[REQUEST] Concrete Under Severe Conditions CONSEC 2010 Conference Proceedings

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Concrete Under Severe Conditions

Author: Pedro Castro-Borges | Size: 200 MB | Format: PDF | Quality: Unspecified | Publisher: CRC Press - | Year: July 8, 2010 | pages: 1796 Pages | ISBN: 9781466557833 and 9780415593168

This is the two volume proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Concrete under Severe Conditions Environment and Loading (CONSEC10) held June 7-9 2010 in Merida Yucatan Mexico. The proceedings are published by CRC Press. Some American university libraries may have free access to it. Uploading it is much appreciated.

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Features
Deals with current environmental concerns and the development of sustainable and environmentally friendly materials, processes, and technologies. Multi-disciplinary approach. Presents the state of the art on a variety of topics, including sustainability, performance under severe environments, specialized materials, concrete construction, performance under severe loading, codes and design, maintenance and repairs and emerging research fields.
Summary
Global Climatic Change (GCC) is changing the way we manage and maintain our concrete infrastructure. For the last 15 years CONSEC conferences have strived to bring experts on a common platform to discuss and disseminate international expertise with respect to performance of concrete under severe conditions. These conferences have closely followed the evolution of research in this area and have brought forward critical advances that are now been adopted worldwide. CONSEC’10 paid particular attention to new trends. Not only traditional themes, such as performance under severe environments and loading, concrete construction, codes and design, and maintenance and repairs, are included. Attention is also given to sustainability, high performance specialized materials, new NDT methods, and emerging fields such as structural health monitoring and sensing.
The contributions in Concrete Under Severe Conditions show a clear accent on developing new technologies to reverse the trend in our decaying concrete infrastructure in both developed and emerging economies. This requirement has to be balanced with our need for sustainability, ecological preservation and environmental protection through the use of recycled materials and industrial by-products. Concrete Under Severe Conditions demonstrates the need for a continued dialogue and active cooperation between both developed and emerging economies to fully understand and deal with extreme environmental and loading issues on concrete infrastructure, and will be of interest to academics, engineers and professionals involved in concrete and concrete infrastructure.

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