This paper describes a computer-based numerical model for the simulation of the development of microstructure during cement hydration. Special emphasis is on the algorithm for characterizing the pores. This includes the porosity and the pore size distribution and the topological properties of the porous network. In order to do so, a serial sectioning algorithm and an overlap criterion were employed for the determination of the microstructure. The algorithm for calculating the pore size distribution was also developed. The thus obtained information about the microstructure during cement hydration was further checked against experiments.Civil Engineering and Geoscience
T his model explains the effect of the raw materials properties, mix proportion and curing condition...
T his model explains the effect of the raw materials properties, mix proportion and curing condition...
A multi-scale characterisation of the transport process within cementitious microstructure possesses...
This paper describes a computer-based numerical model for the simulation of the development of micro...
The aim of this thesis was to investigate and to simulate the development of the microstructure, por...
The aim of this thesis was to investigate and to simulate the development of the microstructure, por...
An Integrated Particle Kinetics Model (IPKM) to simulate the evolution of cement microstructure duri...
ABSTRACT: A computer-based numerical model is presented, with which hydration and microstructural de...
Concrete is a very complicated, random, multi-scale and multi-phase material. It is important to kno...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
Durability of concrete in engineering structures is becoming more and more of a major problem. Resea...
Durability of concrete in engineering structures is becoming more and more of a major problem. Resea...
T his model explains the effect of the raw materials properties, mix proportion and curing condition...
T his model explains the effect of the raw materials properties, mix proportion and curing condition...
A multi-scale characterisation of the transport process within cementitious microstructure possesses...
This paper describes a computer-based numerical model for the simulation of the development of micro...
The aim of this thesis was to investigate and to simulate the development of the microstructure, por...
The aim of this thesis was to investigate and to simulate the development of the microstructure, por...
An Integrated Particle Kinetics Model (IPKM) to simulate the evolution of cement microstructure duri...
ABSTRACT: A computer-based numerical model is presented, with which hydration and microstructural de...
Concrete is a very complicated, random, multi-scale and multi-phase material. It is important to kno...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
A newly developed version of a three-dimensional computer model for simulating the hydration and mic...
Durability of concrete in engineering structures is becoming more and more of a major problem. Resea...
Durability of concrete in engineering structures is becoming more and more of a major problem. Resea...
T his model explains the effect of the raw materials properties, mix proportion and curing condition...
T his model explains the effect of the raw materials properties, mix proportion and curing condition...
A multi-scale characterisation of the transport process within cementitious microstructure possesses...