November 2016
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
11h 2m
English
Content preview from Durability Design of Concrete Structures
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Index
- AAR see alkali–aggregate reaction
- absorption
- rates
- surface
- water
- ACC see carbonation, accelerated
- accelerated leaching test
- accelerated migration test
- accelerated test under combined actions
- action intensity
- additional protection measures
- adsorption
- capacity
- capacity of fracture surface
- final/equilibrium, quantity
- ions
- kinetics of ions
- layer
- layer thickness
- adsorption rate
- coefficient
- initial
- advection–dispersion equation
- AEA see air entrainment, agents
- aggregates
- natural
- recycled
- maximum, size
- air entrainment
- agent
- air voids
- average spacing factor
- alkali–aggregate reaction
- alternative current method
- aluminates hydrates
- ammonium nitrate solution
- anchorage
- buried
- exposed
- anode reaction
- Archie’s law
- artificial islands
- aspect ratio
- asphalt pavement
- atmospheric pressure
- barrier materials
- bentonite
- binder content
- binding capacity of chlorides
- Biot coefficient
- Biot’s tangent modulus
- boundary
- condition(s)
- layer
- layer theory
- layer thickness
- boundary value
- bridge(s)
- bridge decks
- bridge structures
- building
- industrial
- residential
- bulk modulus
- C2S see dicalcium silicates
- C3A see tricalcium aluminates
- C3S see tricalcium silicates
- C4AF see tetracalcium aluminoferrites
- calcium
- chloride admixture
- dissolution
- equilibrium
- equilibrium diagram
- initial concentration
- initial content
- leaching
- in pore solution
- solid content
- calcium silicate hydrates
- content
- dissolution
- solubility
- capillary
- free water in, pores
- porosity, (see also porosity)
- pressure
- suction of salt solution ...
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