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 Proceedings PRO 126    Proceedings of the Workshop on  Concrete Modelling and Materials Behaviour  in honor of Professor Klaas van Breugel   Edited by Guang Ye                RILEM Publications S.A.R.L. Published by RILEM Publications S.A.R.L. 4 avenue du Recteur Poincaré     75016 Paris -  France Tel : + 33 1 42 24 64 46     Fax : + 33 9 70 29 51 20 http://www.rilem.net             E-mail: dg@rilem.net  2018 RILEM – Tous droits réservés. ISBN: 978-2-35158-214-5 e-ISBN: 978-2-35158-215-2 Publisher's note: this book has been produced from electronic files provided by the individual con-tributors. The publisher makes no representation, express or implied, with regard to the accuracy of the information contained in this book and cannot accept any legal responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions that may be made. All titles published by RILEM Publications are under copyright protection; said copyrights being the property of their respective holders. All Rights Reserved.  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It forms an institutional framework for co-operation by experts to: • optimise and harmonise test methods for measuring properties and performance of buildingand civil engineering materials and structures under laboratory and service environments, • prepare technical recommendations for testing methods,• prepare state-of-the-art reports to identify further research needs,• collaborate with national or international associations in realising these objectives.RILEM members include the leading building research and testing laboratories around the world, industrial research, manufacturing and contracting interests, as well as a significant number of individual members from industry and universities. RILEM’s focus is on construc-tion materials and their use in building and civil engineering structures, covering all phases of the building process from manufacture to use and recycling of materials. RILEM meets these objectives through the work of its technical committees. Symposia, work-shops and seminars are organised to facilitate the exchange of information and dissemination of knowledge. RILEM’s primary output consists of technical recommendations. RILEM also publishes the journal Materials and Structures which provides a further avenue for reporting the work of its committees. Many other publications, in the form of reports, monographs, symposia and workshop proceedings are produced. Workshop on Concrete Modelling and Materials Behaviour in Honor of Professor Klaas van Breugel Delft, The Netherlands 27-28 August 2018 Edited by Guang Ye RILEM Publications S.A.R.L. XIII Contents Preface XVII Part I: Concrete Modelling 1 1 Modelling in the service of sustainable construction 3 Klaas van Breugel 2 Extension of hymostruc3d model for the simulation of hydration and microstructure development of blended cements 15 Peng Gao, Guang Ye, Jiangxiong Wei and Qijun Yu 3 From early age relaxation to microstructure formation   21 Eduardus A.B. Koenders 4 Geomicro3d: a novel numerical framework for simulating the hydration and micro-structure formation of alkali-activated materials 30 Yibing Zuo and Guang Ye 5 Numerical simulation of cement hydration coupling transport and thermodynamics Part I:  theory and implementation 42 Jiayi Chen, Xian Liu and Guang Ye 6 Strength scaling from C-S-H globules to cement paste using multiscale hierarchical modeling 48 Vít Šmilauer, Filip Kolařík, Jiří Němeček and Jan Maňák 7 Numerical simulation of early age cracking of reinforced concrete bridge decks with a full-3d multiscale and multi-chemo-physical integrated analysis 59 Tetsuya Ishida, Kolneath Pen, Yasushi Tanaka and Ichiro Iwaki 8 Influence of particle shape on percolation threshold, ITZ thickness and microstruc-ture of cementitious composites 64 Huisu Chen, Jianjun Lin and Zhigang Zhu 9 Pore-scale modelling of transport properties in unsaturated cementitious materials using lattice Boltzmann method 75 Mingzhong Zhang Workshop on Concrete Modelling and Materials Behaviour in Honor of Professor Klaas van Breugel27-28 August 2018, Delft, The NetherlandsXIV 10 Pore-scale modeling: a tool for exploring mechanisms of reactive transport process-es in cementitious materials 84 Ravi A. Patel, Nikolaos Prasianakis and Dmitrii Kulik 11 Implementation of upscaling methodology on a wall located at the dead sea  92 G. Lifshitz Sherzer, K. Kovler, G. Ye, E. Schlangen and E. Gal 12 Moisture transport and chloride transport in hydrating cementitious coating systems 98 Hua Dong 13 Modelling the effect of geometrical properties on the performance of filler as a ce-ment replacement 105 Xiaowei Ouyang, Yuwei Ma , Guang Ye and Klaas van Breugel 14 Numerical study on the micromechanical properties development of cement paste 115 Zhiwei Qian, Guang Ye, Erik Schlangen and Klaas van Breugel 15 Durability development in sprayed concrete for rock support: is it really possible to establish a basis for modelling? 124 Per Hagelia 16 Modelling of the freezing deformation of unsaturated cement paste 135 Lin Liu, Sainan Qin, Yue Wei, Quantao Liu and Ruihu Zhu 17 A 1d numerical model for simulating early age hydration and related mechanical properties 146 Enzo Martinelli, Marco Pepe and Eduardus A.B. Koenders Part II: Materials Behaviour 153 18 Influence of aggregate volume fraction on autogenous shrinkage and thermal expan-sion coefficient 155 Pietro Lura and Mateusz Wyrzykowski 19 Drying shrinkage of alkali-activated slag and fly ash concrete. a comparative study with ordinary Portland cement concrete 160 Zhenming Li, Jiahua Liu and Guang Ye 20 Effect of ettringite on volume change and mechanical properties of cementitious materials  167 Jian Zhou, Zhifeng Chen, Mingzhang Lan, Depeng Zhang and Jinzhu Guo Workshop on Concrete Modelling and Materials Behaviour in Honor of Professor Klaas van Breugel27-28 August 2018, Delft, The NetherlandsXV 21 Strain hardening cementitious composite (SHCC) layer for the crack width control in reinforced concrete beam 176 Mladena Luković, Zhekang Huang, Dick Hordijk and Erik Schlangen 22 Thermal properties of cement-based materials 185 Jorge S. Dolado 23 Experiment on the effect of the curing condition on the compressive strength of al-kali-activated fly ash concrete 191 Fuhai Li , Zhiming Hu, Tengfei Xu and Xingye Li 24 Synthesis and properties of alkali-activated conductive mortar with carbon fibers 201 Lisi Deng and Yuwei Ma 25 Assessment of the slag and fly ash reactivity in alkali-activated pastes  205 Marija Nedeljković, Corrie van Hoek, Stefan Melzer, Sieger van der Laan and Guang Ye 26 Properties of low-activation neutron shielding concrete using synthetic resin-based aggregates 210 Jong Suk Lee, Binna Lee and Jiyoung Min 27 Potentiometric response of ag/agcl sensor in portland and slag cement pastes 214 Farhad Pargar, Dessi Koleva and Klaas van Breugel 28 Mineralogy of reaction products of autogenous self-healing of cracks in cement paste submersed in sea water  222 Hao Liu, Haoliang Huang and Qijun Yu 29 Interference of IR drop in monitoring stray current corrosion for embedded reinforc-ing steel 230 Zhipei Chen 30 Preparation of self-healing granules for cement mortar with granulation/film coating method 240 Chunping Gu, Yang Yang, Haidong Jin, Jintao Liu and Tongyuan Ni 31 24 years of experience with the electrical conductivity to determine material proper-ties of concrete 246 A. van Beek and W. Stenfert Kroese 32 Carbonation of c-s-h and the effects on the porosity development of blended cement paste 256 Bei Wu and Guang Ye Workshop on Concrete Modelling and Materials Behaviour in Honor of Professor Klaas van Breugel27-28 August 2018, Delft, The NetherlandsXVI 33 Effects of Portland cement on mechanical property and hydration heat of alkali acti-vated slag at sub-zero temperature 260 Hualong Yang, Ge Zhang and Yingzi Yang 34 Comparative study on corrosion protective systems for post-tensioning member 264 In-Seok Yoon, Hyeongyeop Shin and Thomas Kang 35 Thermal characterization of porous cement paste systems containing microencapsu-lated phase change materials (MPCM) 271 Christoph Mankel, Antonio Caggiano, Jeremias Stolze, Cynthia Guardia and Edu-ardus A.B. Koenders 36 External anode mortar with superior performance based on lightweight functional aggregates within cathodic protection for reinforced concrete 281 Wenhao Guo, Jie Hu, Suhong Yin, Jiangxiong Wei and Qijun Yu 37 Analysis of the interactions between cement hydration and drying  294 Xiaoyong Wang and Ki-Bong Park 38 Characterization of pore structure in cementitious materials by intrusion-extrusion cyclic mercury porosimetry (IEC-MIP) 300 Yong Zhang and Guang Ye 39 Influence of coral sand on hydration and microstructure development of cement paste 310 Hu Shi, Zhuqing Yu, Jian Ma and Xiaodong Shen 40 Experimental study on the interface properties of PVA fibers in slag/fly ash based geopolymer pastes 317 Shizhe Zhang, Bahman Ghiassi and Guang Ye 41 Experimental study on the autogenous shrinkage of cement pastes incorporating rice husk ash 324 Hao Huang and Guang Ye Workshop on Concrete Modelling and Materials Behaviour in Honor of Professor Klaas van Breugel27-28 August 2018, Delft, The Netherlands

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