CONCRETE JOURNAL Vol.51, No.1, Jan. 2013
Japan Concrete Institute (JCI No.568)
contents
Special Issue: Concrete Engineers’ Challenge-Fluidity and Immutability-
- Viewing the New Year 2013
- By T. Uomoto
- Introduction: Fluidity and Immutability in Concrete-Inheritance, Innovation and the Future-
- 1.1 Engineering Techniques
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- 1.1.1 Concrete as Multiple Phase Materials
- By S. Nagataki
- 1.1.2 Development, Succession and Reformation of Construction Techniques of Concrete
- By F. Tomosawa
- 1.1.3 Succession and Development of Techniques in Civil Engineering Structures in Future
- By K. Sakata
- 1.1.4 Transition of the Regulations of Concrete Strength in Structure
- By Y. Masuda
- 1.2 Education and Guidance
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- 1.2.1 Succession, Change and Future on Education for Civil Engineers
- By K. Uji
- 1.2.2 Succession, Change and Future on Education for Architectural Engineers
- By A. Koyama
- Fluidity and Immutability in Component Technologies
- 2.1 Materials Usage Aspects
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- 2.1.1 Future and Prospects of Cement Clinker
- By H. Fujiwara
- 2.1.2 Aggregate
- By M. Abe
- 2.1.3 Mineral Admixtures
- By T. Nawa
- 2.1.4 Chemical Admixtures
- By E. Sakai
- 2.2 Design Aspects
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- 2.2.1 Design of the Bridge
- By T. Ishibashi
- 2.2.2 An Inquiry into the Evolution of Seismic Design
- By S. Ikeda
- 2.2.3 Design of Port and Harbor Structures
- By H. Yokota
- 2.2.4 Design of Electric Power Facilities-Concrete Dams and Underground Civil Structures in Nuclear Power Plants-
- By T. Kanazu and T. Nishiuchi
- 2.2.5 Design of Middle or Low Rise Reinforced Concrete Buildings (Mainly about Apartment Houses)
- By M. Iizuka
- 2.2.6 Design of High Rise Concrete Building
- By T. Komuro and A. Hattori
- 2.2.7 Design of Composite Structures for Buildings-Changes and Future Development of Design Standards and Guidelines-
- By T. Fukumoto
- 2.3 Construction Aspects
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- 2.3.1 About Present Conditions Analysis, the Future Expectation about a Technique, Facilities, the Machine in the Production of Ready-mixed Concrete
- By T. Yoshikane
- 2.3.2 Transportation, Placing and Compaction
- By M. Kurita
- 2.3.3 Quality Control and Inspection
- By S. Sogo
- 2.4 Maintenance and Management Aspects
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- 2.4.1 Maintenance of Road Structures
- By K. Shito
- 2.4.2 Maintenance Management for Buildings
- By Y. Kuroda
- 2.4.3 Future Prospects of Asset Management for Infrastructure
- By K. Ozawa
- Fluidity and Immutability Examples in Infrastructures and Buildings
- 3.1 Lesson from the Ancient Roman Concrete
- By M. Hisada
- 3.2 Concrete Bridge Technology on Expressway
- By H. Miyauchi
- 3.3 The Design History of the Railway Viaduct from the Design of Tokaido Shinkansen to the Recent Design
- By M. Ohba
- 3.4 The Trend of Submerged Tunnel Tube Method, and Placing of Semi-selfcompacting Concrete to Submerged Tunnel Tube Afloat on the Sea
- By H. Haneda and T. Ogasawara
- 3.5 Living as a Senior Engineer in Vietnam
- By Y. Watanabe
- 3.6 Concrete Technologies Applied to the Structures of Electric Power Plants
- By J. Miyake
- 3.7 What doesn’t Change Forever
- By H. Toki
- 3.8 Challenge to a Conservation Technique for Cultural Heritage - Brick Structures
- By S. Hatanaka and T. Hasegawa