CONMOD2018 is a symposium on Concrete Modelling which is jointly organised by Delft University and Ghent University as part of the RILEM week 2018 in Delft, The Netherlands.
The symposium is the 5th in a series dealing with all aspects concerning modelling of concrete at various scales.
The symposium consist of 3 key-note papers and 62 regular papers presented over 3 days.
Parallel to the CONMOD2018 symposium a conference on Service Life Design (SLD4) and a workshop honouring Professor Klaas van Breugel were organised with topics that are related to concrete modelling.
In total more than 350 participants took part in the events organised during the RILEM week 2018

De Schutter, Geert

Rodriguez, Claudia Romero

Savija, Branko

Schlangen, Erik

Zhang, Hongzhi

English

Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Symposium on Concrete Modelling - CONMOD2018      Delft, Netherlands  27-30 August 2018     Edited by  Erik Schlangen, Geert de Schutter, Branko Šavija, Hongzhi Zhang, Claudia Romero Rodriguez        RILEM Publications S.A.R.L. Symposium on Concrete Modelling (CONMOD2018) – 27-30 August 2018 – Delft, Netherlands XIII Conference Chair Erik Schlangen Steering Committee Klaas van Breugel Veronique Baroghel Bouny Eddy Koenders Koichi Maekawa Geert de Schutter Karen Scrivener Jacques Marchand Jeffrey Bullard International Scientific Committee Jan Carmeliet Mette Geiker Christian Helmich Tetsuya Ishida Ole Jensen Jan-Erik Jonasson Toshiharu Kishi Viktor Mechtcherine Bernhard Pichler Huisu Chen Pietro Lura Guenther Meschke Bert Sluys Barbara Lothenbach Kefei Li Leo Pel Ed Garboczi Vit Smilauer Franz Ulm Mikael Thiery Nicolas Rousel Fabrice Bernard Farid Benboudjema Ignacio Carol Peter Grassl Toni Jefferson Johan Vyncke Ravindra Gettu Local Organizing Committee Erik Schlangen Geert de Schutter Guang Ye Branko Šavija Claudia Romero Rodriguez Hongzhi Zhang Iris Batterham  Symposium on Concrete Modelling (CONMOD2018) – 27-30 August 2018 – Delft, Netherlands XV Content KEYNOTE LECTURES  EFFECT OF SHRINKAGE AND CREEP ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF CONCRETE STRUCTURES 2 F. Benboudjema  THERMODYNAMIC MODELLING: A TOOL TO UNDERSTAND THE CHEMISTRY OF HYDRATED CEMENTS 10 B. Lothenbach, F. Winnefeld  MESO-SCALE MODELING FOR CONCRETE UNDER COMBINED EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL LOADINGS AND FROST ATTACK 14 Ueda Tamon  HYDRATION AND MICROSTURE FORMATION 24 A DYNAMIC NANO-COLLOIDAL MODEL FOR THE EARLY AGE PRECIPITATION AND DENSIFICATION OF C-S-H GEL 25 A. Prabhu, J-C, Gimel, A. Ayuela, J S. Dolado  A LATTICE BOLTZMANN MODEL OF THE PORE STRUCTURE AROUND THE COARSE AGGREGATE DURING CEMENT HYDRATION 30 H. Li, H. Chen, R. Mu  A SIMULATOR TO MODEL MICROSTRUCTURE EVOLUTION IN REACTIVE TRANSPORT MODELS 42 F. Georget, J H. Prévost, K. Scrivener  ATOMISTIC KINETIC MONTE CARLO MODELLING OF CRYSTAL DISSOLUTION: MECHANISMS AND DYNAMICS 47 P. Martín, H. Manzano, J. S. Dolado  MODELING OF PORE-SOLID STRUCTURE IN CEMENT BASED COMPOSITES: A GEOMETRICAL APPROACH 52 Y. Gao, P. Feng, J. Jiang  MODELLING OF HYDRATION AND MICROSTRUCTURE FORMATION OF IRREGULAR-SHAPED CEMENT 62 C. Liu, M. Zhang  MODELLING THE EFFECT OF ALKALIS ON THE EARLY AGE HYDRATION KINETICS OF ALITE 70 S. Joseph, S. Bishnoi, K. Van Balen,Ö. Cizer  MULTISCALE MODELING OF CEMENTS EMPLOYING NANO-COLLOIDAL HYDRATION MODELS 77 A. Prabhu, J - C Gimel, A. Ayuela, S. Arrese-Igor, P. Martin, J. José Gaitero, J S. Dolado  Symposium on Concrete Modelling (CONMOD2018) – 27-30 August 2018 – Delft, Netherlands XVI THE EVOLUTION OF PORE STRUCTURE AND PERMEABILITY FOR WHITE CEMENT PASTES DURING CONTINUOUS HYDRATION 82 C. Zhou, F. Ren, W.Wang  THE NEEDLE MODEL: A NEW MODEL FOR THE MAIN HYDRATION PEAK OF ALITE 89 A R.. Ouzia, K. Scrivener  TOWARDS COUPLING OF THERMODYNAMIC MODELLING OF CEMENT HYDRATION WITH MOISTURE TRANSFER. APPLICATION TO LOW-PH CEMENT SYSTEMS 97 A. Idiart, M. Laviña, J. Olmeda  TRACING POLYMERIZATION IN CALCIUM SILICATE HYDRATES USING SI ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION 109 R. Dupuis, J. Surga, J S. Dolado, A. Ayuela  TWO-PHASE MODEL FOR PREDICTING TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENT POZZOLANIC REACTION OF SILICEOUS FLY ASH IN CEMENT SYSTEMS 118 T. Wang, T, Ishida  EARLY AGE BEHAVIOUR 121 CFD IMPLEMENTATION OF TIME-DEPENDENT BEHAVIOUR – APPLICATION FOR CONCRETE PUMPING 122 R. De Schryver, K. El Cheikh, K. Lesage, G. De Schutter  EFFECTS OF CEMENT-MARBLE WASTE POWDER PASTE VOLUME ON THE REHOLOGY OF SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE 131 R. Alyousef , M A. Khadimallah, O. Benjeddou, C. Soussi, A M. Mohamed  AGEING BASIC CREEP OF VERCORS CONCRETE: EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS AND MICROMECHANICAL MODELLING OF CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS 141 S. Huang, J. Sanahuja, L. Dormieux, B. Bary, E. Lemarchand, L. Charpin, R. Thion  FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION OF AUTOGENOUS DEFORMATION OF CEMENT PASTES 146 Z. Hu, A. Hilaire, M. Wyrzykowski, K.Scrivener, P. Lura  HYGRO-MECHANICAL MODELLING OF SELF INDUCED STRESSES: THE CASE OF VERCORS GUSSET 150 F. Soleilhet, F. Benboudjema, X. Jourdain, F. Gatuingt  INFLUENCE OF CONCRETE DRYING RATE ON ITS DELAYED STRAINS: ANALYSIS OF DAY 1984 EXPERIMENT AND COMPARISON TO MODELS 161 J. Kinda, L. Charpin, J-L Adia, F. Benboudjema, S. Michel-Ponnelle  MODELING OF DRYING SHRINKAGE IN CONCRETE - A MULTISCALE POROMECHANICS APPROACH 165 Symposium on Concrete Modelling (CONMOD2018) – 27-30 August 2018 – Delft, Netherlands XVII S. Babaei, S. Seetharam, U. Muehlich, Lou Areias, G. Steenackers, B. Craeye  NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EFFECT OF MICRO-CRACKING AND SELFHEALING ON THE LONG-TERM CREEP OF CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS 169 W. Lyu, E. Schlangen, K. van Breugel  PLASTIC SHRINKAGE AND CRACKING OF CONCRETE – EXPERIMENTS AND MODELLING WITH POROMECHANICS 179 S. Ghourchian, M.Wyrzykowski, P. Lura  MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR 183 AN UPDATED MULTISCALE MODEL OF HYDROSTATIC RESPONSE FOR CEMENT PASTE AND MORTAR 184 S.Zhutovsky, Y S. Karinski, D Z. Yankelevsky, V R. Feldgun  COMPUTATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF SHCC OVERLAY RETROFITTING OF UNREINFORCED LOAD BEARING MASONRY FOR SEISMIC RESISTANCE 194 D J.A. de Jager, G. P.A.G. van Zijl  EMPIRICAL AND NUMERICAL MODELLING OF THE DIRECT SHEAR BEHAVIOUR OF STEEL FIBRE-REINFORCED CONCRETE UTILISING COMPOSITE AND SINGLE FIBRE TRANSVERSE PULL-OUT DATA 205 S. Zeranka G. P. A. G. van Zijl  FRACTURE OF REINFORCING STEEL AFTER CORROSION DETERIORATION 217 J. Sanchez  INTRINSIC ATOMISTIC SCALE INFORMATION FOR MULTISCALE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITE WITH NANO/MICROFIBERS 226 B. S. Sindu, S. Sasmal  MICROMECHANICAL MODELLING OF CEMENT PASTE USING X-RAY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY AND STATISTICAL NANOINDENTATION 231 H. Zhang, B. Šavija, E. Schlangen  MODELLING OF CONCRETE WEIGHT COATING BASED ON MICROMECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION 235 Y. Qiu, A. Abdelaziz, K. Peterson,G. Grasselli  NUMERICAL MODELLING OF ALTERNATIVE MASONRY UNITS 247 W. I. De Villiers, J. Fourie, W P. Boshoff  NUMERICAL STUDY FOR THE EFFECT OF CARBON FIBER REINFORCED POLYMERS (CFRP) SHEETS ON STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR OF POSTTENSIONED SLAB SUBJECTED TO IMPACT LOADING 259 A H.Jahami1, Y A.Temsah1, J. Khatib, M. Sonebi  PHASE-FIELD SIMULATIONS OF THE CRACKING BEHAVIOR OF CONCRETE USING REAL MESOSTRUCTURES FROM CT SCAN IMAGING 268 P. Carrara, R. Kruse and L. De Lorenzis  Symposium on Concrete Modelling (CONMOD2018) – 27-30 August 2018 – Delft, Netherlands XVIII THE STUDY ON ASYMMETRY ITZ AROUND STEEL FIBER IN THE ALIGNED STEEL FIBER REINFORCED CEMENT MORTAR 269 X. Sun, H. Chen R. Mu  MULTISCALE DETERIORATION MODELLING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES CONSIDERING POLYMORPHIC UNCERTAINTIES 281 K. Kremer, P. Edler, S. Freitag, M. Hofmann, G. Meschke  TRANSPORT PROCESSES 285 CHARACTERISTICS OF PLATONIC PARTICLES ON THE IONIC DIFFUSION IN GRANULAR MORTAR BASED ON LATTICE BOLTZMANN METHOD 286 J. Lin, H. Chen  FINITE ELEMENT MODELLING OF THERMO-HYGRAL BEHAVIOUR OF CONCRETE EXPOSED TO FIRE 299 R. Baydoun , F. Meftah, S. Guezouli1, B. Moreau, L. Ballesteros  MICRO-SCALE THERMAL SIMULATIONS OF CEMENT PASTES CONTAINING MICROENCAPSULATED PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS (MPCM) 311 C. Mankel, A. Caggiano, S. Yang, N. Ukrainczyk, E. A.B. Koenders  MICROSTRUCTURE-BASED 3D MODELLING OF DIFFUSIVITY IN SOUND AND CRACKED CEMENT PASTE 321 H. Mazaheripour, R. Faria, M. Azenha, G. Ye, E. Schlangen  MODELLING STRATEGIES FOR THE STUDY OF CRACK SELF-SEALING IN MORTAR WITH SUPERABSORBENT POLYMERS 333 C. Romero Rodríguez, S. Chaves Figueiredo, D. Snoeck, B. Šavija, E. Schlangen  MULTISCALE MODELING OF ION DIFFUSION IN CEMENT PASTE: ELECTRICAL DOUBLE LAYER EFFECTS 342 Y.Yang, R A. Patel, S V. Churakov, N I. Prasianakis, G. Kosakowski, M.Wang  PORE-SCALE MODELLING OF TRANSPORT PROPERTIES IN UNSATURATED CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS USING LATTICE BOLTZMANN METHOD 344 M. Zhang  THEORETICAL APPROACH FOR OXYGEN GAS DIFFUSIVITY OF CONCRETE 352 I - S. Yoon  THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF RUBBERISED MORTAR BY MESO-SCALE NUMERICAL MODELING 361 S. Yang, N. Ukrainczyk, E. A. B. Koenders  DEGRADATION MECHANISMS 372 A MODIFIED CARBONATION MODEL FOR CONCRETE SUBJECTED TO VARYING HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 373 R. Gopinath, M. Alexander  Symposium on Concrete Modelling (CONMOD2018) – 27-30 August 2018 – Delft, Netherlands XIX A PROBABILISTIC MODEL TO PREDICT THE EXTENT OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE CORROSION OF CONCRETE IN A GRAVITY SEWER 383 I. Gibb  A TWO-PHASE INITIAL-TIME MARCHING SCHEME OF BOUNDARY ELEMENT MODEL FOR CHLORIDE DIFFUSION IN CONCRETE 397 Z. Chen, W - Y. Liang, G. Feng, Y. Chen  COMPREHENSIVE NUMERICAL SYSTEM FOR PREDICTING AIRBORNE CHLORIDE PENETRATION IN CONCRETE WITH DIFFERENT CURING CONDITION UNDER ACTUAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 410 R. Wattanapornprom, T. Ishida  INFLUENCE OF CARBONATION ON THE CHLOIRDE TRANSPORT IN CONCRETE: THEORETICAL MODELLING AND APPLICATION 414 K. Li, F. Zhao, and Y. Zhang  INTEGRATING HYDRATE ASSEMBLAGE, MICROSTRUCTURE AND ELECTROSTATIC PROPERTIES OF C-S-H FOR PREDICTING CHLORIDE INGRESS 419 Y. Elakneswaran, T. Nawa  MASS TRANSFER ANALYSIS CONSIDERING GAS PHASE DIFFUSION AND EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION FOR SURFACE PAINTING A WATERBORNE MCI IN CONCRETE 423 X. Wang , Z. Wang, Z. Liu, N. Song  MODELLING CARBONATION REACTION ON ROUGH CEMENT SURFACE 431 A. Varzina, J. Perko, D. Jacques, Q. T. Phung, L. Yu, N. Maes, Ö. Cizer  MODELLING THE SPREAD OF REINFORCEMENT CORROSION PRODUCTS IN CONCRETE USING THE THEORY OF POROUS MEDIA 439 J. N. Ndawula, S. Skatulla, H. Beushausen, J. Petersen  MULTISCALE MODELLING OF ALKALI TRANSPORT AND ASR INDUCED DAMAGE IN CONCRETE 449 T. Iskhakov, J. J. Timothy, G. Meschke  MULTI-SPECIES TRANSPORT IN CONCRETE CONSIDERING CARBONATION 453 M. Xie, P. Dangla, K. Li  NUMERICAL MODELLING OF CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS AGEING UNDER ACID ATTACK 457 N. Ukrainczyk, C. S. Walker, E. A. B. Koenders  PREDICTING THE LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE OF STRUCTURES MADE WITH ADVANCED CEMENT BASED MATERIALS IN EXTREMELY AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS: CURRENT STATE OF PRACTICE AND RESEARCH NEEDS – THE APPROACH OF H2020 PROJECT RESHEALIENCE 467 G. di Luzio, L. Ferrara, M. Cruz Alonso, P. Kunz, V. Mechtcherine, C. Schroefl  Symposium on Concrete Modelling (CONMOD2018) – 27-30 August 2018 – Delft, Netherlands XX SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF CONCRETE DAMS AFFECTED BY ALKALI SILICA REACTION CONSIDERING FLUID-STRUCTUREFOUNDATION INTERACTION 478 M. S. Pourbehi, G. P.A.G. Van Zijl, J.A.vB. Strasheim  CHANGES IN PORE SOLUTION COMPOSITION IN MORTAR DUE TO CARBONATION 490 G. Plusquellec, A. B. Revert , M.R. Geiker, B. Lothenbach, K. De Weerdt  SIMULATION OF MICROWAVE DETECTION OF CRACK IN PIPE SYSTEM 494 M. Sadeghi, C. Spitas, K. van Breugel               

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