Cement and Concrete Research - Juni 2015

Erschienen:	Juni 2015

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Castel, Arnaud / Foster, Stephen J.	Bond strength between blended slag and Class F fly ash geopolymer concrete with steel reinforcement	48-53
Pierre, Alexandre / Perrot, Arnaud / Picandet, vincent / Guevel, Yann	Cellulose ethers and cement paste permeability	117-127
Kovtun, Maxim / Kearsley, Elsabe P. / Shekhovtsova, Julia	Chemical acceleration of a neutral granulated blast-furnace slag activated by sodium carbonate	1-9
Ataie, Feraidon F. / Juenger, Maria C. G. / Taylor-Lange, Sarah C. / Riding, Kyle A.	Comparison of the retarding mechanisms of zinc oxide and sucrose on cement hydration and interactions with supplementary cementitious materials	128-136
Yu, Cheng / Sun, Wei / Scrivener, Karen	Degradation mechanism of slag blended mortars immersed in sodium sulfate solution	37-47
Zha, Xiaoxiong / Yu, Min / Ye, Jianqiao / Feng, Ganlin	Numerical modeling of supercritical carbonation process in cement-based materials	10-20
Hills, Thomas P. / Gordon, Fabiana / Florin, Nicholas H. / Fennell, Paul S.	Statistical analysis of the carbonation rate of concrete	98-107
Trapote-Barreira, Ana / Porcar, Lionel / Cama, Jordi / Soler, Josep M. / Allen, Andrew J.	Structural changes in C–S–H gel during dissolution: Small-angle neutron scattering and Si-NMR characterization	76-89
Abrishambaf, Amin / Barros, Joaquim A. O. / Cunha, Vítor M. C. F.	Time-dependent flexural behaviour of cracked steel fibre reinforced self-compacting concrete panels	21-36
Falzone, Gabriel / Balonis, Magdalena / Sant, Gaurav	X-AFm stabilization as a mechanism of bypassing conversion phenomena in calcium aluminate cements	54-68

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Castel, Arnaud / Foster, Stephen J.

Bond strength between blended slag and Class F fly ash geopolymer concrete with steel reinforcement

48-53

Pierre, Alexandre / Perrot, Arnaud / Picandet, vincent / Guevel, Yann

Cellulose ethers and cement paste permeability

117-127

Kovtun, Maxim / Kearsley, Elsabe P. / Shekhovtsova, Julia

Chemical acceleration of a neutral granulated blast-furnace slag activated by sodium carbonate

1-9

Ataie, Feraidon F. / Juenger, Maria C. G. / Taylor-Lange, Sarah C. / Riding, Kyle A.

Comparison of the retarding mechanisms of zinc oxide and sucrose on cement hydration and interactions with supplementary cementitious materials

128-136

Yu, Cheng / Sun, Wei / Scrivener, Karen

Degradation mechanism of slag blended mortars immersed in sodium sulfate solution

37-47

Zha, Xiaoxiong / Yu, Min / Ye, Jianqiao / Feng, Ganlin

Numerical modeling of supercritical carbonation process in cement-based materials

10-20

Hills, Thomas P. / Gordon, Fabiana / Florin, Nicholas H. / Fennell, Paul S.

Statistical analysis of the carbonation rate of concrete

98-107

Trapote-Barreira, Ana / Porcar, Lionel / Cama, Jordi / Soler, Josep M. / Allen, Andrew J.

Structural changes in C–S–H gel during dissolution: Small-angle neutron scattering and Si-NMR characterization

76-89

Abrishambaf, Amin / Barros, Joaquim A. O. / Cunha, Vítor M. C. F.

Time-dependent flexural behaviour of cracked steel fibre reinforced self-compacting concrete panels

21-36

Falzone, Gabriel / Balonis, Magdalena / Sant, Gaurav

X-AFm stabilization as a mechanism of bypassing conversion phenomena in calcium aluminate cements

54-68

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