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Cement and Concrete Composites

Volume 17, Issue 1,

Pages 3-75 (1995)

1.Crystallization of Sodium Sulphate in Polymer Impregnated Plasters, Pages 3-8

C. Atzeni, M. G. Cabiddu, L. Massidda and U. Sanna

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Effect of Latex and Superplasticiser on Portland Cement Mortar in the Hardened State,Pages 9-21

I. Ray and A. P. GuptaM. Biswas

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Blended Cements in North America -- A Review, Pages 23-35

V. M. Malhotra and R. T. HemmingsAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (840 K)

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4.Performance of Repaired Reinforced Concrete Slabs Under Static and Cyclic Loadings,

Pages 37-45

P. Paramasivam, K. C. G. Ong, B. G. Ong and S. L. LeeAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (778 K)

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Rational Assessment of Flexural Fatigue Characteristics of Ferrocement for ReliableDesign, Pages 47-55

Gurdev SinghJing Xiong Guang


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Biaxial Fracture Tests on Concrete -- Development and Experience, Pages 57-75E. K. Tschegg, M. Elser and S. E. Stanzl-Tschegg


Volume 17, Issue 2,Pages 87-170 (1995)

1.Effect of Matrix Composition on the Aging of CFRC, Pages 87-97

Amnon Katz and Arnon Bentur



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2.Autoclaved Bamboo Pulp Fibre Reinforced Cement, Pages 99-106

R. S. P. CouttsY. Ni


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Bagasse-Reinforced Cement Composites, Pages 107-112

L. K. AggarwalAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (459 K)

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4.Water Retention and Adhesion of Powdered and Aqueous Polymer-Modified Mortars,

Pages 113-118

M. U. K. Afridi, Y. Ohama, M. Zafar Iqbal and K. Demura


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Time-Temperature Properties of Polymer Concrete Using Recycled PET, Pages 119-124K. S. Rebeiz


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Effect of Curing on the Compressive Strength, Resistance to Chloride-Ion Penetration and

Porosity of Concretes Incorporating Slag, Fly Ash or Silica Fume, Pages 125-133A. A. RamezanianpourV. M. Malhotra


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7.Simulation of Fracture in Cement-Based Composites, Pages 135-145

J. Bolander Jr and H. Hirosaka


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Shear Ductility of Reinforced Lightweight Concrete Beams of Normal Strength and HighStrength Concrete, Pages 147-159

S. H. Ahmad, Y. Xie and T. Yu


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Effect of Fibers on the Punching Shear Strength of Slab-Column Connections, Pages 161-

170M. H. Harajli, D. Maalouf and H. Khatib


Volume 17, Issue 3,

Pages 177-254 (1995)


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Suitability of Sea Water for Mixing Structural Concrete Exposed to a Marine Environment,Pages 177-185

S. K. Kaushik and S. Islam


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Investigations on the Influence of the Addition of Carbon Dioxide on the Production and

Properties of Rapidly Set Wood-Cement Composites, Pages 187-197M. H. Simatupang, C. Habighorst, H. Lange and A. Neubauer


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Properties of Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete Containing Larger Coarse Aggregate, Pages

199-206

Chenkui Huang and Guofan ZhaoAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (514 K)

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4.A Semi-Empirical Approach to Predict Shear Strength of Ferrocement, Pages 207-218

P. Desayi and N. Nandakumar


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A Novel Technique for Fiber-Matrix Bond Strength Determination for Rupturing Fibers,Pages 219-227

Karthikeyan H. Obla and Victor C. Li


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Shrinkage Behaviour of GRC Thin Sheets, Pages 229-238

D. D. TheodorakopoulosAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (529 K)

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7.On the Characterization of Flexural Toughness in Fiber Reinforced Concretes, Pages 239-

254

Vellore S. GopalaratnamRavindra Gettu


Volume 17, Issue 4,

Pages 261-338 (1995)

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Behaviour of Steel-Fibre-Reinforced Concretes Under Biaxial Compression Loads, Pages261-266

J. M. TorrentiB. Djebri


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2.Creep Characteristics of Glass Reinforced Cement Under Flexural Loading, Pages 267-279

D. D. Theodorakopoulos


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3.Ultimate Load Behaviour of Bamboo-Reinforced Lightweight Concrete Beams, Pages

281-288

K. Ghavami


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4.Bricks Made of Coal Fly-Ash and Slag, Cured in the Open Air, Pages 289-300

K. Freidin and E. Erell


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5.Strength, Durability and Shrinkage Characteristics of Cement Stabilised Soil Blocks, Pages

301-310

P. J. Walker


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6.Sample Preparation -- the Key to SEM Studies of Failed Concrete, Pages 311-318

Stella L. Marusin


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A Two-Phase Composite Materials Approach to the Workability of Concrete, Pages 319-325

. B. Topcu and F. Kocatakin


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8.Bending Behavior of Mortar Reinforced with Steel Meshes and Polymeric Fibers, Pages

327-338


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M. K. El Debs and A. E. Naaman


Volume 18, Issue 1,

Pages 3-76 (1996)

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Analysis of Steel Fibre Pull-Out from a Cement Matrix Using Video Photography, Pages

3-8A. Pompo, P. R. Stupak, L. Nicolais and B. Marchese


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2.Mechanical Behaviour of Cementitious Matrix Composites, Pages 9-22

A. G. Magalhes, A. T. Marques, F. M. F. Oliveira, P. Soukatchoff and P. T. de Castro


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3.Water Environment and Nanostructural Network in a Reactive Powder Concrete, Pages

23-29

A. Feylessoufi, F. Villiras, L. J. Michot, P. De Donato, J. M. Cases and P. Richard


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4.Effect of Microsilica and Acrylic Polymer Treatment on the Ageing of GRC, Pages 31-39

Peter J. M. Bartos and Zhu Wenzhong


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Roller Compacted Sheets of Polymer Modified Mortar, Pages 41-46B. P. Hughes and B. Lubis


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Deterioration of Concrete Due to Reinforcement Steel Corrosion, Pages 47-59J. G. Cabrera



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Effect of Autoclaving on Cement Composites Containing Polypropylene, Glass and

Carbon Fibres, Pages 61-66

M. Kakemi and D. J. HannantAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (430 K)

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Interfacial Interactions in Lightweight Aggregate Concretes and their Influence on the

Concrete Strength, Pages 67-76R. Wasserman and A. Bentur



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1.Mechanical Properties of Polypropylene Fiber Reinforced Concrete and the Effects of

Pozzolanic Materials, Pages 85-92

A. M. Alhozaimy, P. Soroushian and F. MirzaAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (621 K)

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Factors Affecting Cathodic Disbondment of Epoxy Coatings for Steel Reinforcing Bars,Pages 93-103

J. S. McHattie, I. L. Perez and J. A. Kehr


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Fly Ash as Fine Aggregate in Polyester Based Polymer Concrete, Pages 105-108K. T. Varughese and B. K. Chaturvedi


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Compaction Properties of Roller Compacted Concrete, Pages 109-117K. Kokubu, J. G. Cabrera and A. Ueno



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Ultrasonic Evaluation of Cement Adhesion in Wall Tiles, Pages 119-124

S. Tan K., C. Chan K., S. Wong B. and L. W. Guan


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6.Model for Predicting the Fracture Process Zone and R-curve for High Strength FRC, Pages

125-133

A. -B. Eissa and G. BatsonAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (597 K)

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7.The Use of Rubber Tire Particles in Concrete to Replace Mineral Aggregates, Pages 135-

139

H. A. ToutanjiAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (427 K)

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Stress Analysis of a Fracture Test Specimen for Cementitious Materials, Pages 141-151

B. B. Sabir and M. AsiliAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (683 K)

Volume 18, Issue 3,

Pages 161-215 (1996)

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An Experimental Clarification of the Association of Delayed Ettringite Formation withAlkali-Aggregate Reaction, Pages 161-170

A. Shayan and I. Ivanusec


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The Effect of Cement Composition and Fineness on Expansion Associated with Delayed

Ettringite Formation, Pages 171-179S. Kelham


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On the Delayed Expansion of Heat Cured Portland Cement Pastes and Concretes, Pages

181-185I. Odler and Chen Yaoxin



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The Role of Sulfate Mineralogy and Cure Temperature in Delayed Ettringite Formation,

Pages 187-193

F. P. GlasserAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (578 K)

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Initial Hydration Reactions and Mechanisms of Delayed Ettringite Formation in Portland

Cements, Pages 195-203H. -J. Kuzel


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Delayed Ettringite Formation -- Processes and Problems, Pages 205-215

S. DiamondAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (1210 K)

Volume 18, Issue 4,

Pages 223-297 (1996)

1.Toughening in Cement Based Composites. Part I: Cement, Mortar, and Concrete, Pages

223-237

Victor C. Li and Mohamed Maalej


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Toughening in Cement Based Composites. Part II: Fiber Reinforced CementitiousComposites, Pages 239-249

Victor C. Li and Mohamed Maalej


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Fracture Toughness of Micro-Fiber Reinforced Cement Composites, Pages 251-269

N. Banthia and J. ShengAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (1232 K)

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4.Optimization of the Material Structure and Composition of Cement Based Composites,

Pages 271-279

A. M. Brandt and M. MarksAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (672 K)

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Toughness Measurement -- the Need to Think Again, Pages 281-297B. Barr, R. Gettu, S. K. A. Al-Oraimi and L. S. Bryars



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1.Application of FRC in Construction of the Underground Railway Track, Pages 305-312

A. M. Brandt, M. A. Glinicki and J. Potrzebowski


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The Effect of Processing on the Bond and Interfaces in Steel Fiber Reinforced Cement

Composites, Pages 313-322S. Igarashi, A. Bentur and S. Mindess


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Interaction between Concrete Cladding Panels and Fixings under Blast Loading, Pages

323-332Y. G. Pan and A. J. Watson


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Strength Development and Drying Shrinkage of High-strength Concretes, Pages 333-342M. N. Haque


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Physicochemical Studies on Single and Combined Effects of Latex and Superplasticiser on

Portland Cement Mortar, Pages 343-355I. Ray, A. P. Gupta and M. Biswas


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Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Test of Concrete Properties as Specified in Various Standards,

Pages 357-364K. Komlo, S. Popovics, T. Nrnbergerov, B. Babl and J. S. Popovics



1.Editorial, Pages 369-370

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A Preliminary Investigation of Strength Development in Jamaican Red Mud Composites,

Pages 371-379

Junior N. Gordon, Willard R. Pinnock and Marcia M. MooreAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (578 K)

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3.Prediction of Stresses in Concrete Pavements Subjected to Non-linear Gradients, Pages

381-387

Ashraf R. Mohamed and Will HansenAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (448 K)

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4.Effect of Fiber Modulus of Elasticity on the Long Term Properties of Micro-fiber

Reinforced Cementitious Composites, Pages 389-399

A. Katz


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The Effect of Sulfate Ion Diffusion on the Structure of Cement Stone, Pages 401-407P. Gospodinov, R. Kazandjiev and M. Mironova


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Air Entrainment in Fresh Concrete with PFA, Pages 409-416

D. S. Zhang


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The Statistical Evaluation of Epoxy Concrete Heterogeneity, Pages 417-427Lech Czarnecki, Pawet ukowski and Robert Nejman


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Steel Strip Reinforced High-density Wood Shaving-cement Board Ribbed Roof Panel,

Pages 429-436Xiong Guangjing


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9.Development of Polymer Concrete with Polybutadiene Matrix, Pages 437-444

O. Figovsky, D. Beilin, N. Blank, J. Potapov and V. Chernyshev


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Influence of Interface Modification and Phase Separation on Damping Properties of EpoxyConcrete, Pages 445-453

Li Shiqun, Hu Jiashan, Song Fangzhen and Wang Xiaoxuan


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Corrosion inhibiting repair and rehabilitation treatment process for reinforced concrete

structures, Page 459Richard E Weyers and Brian D Prowell


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Cathodic protection system and a coating and coating composition therefor, Page 459

Peter J Moreland and Frans L de PeuterAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (79 K)

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Dispersant composition for cement having excellent property in inhibition of slump-loss,Page 459

Susumu Honda, Tadashi Hara and Hideo Koyata


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Conductive cement-based compositions, Pages 459-460Xie Pin, Gu Ping, Fu Yan and James J Beaudoin


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15.Thixotroping and set-accelerating additive for mixtures containing a hydraulic binder,

process using the additive, apparatus for preparing the mixtures containing a hydraulic

binder as well as the additive, Page 460Theodor A Burge, Urs Mader, Ueli Sulser and Franz Wombacher


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Particulate rubber included concrete compositions, Page 460


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Iraj Zandi, John Lepore and Hossei Rostami


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Graded fiber design and concrete reinforced therewith, Pages 460-461

Dennis HoganAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (167 K)

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18.Pumping apparatus, Page 461

Othmar Mannhart and Otto Tschumi


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Corrosion condition evaluation and corrosion protection of unbonded post-tension cables

in concrete structures, Page 461Henry Vander Velde


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Concrete pump vehicle, Pages 461-462

Willi Ebinger and Dieter SchneiderAbstract | Journal Format-PDF (115 K)

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21.Fiber-reinforced rubber asphalt composition, Page 462

David R Strassman


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Miscellaneous Item, Page 465

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Miscellaneous Item, Pages 467-470Journal Format-PDF (135 K)

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