Monday, November 10
10:15 a.m.–12:00 noon
Session A-1: Particle Rheology
Particulate Reference Materials for
Rheometers
C.F. Ferraris, M.-H. Zhang, H. Zhu,
and N. Martys, National Institute of Standard and Technology
Wet Particle Packing Analysed with the Krieger-Dougherty Equation
K. De Weerdt, SINTEF Concrete Technology
Effects of Solids Packing Density on Rheology of SCC-Equivalent Mortar
W.W.S. Fung, I.Y.T. Ng, H.H.C. Wong, A.K.H. Kwan, The University of Hong Kong
Effect of Coarse Particle Volume Fraction on the Yield Stress and Thixotropy of SCC
F. Mahaut, S. Mokéddem, X. Chateau, N. R, and G. Ovarlez, Université Paris Est
Aggregate Collision and Particle-Fluid
Model for Highly Flowable Mortar
G. Lu and K. Wang, Iowa State University
Session B-1: Hydration, Microstructure and Nanostructure
Hydration, Microstructure, Transport
Properties and Durability of Self-Compacting Concrete
G. De Schutter, Ghent University
Impact of
Aluminate Ions on the Properties of Saltstone Grout Mixes
J.R. Harbour, T. B. Edwards, E. K. Hansen and V. J. Williams, Savannah River National Laboratory
Effect of Nanoparticles in New Generation of Concretes, SCC
A. A. Maghsoudi and M. J. Soheil, Kerman University; A. Darbhenzi, Vali-e-Asr University
DR-FTIR Method for the Study of Early Hydration of Portland Cement
R. Ylmén, K. Larsson, U. Jäglid, I. Panas, and B.-M. Steenari, Chalmers University of Technology
Session C-1: Durability
A Rapid Method For Determination of
Chloride Migration Coefficient in Concrete Using Electrical
Field
C.-C. Yang and S.C. Chiang, National
Taiwan Ocean University
Applicability of Durability Requirements
of the European Standard EN 206-1 to Self-Compacting Concrete
K. Audenaert and G. De Schutter, Ghent
University
Influence of Wet Curing Period on
Salt Frost Scaling Resistance of SCC with Limestone Filler
V.B. Bosiljkov, D. Duh, and R. Zarnic,
University of Ljubljana
Durability of Self-Consolidating Concrete
Exposed to Aggressive Natural Atmospheres
M. Sánchez and M.C. Alonso, Eduardo
Torroja Institute of Construction Sciences; and B. Barragán,
Universitat Politécnica Catalunya
Influence of Alkali Sulfate on Superplasticizer
Performance in Cement Paste
S. Plang-ngern and W. Wannaphahoun,
SCI Research and Innovation Co., Ltd.
1:15–3:00
p.m.
Session A-2: Chemical Admixtures
Use of Viscosity-Modifying Admixtures
to Enhance Robustness of SCC
P. Billberg and K.H. Khayat, University
of Sherbrooke
Development of New Superplasticizer
and Its Application in Self-Consolidating Concrete
D. Hamada, T. Hamai, M. Shimoda, and
H. Takahashi, Kao Corporation
Polycarboxylate Admixture Technology
for Precast Self-Consolidating Concrete
V.Mahadevan, BASF Construction Chemicals
A New Slump-Loss-Controlling Agent
without Affecting Early Strength Properties
F. Göller, S. Dikty, and T. Izumi,
Kao Chemicals Europe
The Next Generation
of High-Range Water-Reducers for Self-Consolidating Concrete
Applications
J.A. Daczko, BASF Construction Chemicals
Session B-2: Bond-Mechanical Performance
The Transfer of Shear Forces on the
Surface of Self-Compacting Concrete
S. Grünewald, Delft University
of Technology, and W. Bennenk, Eindhoven University of Technology
Comparison Between Long Term Properties
of Self Compacting Concretes with Different Strength
C. Mazzotti and C. Ceccoli, University
of Bologna
Time-Dependent
and Structural Behavior of SCC Prestressed Girders
Y.H. Kim, M.D. Hueste, and D. Trejo,
Texas A&M University
Shrinkage Cracking of Steel Fibre Reinforced
SCC Overlays
J. Carlswärd and M. Emborg, Betongindustri
AB and Luleå University of Technology
Bond Strength of Self Consolidating
Concrete
S. Yehia and O. Abudayyeh, Western Michigan
University; M. Maurovich, American Consulting, Inc.; and
A. Zalt, Parsons
Session C-2: Emerging Technologies
Influence of Cement Composition and
Admixture Dosage on Properties of Rapid-Setting SCC for Repair
Applications: Lessons Learned
P.V. Ram and J. Olek, Purdue University
Curling of Self-Leveling
Screeds
J. Ambroise, T. Le Bihan, J.F. Georgin,
and J. Pèra, Laboratoire de Genie Civil et Ingenierie
Environnementale
Nano
Scale Characterization of Self-Consolidating Concrete
A. K. Reinhardt, M. Tehrani, M. Al-Haik,
M. M. Reda Taha, University of New Mexico
Industrialized
Construction with SCC Obtaining Many Important Benefits
P. Simosso and M. Emborg, Luleå University
of Technology
Self-Consolidating Concrete for Floor
Slab and Screed Applications
S. Uebachs and W. Brameshuber, RWTH
Aachen University
3:15–5:00
p.m.
Session A-3:
Fiber Reinforced SCC
Effect of Fine to Coarse Aggregate
Ratio on Workability and Fracture Properties of Steel Fiber
Reinforced Self Consolidating Concrete
M.Y Yardimci and B. Baradan, Dokuz Eylul
University; and M.A. Tasdemir, Istanbul Technical University
Fiber Reinforced
Self-Compacting Concrete with High Wear Resistance
G. Krage and O.H. Wallevik, Innovation
Center Iceland
Fiber Reinforced Self-Compacting Concrete
for Structural Applications
A. Gregori and R. Marino, University
of L'Aquila; C. Pistolesi, M. Bovassi and A. Lolli, Mapei
Group
Effect of Fiber Type on Workability
and Mechanical Properties of SCC
K.H. Khayat and F. Kassimi, University
of Sherbrooke; and P. Ghoddousi, Iran University of Science
and Technology Narmak
Effect of Polypropylene and Steel Fibers
on Properties of Self-Compacting Concrete
H. Yildirim and V. Berbergil, Istanbul
Technical University; B. Sertbas, Yuksel Constructing Elements;
and A. Naaman, University of Michigan
Session B-3:
Segregation
Modeling Segregation of SCC
L. Shen, Kal Krishnan Consulting Services,
Inc.; L. Struble and D. Lange, University of Illinois
Development of Test Method to Evaluate
Dynamic Segregation Resistance of Self-Compacting Concrete
Z. Li, Yamaguchi University, and M.
Iidaka, University of Tsukuba
Static and Dynamic Yield Stress Measurements
of SCC
E.P. Koehler, W.R. Grace & Co. and
D.W. Fowler, University of Texas at Austin
A Rapid Evaluation of Stability of
Self-Consolidating Concrete
V. Bui and E. Attiogbe, BASF Construction
Chemicals
Aligning Fibers Along the Flow Direction
for High Mechanical Performance of Self Consolidating SFrc
L. Ferrara and M. di Prisco, Politecnico
di Milano; and R.S. Khurana, BASF Construction Chemicals
Session C-3:
Case Studies
How to Increase the Market of SCC Experiences
from Nordic Countries on RMC
M. Emborg, Luleå University of
Technology
Measurements
During Concrete Processing in Central Mixed Concrete Plants
B. Cazacliu and N. Roquet, Laboratoire
Central des Ponts et Chaussées; and E. Brunquet, Couvrot
Group Skako
Evaluations of Self-Consolidating Concrete
Using West Virginia Aggregates
A. Bhattacharya, I. Ray, and J.F. Davalos,
West Virginia University
Residential Construction Based on Integral
Formworks
P.B. MAS, BASF Construction Chemicals
Iberia
Use of Self-Consolidating Concrete
for Bridge Repairs
M. Titherington and H. Schell, Ontario
Ministry of Transportation
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Tuesday,
November 11
9:15–11:00
a.m.
Session
A-4: Processing
Online Measurement of Air Content in
Fresh SCC
A. Kappi, Consolis Technology Oy, and
E. Nordenswan, Rusko, Finland
Production Related
Aspects of Self-Compacting Concrete
B. Barragan, T. Garcia, and L. Agullo,
Universitat Politecnica Catalunya; R. Zerbino, CONICET-LEMIT,
UNLP; and R. Gettu, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
Influence of Hauling Time on Fresh
Performance of Self Consolidating Concretes
N. Ghafoori and H. Diawara, University
of Nevada
Mix Design of Self-Compacting Concrete:
From the Laboratory to the Concrete Plant
A. Leeman
Full Scale Pumping Tests on SCC: Test
Description and Results
D. Feys, R. Verhoeven, and G. De Schutter,
Ghent University
Session B-4:
Mix Design
Rheology of Fiber Reinforced Cementitious
Materials: Classification and Prediction
L. Martinie, P. Rossi, and N. Roussel,
Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussées
Mix-Design Optimization of Steel Fiber
Reinforced SCC
L. Ferrara, Politecnico di Milano; and
N. Ozyurt, Bogazici University (Turkey)
Evaluation of SCC Mix Designs for Moderately-
and Heavily-Reinforced Members Using West Virginia Aggregates
J.G. Sweet and R.H.L. Chen, West Virginia
University
Effect of Aggregate Type on Modulus
of Elasticity of High Strength Self-Consolidating Concretes
H. Yildirim, A. Karadag, and H.N. Atahan,
Istanbul Technical University
Influence of Silt
Content of Fine Aggregate on the Properties of Concrete
S.W. Cho, China Institute of Technology;
and W.C. Liu, Architecture and Building Research Institute
11:15 a.m.–1:00
p.m.
Session A-5:
Rheology Workability
Determination of Rheological Parameters
of Self-Consolidating Concrete Using Computational Fluid
Dynamics
S. Uebachs and W. Brameshuber, RWTH
Aachen University
Dependency of Self-Compacting Concrete
Rheological Properties on the Aggregate Volume Fraction:
A Change of Scale Approach
X. Chateau and K.L. Trung, Université Paris
Est
Influence
of Cement Composition on Concrete Rheology
H. Vikan, SINTEF Building and Infrastructure;
and K.O. Kjellsen, Norcem AS
Method of Retrieving
the Herschel-Bulkley Parameters When Using the (Wide-Gap)
Coaxial Cylinders Viscometer
J.E. Wallevik, Innovation Center Iceland
Tuning Properties
of Paste Layers
M.R. de Rooij and A.L.A. Fraaij, Delft
University of Technology
Session B-5:
Time Dependent Properties
Creep Behavior of Self-Consolidating
Concrete
B.P. Kavanaugh, A.K. Schindler, and
R.W. Barnes, Auburn University
Evaluation of Time Dependent Properties
of an SCC Mix
S.Yehia, O. Abudayyeh, and J. Barbera,
Western Michigan University; and Ammar Zalt, Parsons Corporation
Total and Basic Creep and Shrinkage
of Self-Consolidating Concrete
A. K. Reinhardt and M.M.R. Taha, University
of New Mexico; and I. Adam, National Water Research Center
(Egypt)
Influence of Aggregate Grading and
Cement Paste Volume on Drying Shrinkage of Self Consolidating
Concrete
P. Ghoddousi and A.M. Abbasi, Iran University
of Science & Technology
Mechanical Properties of Self-Compacting Concrete at High Temperatures and After Cooling
P. Bamonte, R. Felicetti, and P.G. Gambarova, Politecnico di Milano
Session
C-5: Case Studies
SCC Technology and Concrete Manufacturers'
Role
M. Khrapko, CBE Consultancy Ltd
Damming the Dam
C. Robertson, Holcim
SCC as Mass Concrete with Blast Furnace
Slag Cement
A. Goldman, Ariel University Center;
and J. Sokal, Technion IIT
Behavior of Self-Consolidating Concrete
at Cryogenic Temperatures
C. Talbot, The Euclid Chemical Company
Experiences with Different SCC
Mixtures Used for Precast Elements and Field Applications
in Slovenia
Z. Cotic and K. Koglot, Primorj Inc.;
and R. Zarnic, V.B. Bosiljkov, University of Ljubljana
2:15–3:45
p.m.
Session A-6:
Mechanical Properties - Modelling
Use of Different Prediction Models
to Compare the Mechanical Properties of Self Compacting Concrete
and Conventional Concrete
A.C. Marques, L.T. Kataoka, M.A. da
Silva Machado, and T.N. Bittencourt, Universidade de Sao
Paulo; A.L.N. Ferraz, Maton Grosso State University; and
M.P. Barbosa, Universidade Estadual Paulista
Post-Peak
Response of Confined SCC
B. Chiaia, A.P. Fantilli, and P. Vallini,
Politecnico di Torino
Bond Strength of Reinforcing Bars in
Self-Compacting Concrete: Experimental Determination
P. Desnerck, G. De Schutter and L. Taerwe,
Ghent University
Evaluation of the
Eurocode EC-2 and ACI 209-92 Shrinkage Estimating Model Applied
to Self Consolidating Concrete
G.A. Landsberger and J. Fernandez-Gomez,
Polytechnic University of Madrid
Experimental and F.E. Modelling of
Prestressed SCC-T-Beams
*A. A. Maghsoudi and M. Farahbakhsh,
Kerman University
Session B-6:
Rheology
Self-Compactability of Fresh Concrete
in Terms of Dispersion and Coagulation of Particles of Cement
Subject to Pumping
M. Ouchi and J. Sakue, Kochi University
of Technology
Cement-Admixture
Interaction: The Effect of Different Cement Deliveries on
Rheology, Workability and Hydration of Mortar and SCC
S. Kubens and O.H. Wallevik, Innovation
Center Iceland
Impact of Calcium
Carbonate Morphology on Self-Compacting Concrete Performance
A.H. Asbridge and C. Paynter, IMERYS
Minerals
Concrete Rheology with High-Range Water
Reducers with Extended Slump Flow Retention
A. Jeknavorian, E. Koehler, D. Geary, and J. Malone
Study of Fresh Properties
of High Strength Self Consolidating Concrete Using Some Chemical
Admixtures with Different Molecule Structures
K. Saitoh, Sika Ltd.; and H. Fujiwara,
M. Maruoka, and Y. Yamanashi, Utsunomiya University
Session C-6:
Architectural and Precast Concrete
Relationship Between SCC Specification
and Casting Conditions for Architectural SCC and the Effect
on Superficial Defects
A. Pacios, Universidad Politécnica
de Madrid; D. González, IMASATEC; and J.M. Escrivá and
V. Climent, Mixbeton, Grupo GLA
Self-Compacting Architectural Concrete:
Practical Remarks
K. Kuniczuk, Cemex Polska Sp. Z O.O.
Long Term Behaviour of SCC Precast
Members
F. Di Fabio, D. Galeota, M.M. Giammatteo,
A. Gregori, University of L'Aquila
SCC Compressive Strength Variation
in Precast Beams and Columns
D. Hastenpflug and W.L. Repette, Federal
University of Santa Catarina
Self-Consolidating Concrete for R/C
Elements in Romania
A. Ioani, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
(Romania); P. Bratu, ICECON SA Bucharest; and H. Szilagyi,
INCERC-Cluj
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Wednesday,
November 12
8:00–9:45
a.m.
Session A-7:
Processing
Pump Application for Self-Compacting
Concrete Under Extreme Conditions
H. Beitzel and M. Beitzel, Institute
for Building Processes and Environmental Technology, Trier
Evaluation of the Pressure-Loss-Causing
Mechanism of the Self-Compacting Concrete
M. Maruoka, H. Fujiwara, E. Ogura, and
Y. Yamanashi, Utsunomiya University
Full Scale Pumping
Tests on SCC: Application of the Modified Hattori-Izumi Theory
D. Feys, R. Verhoeven, and G. De Schutter,
Ghent University
Comparison of Workability
and Mechanical Properties of Normal and Lightweight SCCs
with and without Steel Fibers
M.A. Tasdemir and H.N. Atahan, Istanbul
Technical University; I. Gokalp, Akcansa Cement Industry
and Trading Co.; and M. Yerlikaya, Beksa Steel Cord Industry
and Trading Co.
The Use of Methylcellulose-Based Viscosity
Modifying Agents for Self-Compacting Concrete
A. Leemann, C. Hoffmann, and F. Winnefeld,
Empa; M. Schmitz and R. Beyer, Wolff Cellulosics GmbH
Session B-7:
Sustainability and Green SCC
Eco-Efficiency Analysis of Self-Consolidating
Concrete (SCC): How to Make SCC Greener
A. Tselebidis and M. Bury, BASF Construction
Chemicals
Development of Sustainable
Fiber Reinforced Self-Compacting Concrete Using Recycled
Aggregate
M.L.V. Prasad and P.R. Kumar, National
Institute of Technology, India
Benefits of
Filler Material on Rheology in Eco-SCC
F.V. Mueller, O.H. Wallevik,
IBRI Rheocenter – Innovation
Center Iceland
Effect of the Cement Electrofilter
Powder as Filler in SCC
G.R. de Sensale, S. Sabalsagaray, and
C. Romay, Universidad de la Republica, Montevideo; A. Gonzalez,
and D. Miguez, Compania Urguaya de Cemento Portland
Re-Use of GRP Industrial
By-product as Filler for SCC
F. Tittarelli and G. Moriconi, Universita
Politecnica delle Marche
Session C-7:
Case Studies
Successful In-Situ Casting with SCC:
From an Economical and Rheological Point of View!
L. N. Thrane, C. V. Nielsen, C. Pade,
and M. Glavind, Danish Technological Institute; and J. Schou,
Unicon A/S
European Experiences
with Self-Compacting Concrete in Precast Concrete Industry
K. Juvas, Consolis Technology Oy Ab
In Situ Quality Control of Self-Compacting
Concrete
S. Cattaneo, F. Giussani, F. Mola, Politecnico
di Milano
Testing the Theory
C. Robertson, Holcim Concrete and Aggregates
Specification and Compliance Criteria
for SCC: The Norwegian Procedure
T.A. Hammer, SINTEF Building and Infrastructure
10:00–11:45 a.m.
Session A-8:
Rheology and Workability
Impact of Fine Aggregate
Volume on Rheology of SCC Mortar
P.C. Basu and S. Chowdhury
Development
of Advanced Superplasticizer for Self-Consolidating Super
High Strength Concrete and Application to High Rise Buildings
K. Mitsu, Takenaka Corporation; and
M. Kinoshita, Takemoto Oil & Fat Co.Ltd.
Smart Dynamic Concrete: New Approach
for the Ready-Mixed Industry
J. Roncero, M. Corradi,
R.S. Khurana, R. Magaroto and S. Moro, BASF
Construction Chemicals, Admixture Systems Europe
Fine Slag-Ash Concrete:
Consistency
S.I. Pavlenko and M.V. Lukhanin, The
Siberian State University of Industry
Rheological Evaluation of Soy Methyl-Ester
Polystyrene (Sme-Ps) Blends in Cement Pastes
K.C. Coates, M.C. Santagata, S. Mohtar,
B.Y. Tao and J.W. Weiss, Purdue University
Session B-8:
Formwork Pressure
Modeling Formwork Pressure of SCC
B. Birch, CH2M Hill; F. Tejeda-Dominguez,
Holcim Apasco; and D.A. Lange, Jacob Henschen, Y.-S. Liu,
and L.J. Struble, University of Illinois
The Influence
of Workability Loss and Thixotropy on Formwork Pressure
in Self-Compacting Concrete Containing Stabilizers
S. Oesterheld, F.V. Mueller,
O.H. Wallevik, IBRI Rheocenter – Innovation
Center Iceland
Test Methods to Evaluate Form Pressure
of SCC
K.H. Khayat, A. Omran, S. Neji, P. Billberg,
and A.Yahia, University of Sherbrooke
Prediction Model for SCC
Formwork Pressure
S.H. Kwon, Myongji University; and S.P.
Shah, Northwestern University
Fresh Concrete Pressure of Self-Compacting
Concrete on Vertical Formwork
M. Beitzel, University of Karlsruhe;
H. Beitzel, Institute for Building Processes and Environmental
Technology, Trier; and H.S. Mueller, University of Karlsruhe
Session
C-8: Emerging Technologies
How to Obtain a Self Compacting Concrete
with No Filler Addition by Studying Paste Rheology
F. Fabbris, CTG-Italcementi Group
Self-Consolidating Pervious
Concrete
J.T. Kevern, K. Wang, and V.R. Schaefer,
Iowa State University
A Novel Field Instrument to Measure
Rheological Properties of Self-Compacting Concrete
B. Hjartarson, O.H. Wallevik, Innovation
Center Iceland
FHWA's Perspective on the Progress
of SCC
M.M. Lwin, Federal Highway Administration
(USA)
The Thixometer: A
Simple Test Allowing for the Measurement of the Thixotropic
Behavior of SCC
J. Lett, G. Ovarlez, and N. Roussel,
Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussées
Poster Session to Occur
During
the
Sunday and Tuesday Receptions
Effects of Coarse Aggregate Grading
on Performance of Self-Consolidating Concrete
I.Y.T. Ng, W.W.S. Fung, A.K.H. Kwan
Rheological Description of Optimized
Paste for SCC
S. Grünewald, J.W. Walraven
Effect of Comb-Like Copolymer with
Different Side Chain Lengths on the Rheological Performance
of Cement-Active Mineral Admixture
D. Wang, W. Xiong, Z. Wu, Y. Zuo, Z. Wang
SCC for Concrete Pavement Repair
S.Yehia, O. Abudayyeh, A. Zalt, and
J. Barbera, Western Michigan University
Applications of High Strength SCC in
Building Construction
A. Gregori, R. Marino, A. Zagaglia,
M. Drago, G. Bason
Mix Design of Self-Compacting Concrete
- From the Laboratory to the Concrete Plant
A. Leemann
Influence of Demoulding Oil on the
Rheological Properties of Fresh SCC
D. Feys, R. Verhoeven, G. De Schutter
Effect of the Temperature and Waiting
Conditions on the Rheological Parameters of Self-Compacting
Concrete
J. Roncero, BASF Construction Chemicals
Espana S.L.; B. Barragán, Technical University of
Catalunya; and R. Zerbino, CONICET-LEMIT, UNLP
Bond Strength in Limestone Self-Compacting
Concrete
S. Cattaneo, G. Muciaccia, G. Rosati
Behavior of Self-Compacting Reinforced
Concrete Beams
L. Biolzi, S. Cattaneo, F. Mola
Measuring Dynamic Segregation of SCC
L. Shen, L. Struble, D. Lange
Durability of SCC with Pozzolonic Material
P.C. Basu, S. Chowdhury
Microstructure Formation of SCC with Varying Paste Content
P.C. Basu, S. Chowdhury
Effect of the Cement Admixture Interaction
on the Workability Retention from the Aqueous and Solid Phase
Study
M. Sánchez and M.C. Alonso, "Eduardo
Torroja" Institute of Construction Sciences; B. Manzanedo,
Sika S.A., Spain; and A. Pacios, Universidad Politécnica
de Madrid
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