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Proceedings pro132 : International RILEM Workshop on Rheological Measurements of Cement-based Materials IRWRMC’18
The Workshop IRWRMC18 and the Round Robin Test RRT "Comparison of Concrete Rheometers:
International Tests at the Artois University were organized on 28 to 30 May and 31
May 2018 on the rheology and tribology of concretes, respectively. These two events are part
of the issues developed by RILEM and in particular within the framework of the actions carried
out by the RILEM - TC MRP-266 Committee: Measuring Rheological Properties of Cement-
based Materials chaired by Dr Mohammed SONEBI from Queen’s University Belfast
(UK).
This is not the first time that international researchers and laboratories have been investigating
the rheology of cement-based materials since two other RRTs were organized:
- The first RRT at LCPC in Nantes (France) in 23-27 October 2001,
- The second RRT organized by NIST in Cleveland (USA) in 19-23 May 2003.
After 15 years, there was no RRT organized on this topic. However, during this period, the
progress has been considerable, as much by the widening of the range of the new type concretes,
the progress made by the new devices (new and up rheometers) and finally the way to
analysis of the results.
The workshop was organized in 4 sessions on one day. The importance of the number of
communications received showed the interest raised by this theme on rheology which is essential
from the point of view of industrial applications. The technical and economic implications
are considerable.
The workshop brought together 78 participants including 54 from the academic world and 24
industrialists who benefited from 22 communications. It is nice to note that researchers from
around the world (Germany, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, China, UK, India, Ireland, Italy, USA,
etc.) have contributed to this important workshop. The participants were able to discuss recent
and latest scientific knowledge on the rheology of concrete.
Special thanks go to Professor K. H. Khayat from the University of Missouri, whose many
works are published in this area of rheology of concrete.
It should be noted the participation of several manufacturers such as Botte Foundations, Roquette
SA, Eqiom, Soletanche Bachy, Holcim-Lafarge, Saint Gobain, Léon Grosse,
Schleibinger, etc.
Some papers have been selected to be published in the journal of the French Rheology Group
Rheology.
We would like also thank and acknowledge many sponsors of these two events: the National
Federation of Public Works, EQIOM, Boot Foundations, Structure & Réhabilitation, the
French Group of Rheology, Artois Comm, the University of Artois and LGCgE Lille Nord de
France.
Contents
Preface Author(s): Dr. Mohammed SONEBI, Queen’s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK |
Pages: 19-20 |
Keynote reports
DFG Priority Program SPP 2005 OPUS FLUIDUM FUTURUM – Rheology of reactive, multiscale, multiphase construction materials Author(s): Viktor Mechtcherine, Egor Secrieru |
Pages: 27 - 31 |
Challenges and recommendations on measuring rheological properties of cement-based materials
Evaluation of mortar mixing procedures using squeeze flow test Author(s): Fábio A. Cardoso, Fábio L. Camporab, Rafael G. Pileggi, Vanderley M. John |
Pages: 33 - 37 |
Segregation of cement grouts during their rheological measurements Author(s): PHAM Ba Tung, GALLIAS Jean-Louis, PIERRE Alexandre, KACI Abdelhak |
Pages: 38 - 42 |
Image processing of shear flow in a vane rheometer for clay mineral suspensions Author(s): Alexandre Pierre, Arnaud Perrot, Aymeric Histace, E-H. Kadri |
Pages: 43 - 47 |
ASSESSMENT OF THE SEDIMENTATION STABILITY OF FRESH CONCRETE Author(s): Julia Neumann, Christoph Begemann, Rolf Breitenbücher, Ludger Lohaus |
Pages: 48 - 52 |
The Effect of Shear Rate on Rheological Properties of Cement Paste Author(s): Dimitri Feys, Azadeh Asghari, Aida Margarita Ley Hernandez |
Pages: 53 - 57 |
New tools and procedures to measure rheological properties
FlowCyl: one-parameter cement paste rheology test developed at NTNU, Norway Author(s): Rolands Cepuritis, Elisabeth L. Skare, Stefan Jacobsen, Jon Spangenberg, Sverre Smeplass, Ernst Mørtsell |
Pages: 59 - 63 |
eFlow – A Pocket Concrete Rheometer Author(s): Toussaint Fabrice |
Pages: 64 - 68 |
Use of flow tests to determine rheological properties of high resistance Portland cement pastes. Author(s): Livia B. Agostinho, Juliana G, Borges, Eugênia F. Silva, Alexandre Castro, Luciana A. Faria |
Pages: 69 - 73 |
Application on rheological properties in practical situations
Rheological behavior of concrete foundation during Pile-driving operations Author(s): Vanhove Yannick, Djelal Chafika, Mariam Dairou, Francis Thibaut, Gotteland Philippe |
Pages: 75 - 80 |
Fresh Properties of Cementitious Grouts for Post-Tensioning Applications Author(s): Manu K. Mohan, Radhakrishna G. Pillai, Manu Santhanam, and Ravindra Gettu |
Pages: 81 - 85 |
Measurement and application of non-conventional rheological properties
Recommendations on the mix design of concrete foundations for diaphragm walls: Application to the "Grand Paris" building site Author(s): Azzi Mohamed Amin, Djelal Chafika, Vanhove Yannick, Madec Olivier, Gotteland Philippe |
Pages: 87 - 92 |
Shear Behavior of Fresh Concrete under variable Pressure – Development of a specific Testing Device Author(s): Tilo Proske, Moien Rezvani |
Pages: 93 - 97 |
A new material tester : the concrete tribometer Author(s): Fajfrowski Michel, Djelal Chafika, Vanhove Yannick |
Pages: 98 - 99 |
Emulsions effects on the friction on the formwork/concrete interface Author(s): Laiymani Issam, Libessart Laurent, Hammouni Salim, Djelal Chafika, Vanhove Yannick |
Pages: 100 - 104 |
STRUCTURAL BUILD-UP OF CEMENT-BASED MATERIALS FOR 3D PRINTING Author(s): Ammar Yahia and Ahmed Mostafa |
Pages: 105 - 110 |