Published 1997 | Version v1
Report

Prediction of Concrete Creep and Shrinkage: Past, Present and Future

  • 1. Dep. of Civil Engineering, The Technological Institute, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 60208-3109 (United States)

Description

The first part of the paper summarizes various aspects of the prediction of concrete creep and shrinkage to be discussed in the conference lecture. They include the theories of physical mechanism, prediction models, constitutive equations, computational approaches, probabilistic aspects, and research directions. The second part then presents two new prediction models. One of them deals with the approximate prediction formulae for pore relative humidity distributions, required for realistic creep and shrinkage analysis, and the other deals with the extrapolation of short time measurements of creep and shrinkage into long times

Part of:
Proceedings of the joint WANO/OECD-NEA workshop on pre-stress loss in NPP containments

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Publishing Information

Imprint Title
Proceedings of the joint WANO/OECD-NEA workshop on pre-stress loss in NPP containments
Imprint Pagination
380 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 35-50
Report number
NEA-CSNI-R--1997-9

Conference

Title
Joint WANO/OECD-NEA workshop on pre-stress loss in NPP containments
Dates
25-26 Aug 1997
Place
Poitiers (France)

Optional Information

Secondary number(s)
OCDE-GD--97-225