Rheology of Fresh Cement and Concrete: Proceedings of an International Conference, Liverpool, 1990

384 Pages·1990·16.579 MB·\384

by  P.F.G. Banfill (Editor)

R h e o l o g y of F r e sh
C e m e nt a n d C o n c r e te
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Proceedings.
Rheology of Fresh
Cement and Concrete
Proceedings of the International Conference
organized by the British Society o f Rheology,
University of Liverpool, UK
March 16-29 1990
Edited by
P.F.G. B A N F I LL
Taylor & Francis
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Contents
Preface
PART ONE CEMEN T PASTES: EFFECTS OF
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION, ADMIXTURES AND
LATENT HYDRAULIC BINDERS 1
1 Rheological measurements with cement pastes in
viscometers: a comprehensive approach 3
J. CHAPPUIS
2 Effect of fly ash on the rheological properties of cement paste 13
F. SYBERTZ and P. REICK
3 The effect of condensed silica fume on the rheological
behaviour of cement pastes 23
Y.P. IVANOV and T.T. ROSHAVELOV
4 The influence of chemical composition of cement on the
rheological properties 2 7
S. GRESZCZYK and L. KUCHARSKA
5 Interactions between sulphate minerals and C A in
3
cement paste rheology 3 7
S. SUHR
6 Effect of products of the hydratio n of C A on rheology of
3
clinker and cement pastes 47
L. KUCHARSKA
7 The relationship between microstructure and rheology
of fresh cement pastes 55
X. YONGMO and H. DANENG
8 Rheological properties and amount of expansion of
lightweight fresh cements 59
C. ATZENI, L. MASSIDDA and U. SANNA
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9 Rheological measurements on fresh polymer-modifie d
cement pastes
T. GREGORY and S.J. O'KEEFE
PART TWO THEORETICAL STUDIES
10 A new viscosity equation for non-Newtonian suspensions
and its application
K. HATTORI and K. IZUMI
11 Method of determining rheological parameters fo r linear
viscoelastic medium under four kind s of uniform loading
A. TERENTYEV and G. KUNNOS
12 Rheological model of structurise d swelling viscoelastic
medium under compressive deformation
A. TERENTYEV, G. KUNNOS and L. RUDZINSKI
13 Modelling in analysis of deformation of ver y early age
concrete subject to construction load
H. OKAMOTO and T. ENDOH
PART THREE PROPERTIES O F OILWELL CEMENT
SLURRIES AND CEMENTING PROCESSES
14 Use of a controlled stress rheometer to study the yield stres s
of oilwell cement slurries
P.F.G. BANFILL and D.R. KITCHING
15 The use of the shear vane to measure the gel strength and
dynamic yield strength of oilwell cement slurries at hig h
temperature and pressure
J. KEATING and D.J. HANNANT
16 Laminar and turbulent flow of cemen t slurries in large
diameter pipe - a comparison with laboratory viscometer s
R.J. MANNHEIMER
17 High temperature and high pressure rheolog y of oilwell
cement slurries
D.S. KELLINGRAY, C. GREAVES and R.P. DALLIMER
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18 Viscoelastic properties of oilfield cement slurries
A. SAASEN, C. MARKEN, N. BLOMBERG, J. DAWSON
and M. ROGERS
PART FOUR PROPERTIES OF GROUTS AND
GROUTING PROCESSES
19 The relationship between early age property measurement s
on cement pastes
P.L. DOMONE and H. THURAIRATNAM
20 Pumping of cement grouts
S.A. JEFFERIS
21 Possibilities of optimising the properties of
prestressing grouts
W. MUSZYNSKI and J. MIERZWA
22 Investigation of the rheological propertie s and groutability
of fresh cement pastes
W. ZIMING, H. DANENG, X. YAOSHENG
PART FIVE MORTARS
23 A coaxial cylinders viscometer for mortar: design an d
experimental validation
P.F.G. BANFILL
24 The use of the Brabender ViscoCorder to study the
consistency of fresh mortar b y two-point tests
F. HORNUNG
PART SIX CONCRETES
25 Influence of three-phase structure on the yield stress of
fresh concrete
J. SZWABOWSKI
26 Mechanical properties of fresh concrete before setting
L. OULDHAMMOU, P.N. OKOH and Ph. BAUDEAU
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27 Experiences to measure th e workability of
no-slump concrete
KJ. JUVAS
28 Application of rheological measurements to practical
control of concrete
G.H. TATTERSALL
29 The assessment of mix stability using the two-point tes t
C. ELLIS and D.E. WIMPENNY
30 The evolution of fresh concrete pressure on formwork walls
P.N. OKOH, L. OULDHAMMOU and Ph. BAUDEAU
31 Prediction of consistency of concrete by using key
properties of raw materials and mix composition
V. HANKE
PART SEVEN INFLUENCE OF VIBRATION ON
CEMENT-BASED SYSTEMS
32 Influence of vibrations on the rheological properties
of cement
L. BORGESSON and A. FREDRIKSSON
33 Effect of vibration on the rheological properties of fresh
cement pastes and concretes
G.H. TATTERSALL
34 Rheology of fresh concrete under vibration
S. KAKUTA and T. KOJIMA
35 Diphasic semi-empiric model for the rheological
behaviour of vibrated fresh concrete
M. BARRIOULET and C. LEGRAND
PART EIGHT DISCUSSION
General discussion contribution on cement paste structure
and yield stress
S. KELHAM
viii
Discussion contribution on Chappuis and on Gregory
andO'Keefe 356
M.F. BRAIN
(Followed by Authors' replies)
Discussion contribution on Okamoto and Endoh 357
A. TERENTYEV
(Followed by Authors' reply)
Discussion contributions on Keating and Hannant 363
C. LEGRAND and S.A. JEFFERIS
(Followed by Authors' reply)
Discussion contribution on Muszynski and Mierzwa 365
S.A. JEFFERIS
(Followed by Authors' reply)
Discussion contributions on Borgesson and Fredriksson 366
C. ELLIS and G.H. TATTERSALL
Discussion contribution on Barrioulet and Legrand 368
G.H. TATTERSALL
(Followed by Authors' reply)
Index 369
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