CONCRETE JOURNAL Vol.43, No.5, May. 2005
Japan Concrete Institute (JCI No.476)

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Special Issue : Prediction and Control of Shrinkage Cracking in Concrete Structures


Innovation of Non-distributing Body
By H. Yamashita

1. Overview
1.1 State-of-the-art Report on Prediction and Control of Shrinkage Cracking
By H. Mihashi and Y. Sato
1.2 The State of the Art for Prediction of Cracking Induced by Volume Change and the Goal of Crack Control
By R. Sato and I. Maruyama
1.3 Preferred Control System for Shrinkage Cracking of Concrete in Buildings
By T. Noguchi
2. Prediction
2.1 Material Property
2.1.1 Mechanism and Prediction of Autogenous Shrinkage
By S. Miyazawa
2.1.2 Thermal Analysis
By T. Mizobuchi
2.1.3 Water Transport and Drying Shrinkage Mechanism
By S. Tada
2.1.4 Creep Prediction Model and the State of the Art
By T. Ayano
2.2 Shrinkage Stress Analysis of Concrete Members and Structures
By T. Shimomura
2.3 Quantitative Evaluation of Shrinkage Cracking Initiation
By T. Kanda
2.4 Crack width limits
By K. Imamoto
3. Control
3.1 Control of Cracking and Durability Design
3.1.1 Examine "The Developed Quality of Concrete" to make "Crack Control and Durability Design" Substantial
By T. Kishi
3.1.2 Crack Control and Durability Design in Reinforced Concrete Buildings
By Y. Masuda
3.2 Control Method and Theme in Material
3.2.1 Mix Proportion for Practice of Shrinkage Cracking Control
By T. Nawa
3.2.2 Cementitious Materials
By Y. Suzuki
3.2.3 The Mechanism and the Effect of a Drying Shrinkage Reducing Agent
By Y. Fujita
3.2.4 Control of Crack of Concrete by Expansive Additive
By K. Soeda
3.3 Control Method and Theme in Structure
3.3.1 Control Method and Theme in Structure (Civil Engineering Field)
By A. Hosoda
3.3.2 Cracking in Reinforced Concrete Walls
By Y. Ohno
3.4 Control Method and Theme in Construction
3.4.1 The Crack Control of Mass Concrete for Civil Engineering Construction
By S. Sogo, R. Chikamatsu and T. Urano
3.4.2 The Second Linig Concrete of Tunnel
By S. Ushijima
3.4.3 Crack Control on Construction in Architectural Concrete Structures
By M. Koyanagi
3.4.4 Shrinlage-Crack Control in High-strength Concrete Structures
By H. Hashida and M. Nakamura
4. Appraisal & Diagnosis
4.1 Material and Structural Performance after Cracking
4.1.1 Material Performance Degradation Caused by Crack Generated in Cover Concrete
By H. Hamada, H. Yakota and E. Kato
4.1.2 Material Performance after Cracking for Building Structures
By N. Kato
4.2 Case Study of Control of Cracking
4.2.1 Crack Control Applications by using Fibers
By Y. Takeuchi
4.2.2 Case Study of Harbor RC Structures
By A. Moriwake
4.2.3 Anti-Cracking Concrete Utilizing Combination of Admixtures Showing Crack Reducing Effects-Expansive Additive and Shrinkage Reducing Agent-
By H. Momose and T. Kanda
4.2.4 Anti-Carbonization Process Utilizing Direct Sprayed ECC Applying to Railway Viaduct Involving Flexural Fatigue Cracks
By K. Suda and K. Rokugo
4.2.5 Effect of Crack Control Treaments for Restricted Wall Structures
By T. Ohtomo and T. Shindoh

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