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Cement and Concrete Research | 1995

Composition of reactive powder concretes

Pierre Richard; Marcel Cheyrezy

Abstract Development of an ultra-high strength ductile concrete designated RPC (Reactive Powder Concrete), was made possible by the application of a certain number of basic principles relating to the composition, mixing and post-set heat curing of the concrete. RPC 200, which can be used under job site conditions similar to those for conventional high performance concretes, can be used in the construction of prestressed structures incorporating no passive reinforcement. RPC800 is suitable for precasting, and can achieve compressive strength values exceeding 600MPa. A value of 810MPa has been obtained with a mixture incorporating steel aggregate.


Cement and Concrete Research | 1999

Hydration kinetics, change of relative humidity, and autogenous shrinkage of ultra-high-strength concrete

Ahmed Loukili; Abdelhafid Khelidj; Pierre Richard

This research forms part of a vast experimental program designed to investigate the shrinkage and creep of compact reinforced composite (CRC), which is an ultra-high-strength concrete. In this paper, only results relating to autogenous shrinkage are presented. While shrinkage deformations were measured, cement hydration, pozzolanic reactions, and pore structure of concrete also were monitored to characterize the microstructural evolution of material. Very high autogenous shrinkage at an early age that stops 10 days after casting was observed. As far as we know, this sudden break in shrinkage kinetics has never been observed before in cement-based materials. The autogenous relative humidity measurements show high self-desiccation within the CRC. A relationship between autogenous shrinkage and self-desiccation of CRC is established and discussed.


3rd International Conference on Intelligent Materials and 3rd European Conference on Smart Structures and Materials | 1996

Materials and their uses

Pierre Richard

New materials have been emerging in the industry for several decades. Recently, the research into materials has spread; the development of university and industrial laboratories, the use of physic and chemistry for their design give a new impetus to this research. A material apparently as common as concrete is no exception to this general trend. However, the economic aspect of research much always be kept in mind and performance objectives selected with discernment.


Archive | 1994

Metal fiber concrete composition for casting a concrete element, elements obtained and method of thermal curing

Pierre Richard; Marcel Cheyrezy; Nicolas Pierre Jean Roux


Archive | 1994

Metal fiber concrete compositions for molding concrete elements, elements obtained and curing process

Pierre Richard; Marcel Cheyrezy; Nicolas Pierre Jean Roux


Archive | 1992

High-performance mortar, concretes obtained from this mortar and the elements produced from this mortar or concrete

Pierre Richard; Marcel Cheyrezy; Jerome Dugat


Archive | 1994

Method and a composition for preparing concrete elements having remarkable compressive strength and fracture energy, and elements obtained thereby

Pierre Richard; Marcel Cheyrezy; Jerome Dugat


Archive | 1984

Bridge truss, bridge span including such trusses, and method of constructing the truss

Pierre Richard


Archive | 1984

Prestressed concrete structure, a method of producing this structure, and elements for implementing the method

Pierre Richard


Archive | 1981

Prestressed concrete structure, method of constructing the same and elements for carrying out the method

Pierre Richard

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Ahmed Loukili

École centrale de Nantes

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