Testimonials About Damages in Construction Resulting in Need for Rework – Cases in Sweden - Part 2
A Hygrothermal Model to Simulate Moisture Conditions in Concrete Reactor Containments with Long-Term Temperature Gradients
Assessing Climate Change Effects on Freeze-Thaw Exposure of Concrete Structures
Transversal Shear Force in the Shear Connection of Twin-Girder Composite Bridges – Open vs. Semi-Closed Bridge Cross-Sections
Testimonials about Damages in Construction Resulting in Need for Rework–Cases in Sweden - Part 1
The aim is to publish reviewed papers on research, recent experiences, and education within the broad concrete field. The scope covers all aspects of concrete and other cementitious materials, e.g., materials, design, construction, assessment, maintenance, repair, strengthening, dismantling, and recycling. The scope is limited to papers that have a Nordic connection, e.g., through the environment conducting the investigation, affiliation of any of the authors, or if the subject of the paper is devoted to any specific Nordic circumstances such as geographical, geological, or organizational ones.
The Nordic Concrete Federation (NCF) which is publishing the bi-annually publications Nordic Concrete Research (NCF), is a collaboration organization of the concrete associations in the five Nordic countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Read more about NCF on www.nordicconcrete.net.
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