAL TYPES OF SURFACE COATINGS SUBJECTED TO AGGRESSIVE WATER BUT NOT EXPOSED TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT......Page 461
PROTECTION OF CONCRETE IN WATER-COOLING TOWER STRUCTURES......Page 472
AGGRESSIVE UNDERGROUND ENVIRONMENTS: FACTORS AFFECTING DURABILITY OF STRUCTURES AND SPECIFICATION OF APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS......Page 481
INVESTIGATION OF DETERIORATION OF CONCRETE IN A CHEMICAL PLANT......Page 492
USE OF EPOXY CONRETE OVERLAYS FOR INDUSTRIAL FLOORS......Page 503
EXTERIOR WALLS IN EXTREME CLIMATE......Page 514
Theme 4 PROTECTION THROUGH DESIGN......Page 521
ASPECTS OF DESIGN FOR DURABILITY AT THE BRITISH LIBRARY......Page 522
IMPORTANCE OF DETAILING IN RC STRUCTURES......Page 531
THE EFFECTS OF REINFORCEMENT DETAILING ON THE PROTECTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAM/COLUMN CONNECTIONS......Page 543
TENSION STIFFENING, CRACK SPACINGS, CRACK WIDTHS AND BOND-SLIP......Page 553
BOND STRESS-SLIP BEHAVIOUR OF CLASS C FRP REBARS......Page 567
A COMPARISON OF BOND CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN MILD STEEL AND TYPE 3CR12 CORROSION RESISTING STEEL REINFORCING BAR......Page 582
GALVANIC CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE......Page 592
CATHODIC PROTECTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGES......Page 605
POLYMERS IN CONCRETE: A PROTECTIVE MEASURE......Page 614
PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES OF POLYMER COMPOSITES......Page 626
PERMEABILITY OF CONCRETE AS A METHOD FOR CALCULATING THE LIFE EXPECTANCY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE COMPONENTS......Page 637
MECHANISMS OF WATER ABSORPTION BY CONCRETE......Page 644
Theme 4 PROTECTION THROUGH DESIGN......Page 655
IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF CONCRETE IN TRUNK ROAD BRIDGES IN SCOTLAND......Page 656
DETAIL OF STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR PREVENTING FROST DAMAGE OF CONCRETE USED IN ROAD BRIDGES......Page 664
OXYGEN PERMEABILITY OF STRUCTURAL LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATE CONCRETE......Page 681
CRITICAL CONCRETE COVER THICKNESS IN CORROSION PROTECTION OF REINFORCEMENT......Page 693
PROTECTING CONCRETE AGAINST CHLORIDE INGRESS BY LATEX ADDITIONS......Page 707
CRACK CONTROL IN MASONRY STRUCTURES......Page 721
THE RESEARCH OF EXTERNAL WALLS: DESTRUCTION CAUSES IN THE CONSTRUCTION WITH MAINTAINED MICROCLIMATE......Page 732
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CORRODED STEEL PILES PARTIALLY COMPOSED BY REINFORCED CONCRETE......Page 737
STUDY OF THE PROTECTION OF PRESTRESSED CONIC ANCHORAGES OF ALUMINA CEMENT CONCRETE......Page 753
EXTERNAL PRESTRESSING: AN AID FOR THE PROTECTION AND REPAIRING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES......Page 765
REINFORCED CONCRETE: STRUCTURAL CONSIDERATIONS AND CHOICE OF PRODUCTS FOR REPAIR......Page 780
Theme 5 PROTECTION THROUGH CONSTRUCTION......Page 789
MEASUREMENT OF QUALITY......Page 790
QUALITY CONTROL AND PROTECTION OF PRODUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS OF CONCRETE......Page 804
DEVELOPING QUALITY CONTROL FURTHER IN THE PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF CONCRETE......Page 815
FACTORS OF CONSTRUCTION ERROR AT PROTECTION......Page 830
PROTECTION OF CONCRETE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES THROUGH IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES......Page 840
Theme 5 PROTECTION THROUGH CONSTRUCTION......Page 847
GETTING THE CONCRETE RIGHT IN THE FIRST PLACE......Page 848
ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFICIENCY OF CHEMICAL MEMBRANES TO CURE CONCRETE......Page 857
ON THE MERITS OF FLY ASH ADDITIONS TO CONCRETE FOR REDUCING MICROSTRUCTURAL DETERIORATION DUE TO FATIGUE......Page 870
DESIGN OF PATCH REPAIRS: MEASUREMENTS OF PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF REPAIR SYSTEMS FOR SATISFACTORY STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE......Page 887
Theme 6  IMPACT ON CURRENT PRACTICE OF THE INTEGRATED EUROPEAN MARKET......Page 905
CONCRETE AND CONCRETE RELATED EUROPEAN DOCUMENTS......Page 906
TECHNICAL HARMONISATION OF CONCRETE PRODUCTS......Page 920
THE CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS DIRECTIVE IMPLICATIONS FOR SPECIFIERS, SUPPLIERS AND CONTRACTORS......Page 928
EUROCODE NO. 2-CONCRETE STRUCTURES......Page 936
CARBONATION, CORROSION AND STANDARDIZATION......Page 948
ADDITIONAL PAPERS......Page 963
THE USE OF EPOXY SYSTEMS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING: DAM REPAIRS......Page 964
HIGH STRENGTH CONCRETE USING DOLOMITE AS COARSE AGGREGATE......Page 975
EFFECT OF HEAVY LATERAL REINFORCEMENT ON THE STRENGTH OF CONCENTRICALLY LOADED R C COLUMNS......Page 985
SILANE TREATMENT OF CONCRETE BRIDGES......Page 997
INDEX OF AUTHORS......Page 1019
INDEX......Page 1023