Concrete Solutions 2014

Preface About the editors Keynote papers Design for concrete durability: From deemed-to-satisfy to dreamed-to-satisfy J. Gulikers Turkey's grand challenge: Disaster-proof building inventory within 20 years O. Gunes Managing post-tensioned bridges - better than before D. Pearson-Kirk Patch and crack repair Two-stage concrete as a repair method H.S. Abdelgader & A.S. El-Baden Self-healing behavior of concrete cracks C. Baer a, H. Szilagyi, M. P astrav & A. Mircea Concrete repair bond: Evaluation and factors of influence B. Bissonnette, L. Courard, A. Garbacz, A.M. Vaysburd & K.F. von Fay Ureolysis and denitrification based microbial strategies for self-healing concrete Y.C. Ersan, J.Y.Wang, N. Boon & N. De Belie Self-healing of dynamic concrete cracks using polymer precursors as encapsulated healing agents J. Feiteira, E. Gruyaert & N. De Belie Patch repair: Compatibility issues A. Garbacz, L. Courard, B. Bissonnette,W. Glodkowska & A. Vaysburd Properties of alkali-activated fly ash/slag repair mortars N. Ghafoori & M. Najimi Corrosion behavior of steel bars in reinforced concrete slabs repaired by partial patching E. Kato, Y. Kawabata & M. Iwanami Formulation of a repair mortar based on dune sand and natural microfibers B. Krobba, M. Bouhicha, A. Zaidi & M.F. Lakhdari Alternative repair system for concrete using microencapsulated healing agents C. Litina, A. Kanellopoulos & A. Al-Tabbaa Towards cost efficient bacteria based self-healing marine concrete D. Palin, V.Wiktor & H.M. Jonkers A proposal on repair methods for freeze-thaw damaged concrete with least re-deterioration A. Satoh, K. Shinya, K. Tashiro & K. Rokugo Self-compacting repair mortars according to BS EN 1504-3 N. Strompinis, K.K. Sideris, V.-Z. Douros, I. Vitsios & I. Zervos Can self-repair of concrete cracks help to obtain durable concrete? K. Van Tittelboom, M. Maes & N. De Belie Influencing factors affecting microbial metabolic processes of bio materials used for leakage repairs I. Ujike, F. Kubo, K. Kawaai & S. Okazaki Field performance of bacteria-based repair system: Pilot study in a parking garage V.Wiktor & H.M. Jonkers Study on the preparation of polymer modified mortar and its application on the rapid repair of a ballastless track Z. Yi, H. Li, Y. Tan, H. Jin & Y. Xie Electrochemical repair Field experience of remote monitored and controlled CP systems C. Atkins, R. Brueckner, P. Lambert & M. Bennett The impact of the interruption of impressed current cathodic protection on the steel/concrete interface S. Bhuiyan, D. Law & T. Molyneux Cathodic protection for the remediation of swimming pools R. Brueckner, D. Wright, C. Atkins & P. Lambert Site performance of galvanic anodes in concrete repairs C. Christodoulou, C.I. Goodier & S.A. Austin Anode performance: The use of ballasted mixed metal oxide coated titanium anodes in impressed current systems installed within historic steel frame masonry clad structures P. Chess, G. Crevello & P. Noyce Cathodic protection of steel in concrete - experiences on parking garages in Germany H. Esteves, S. Mayer & R. Stoecklein Issues using potential decay techniques to assess a cathodic protection system of steel in concrete caused by macrocell corrosion R. Giorgini Numerical simulation of the current and potential distribution of surface applied CP-anode systems C. Helm & M. Raupach A novel assessment of the electrochemical lithium impregnation treatment used to mitigate alkali-silica reaction in concrete J. Lizarazo-Marriaga, J. Lozano, J. Silva, L. Fonseca, G. Hermida & P. Claisse Experience and recent innovations in cathodic protection of steel in concrete R.B. Polder & W.H.A. Peelen Durability aspects of electrochemical realkalisation treatment E. Redaelli & L. Bertolini Maintenance and repair of steel reinfor