Programme
Building bonds are one of
the most common elements of concrete structures. One of the most
important bonds is created during repair, anticorrosion protection
and strengthening of existing structures. Recently, construction
repairs have increased dramatically due to the fact that structures
constructed in the decades following the Second World War have
reached a critical age of 30 to 40 years. An adhesion between
overlays and concrete substrate is one of the most important factors
affecting the reliability and durability of the created layer system.
High adhesion causes higher tolerance to the non-compatibility of
properties of both the overlay material and the concrete substrate.
Adhesion in building bonds has been often incompletely described by
existing adhesion theories. This results from the complexity of the
adhesion phenomena in building bonds, particularly in repair systems.
Adhesion depends on many phenomena taking place at the interface
zone, like:the presence of bond-detrimental layers, roughness of the
surface (interlocking mechanism), physico-chemical forces induced in
the system, etc. The cohesion of particular elements of the repair
system has to be taken into account as well.
The aim of symposium is the
exchange of multidisciplinary knowledge on the creation and
characterization of adhesion in building bonds. The symposium will
cover following main topics:
- factors influencing adhesion in building bonds,
- methods of characterization of relationship between adhesion
and microstructure at macro-, micro-, and nanoscale,
- compatibility in building bonds: models and verification
methods,
- durability of building joints created during repair,
anti-corrosion protection and strengthening, including life-cycle
analysis,
- destructive and nondestructive methods of adhesion evaluation
for lab and in-situ application,
- application of computational science approach for modeling
adhesion phenomena.
Scientific Committee:
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Prof. Lech Czarnecki, Warsaw University of Technology,
Poland - chairperson
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Prof. Jose Luis Barroso de Aguiar, University of Minho,
Portugal
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Prof. Arnon Bentur, Technion, Israel
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Dr.Luc Courard, University de Liege, Belgium
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Prof.Dr.Dionys Van Gemert, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven,
Belgium
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Prof. Jean-Luis Granju, INSA_UPS, France
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Prof.P.C.Hewlett, BBA British Board of Agrement, UK
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Prof. Deon Kruger, Rand Afrikaans University, South
Africa
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Prof. Andrzej S.Nowak, University of Nebraska,
USAProf.Yoshihiko Ohama, Nihon University, Japan
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Dr Antonio Porro, NANOC, LABEIN, Spain
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Prof. Michael Raupach, RWTH Aachen, GermanyProf.Franco
Sandrolini, University of Bologna, Italy
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Prof. H.Rainer Sasse, Bau Ingeneur Sozietät Aachen,
Germany
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Prof. Herald Schorn, University of Technology Dresden,
Germany
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Prof. Johan Silfwerbrand,Swedish Cement and Concrete
Research Institute, Sweden
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Dr Jakob Sustersic, Institute for Research in Materials and
Applications, Slovenia
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Prof. Jacek Śliwiński, Cracow University of Technology,
Poland
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Prof. Kyu-Seok Yeon, Kangwon National University, Korea
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Dr Wenzhong Zhu, ACMC, University of Paisley, Scotland
Tentative list of invited speakers:
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Prof. Franco Sandrolini, Dept. of Applied Chemistry and
Materials Science,University of Bologna, Italy
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Prof. Dr.Ing.H.Rainer Sasse,Bau Ingeneur Sozietät
Aachen,Germany
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Prof. Dr.Herald Schorn, Lehrstuhl für Baustoffe, University
of Technology Dresden. Germany
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Dr Wenzhong Zhu, Advanced Concrete and Masonry Centre, Dept.
Civil Structural & Environmental Engineering, University of
Paisley, United Kingdom
Proceedings
The Symposium papers will be considered for publication in
scientific journals: International Journal for Restoration of
Buildings and Monuments (in English), Archives of Civil Engineering
(in English) and Building Materials (in Polish).