CONCRETE JOURNAL Vol.51, No.1, Jan. 2013
Japan Concrete Institute (JCI No.568)

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Special Issue: Concrete Engineers’ Challenge-Fluidity and Immutability-


Viewing the New Year 2013
By T. Uomoto

  1. Introduction: Fluidity and Immutability in Concrete-Inheritance, Innovation and the Future-
    1.1 Engineering Techniques
    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
    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
  2. Fluidity and Immutability in Component Technologies
    2.1 Materials Usage Aspects
    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
    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
    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
    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
  3. 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

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