Materials Science of Concrete VI

This volume contains papers on phase composition and quantitative x-ray powder diffraction analysis of Portland cement and clinker; neutron diffraction and neutron scattering studies of cement; scanning probe microscopy: a new view of the mineral surface; the stereological and statistical properties of entrained air voids in concrete: a mathematical basis for air void system characterization; fresh concrete rheology: recent developments; early age behavior of cement-based materials; transport mechanisms and damage: current issues in permeation characteristics of concrete; the use of silica fume to control expansion due to alkali-aggregate reactivity in concrete: a review; delayed ettringite formation in concrete: recent developments and future directions; use of durability indexes to achieve durable cover concrete in reinforced concrete structures; and microfiller partial substitution for cement.

Sidney Mindess and Jan P. Skalny are the authors of Materials Science of Concrete VI, published by Wiley.

Foreword	p. vii
Development of Standard Test Methods for Measuring Fluid Penetration and Ion Transport Rates	p. 1
Environmental and Concrete Aging Effects on Transport	p. 13
Unsaturated Flow	p. 29
Isothermal Drying Process in Weakly Permeable Cementitious Materials--Assessment of Water Permeability	p. 59
Ionic Migration and Its Relation to Diffusion	p. 81
Modeling Ionic Diffusion Mechanisms in Saturated Cement-Based Materials--An Overview	p. 97
Chloride Transference Numbers in Migration Experiments: Nomenclature and Applications	p. 113
LMDC Test Method	p. 121
Role of Chemical Binding in Diffusion and Mass Transport	p. 129
Interaction and Its Effect on Substance Transport in Concrete	p. 155
An A.C. Impedance-Bruggeman Analysis of the Effect of Various Superplasticizers on Interfacial Transition Zone Performance in Mortar	p. 181
Modeling the Service Life of Concrete Exposed to Frost	p. 195
Service-Life Evaluation of Reinforced Concrete under Coupled Forces and Environmental Actions	p. 219
Pore-Scale Modeling of Fluid Transport Using Discrete Boltzmann Methods	p. 239
Multiscale Microstructural Modeling to Predict Chloride-Ion Diffusivity for High-Performance Concrete	p. 253
Influence of Time-Dependent Diffusion on Service-Life Estimates for Reinforce Concrete Exposed to Chlorides	p. 269
Predictions of Long-Term Chloride Ingress from Marine Exposure Trials	p. 281
Prediction of Reinforcement Corrosion by the Macrocell Technique--Evaluation of Observations	p. 293
Design of Rebar Covers in Marine Structures by Probabilistic Modeling Applying Cornell's Reliability Index	p. 309
Probabilistic, Performance-Based Service Life Design of Concrete Structures: Environmental Actions and Response	p. 323
Life-Cycle Cost Modeling for Steel-Reinforced Concrete Structures	p. 341
The Effects of Corrosion-Inhibiting Admixtures on Chloride Transport in Concrete	p. 367
Diffusion of Hydrogen Sulfide in Concrete	p. 377
Index	p. 389
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