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FINAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

12-15 APRIL 2011 PORTO, PORTUGAL

FEUP/LFC/12dbmc Secretariat:

Rua Dr. Roberto Frias s/n Sala G113

4200-465 Porto PORTUGAL

E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: +351 225 081 940

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1. INTRODUCTION We are honoured to host the 12th International Conference on the Durability of Building Materials and Components from the 12th to 15th April, 2011 in Porto, Portugal. This International Conference is the 12th Meeting of the well-known and prestigious DBMC Conferences that take place every 3 years. The intent of hosting these conferences has been to bring together those concerned about durability of building materials and components and thus provide a forum for discussion of the most recent research and practice in this domain. The 12DBMC Conference Themes are:

THEME 1 Building Physics and Durability

T11 Degradation mechanisms

T12 Environment characterisation

T13 Natural and accelerated ageing tests

THEME 2 Service Life Prediction Methodologies

T21 Predictive models

T22 Field studies

T23 Risk analysis

THEME 3 The Durability Approach for Historical and Old Buildings

T31 Durability of traditional materials

T32 Durability of refurbishment solutions

THEME 4 Building Pathology vs. Durability

T41 Methodologies of research

T42 Cases of failure

THEME 5 Asset and Maintenance Management

T51 Service life planning

T52 Inspection routines and repair actions

THEME 6 The Durability of Materials, Systems and Components

T61 Mortars and cement based materials

T62 Concrete (strength and durability)

T63 Waterproofing systems

T64 Masonry walls and external coatings

T65 Innovative materials and products for durability

THEME 7 Life Cycle Analysis and Durable Construction

THEME 8 Information Technology as a Tool for Durable Construction Design

Established since the 12th Century, Portugal is one of the oldest countries in Europe. It has a mild climate characteristic of both the Atlantic and Mediterranean regions. The historic city of Porto is located in the North of Portugal and was classified as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1996.

We are happy to welcome you to Porto!

Vasco Peixoto de Freitas Helena Corvacho

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2. SPONSORS / SUPPORT


3. CONFERENCE COMMITTEES STEERING COMMITTEE

Nil TÜRKERI (Chair) Turkey ĐTÜ Istanbul Technical University

Ralph PAROLI Canada ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials

Christer SJÖSTRÖM Sweden CIB International Council for Research and Innovation in Buildings and Construction

Walter ROSSITER U.S.A. NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology

Michael LACASSE Canada NRC/CNRC National Research Council Canada, Institute for Research in Construction

Geert DE SCHUTTER Belgium RILEM International Union of Laboratories and Experts in Construction Materials, Systems and Structures

Members at Large

Vanderley M. JOHN Brazil USP Universidade de São Paulo

Jean-Luc CHEVALIER France CSTB Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment

Hartwig M. KÜNZEL Germany IBP Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics

Bruno DANIOTTI Italy POLIMI Politecnico di Milano

Kenji MOTOHASHI Japan SIT Shibaura Institute of Technology

Shiro NAKAJIMA Japan BRI Building Research Institute

Kribanandan GURUSAMY NAIDU

Malaysia JTKConsult JTK Consult, Design & Technology Consultants

Per Jostein HOVDE Norway NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Vasco PEIXOTO DE FREITAS Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Kiang Hwee TAN Singapore NUS National University of Singapore

Luis VILLEGAS Spain UC Universidad de Cantabria

Chun Q. LI U.K. GRE University of Greenwich

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INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Michael LACASSE (Chair) Canada NRC/CNRC National Research Council Canada, Institute for Research in Construction

Carmen ANDRADE Spain NRCS National Research Council of Spain

Enrico de ANGELIS Italy POLIMI Politecnico di Milano

Luca BERTOLINI Italy POLIMI Politecnico di Milano

Luigia BINDA Italy POLIMI Politecnico di Milano

Erik BRANDT Denmark SBI/AAU Danish Building Research Institute, Aalborg University

Christian BRISCHKE Germany LUH/IBW Leibniz University Hannover, Institute of Vocational Sciences in the Building Trade

Jorge de BRITO Portugal IST/UTL Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade Técnica de Lisboa

Jean-Luc CHEVALIER France CSTB Centre Scientifique et Technique du Batiment

Ivan COLE Australia CSIRO Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Research Organization

Helena CORVACHO Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Joana Sousa-COUTINHO Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Sergio CROCE Italy POLIMI Politecnico di Milano

Bruno DANIOTTI Italy POLIMI Politecnico di Milano

João DELGADO Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Joaquim FIGUEIRAS Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Peter FLÜELER Switzerland EMPA Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research

Kribanandan GURUSAMY NAIDU

Malaysia JTKConsult JTK Consult, Design & Technology Consultants

Mohammad HASSANAIN Saudi Arabia KFUPM King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

Malcolm HOLLIS U.K. MH/BPCS Malcolm Hollis, Building Pathologists and Chartered Surveyors

Andreas HOLM Germany IBP/MUAS Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics, Munich University of Applied Sciences

Per Jostein HOVDE Norway NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology


INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Vanderley JOHN Brazil USP Universidade de São Paulo

Hartwig KÜNZEL Germany IBP Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics

Brian KYLE Canada XTN SLAM Sustainable Lifecycle Asset Management Consulting Ltd

Chun-Qing LI U.K. GRE University of Greenwich

Kenji MOTOHASHI Japan SIT Shibaura Institute of Technology

Shiro NAKAJIMA Japan BRI Building Research Institute

Sandra NUNES Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Ralph PAROLI Canada NRC/CNRC National Research Council Canada, Institute for Research in Construction

Vasco PEIXOTO DE FREITAS Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Nuno RAMOS Portugal FEUP University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering

Maria do Rosário VEIGA Portugal LNEC Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil

Walter ROSSITER U.S.A. NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology

Christer SJÖSTRÖM Sweden HiG University of Gävle

Kiang Hwee TAN Singapore NUS National University of Singapore

Mickael THIERY France LCPC Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussees

Wolfram TRINIUS Germany TRI Ingenieurburo Trinius

Nil TÜRKERI Turkey ĐTÜ Istanbul Technical University

Luis VILLEGAS Spain UC Universidad de Cantabria

Christian R. WELZBACHER Germany LUH Leibniz University Hannover

LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE

Vasco PEIXOTO DE FREITAS (Chair) João DELGADO

Helena CORVACHO (Co-chair) Cláudia FERREIRA

Nuno RAMOS Pedro PEREIRA

Marisa QUINTELA Miguel VIEIRA

Eva BARREIRA Giselda FREITAS (Secretariat)

Ana Sofia GUIMARÃES

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4. CONFERENCE VENUE The Conference is being held at the University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering.

The rooms in which the technical sessions are held include: Auditorium, Sala de Actos (SA), B018, B031, B032 and B034.

A

B

C E

F

G

A Auditorium

B Registration and Room SA

C Rooms B032, B034

D Room B031

E Room B018

F Welcome Reception - Library

G Lunch

H Coffee Break

H

D


5. PROGRAMME

12th April 13th April 14th April 15th April

08h00 09h00

09h00 09h15

Registration

Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions

09h15 10h00

Opening Session Auditorium

10h00 11h00

Plenary Session

KN1•KN2

Auditorium

S13

T13

Aud

S14

T41

SA

S15

T12

B031

S16

T62

B032

S17

T22

B034

S18

T51

B018

S37

T13

Aud

S38

T21

B018

S39

T52

B031

S40

T62

B032

S41

T61

B034

11h00 11h30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions 11h30 13h10

Plenary Session

KN3•KN4•KN5

Auditorium S19

T31

Aud

S20

T41

SA

S21

T42

B031

S22

T62

B032

S23

T64

B034

S24

T65

B018

S42

T31

Aud

S43

T21

B018

S44

T7

B031

S45

T62

B032

S46

T42

B034

13h10 14h30 Lunch Lunch Lunch

Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions 14h30 16h10

S1

T11

Aud

S2

T21

SA

S3

T13

B018

S4

T62

B032

S5

T61

B034

S6

T32

B031

S25

T32

Aud

S26

T23 SS*

SA

S27

T42

B031

S28

T62

B032

S29

T8

B034

S30

T63

B018

S47

T32

Aud

S48

T62

B032

S49

T63

B031

16h10 16h30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions 16h30 18h10

S7

T11

Aud

S8

T21

SA

S9

T13

B018

S10

T62

B032

S11

T61

B034

S12

T32

B031

S31

T11

Aud

S32

T31

SA

S33

T52

B031

S34

T62

B032

S35

T7

B034

S36

T65

B018

Closing Session

Auditorium

18h10 18h30

18h30 19h30

Registration

19h30 20h30

Welcome Reception

FEUP Library

City Tour

20h30 23h30

Porto Wine cellars dinner

Ferreirinha cellars - VNG

Conference Banquet

Palácio da Bolsa - Porto

SS* - Risk assessment of energy efficient building retrofitting measures - Progress of the IEA ECBCS Annex 55 program (RAP-RETRO), Carl-Eric Hagentoft

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6. OPENING SESSION 13th April

09h15 – 09h45 Auditorium

Prof. Vasco Peixoto de Freitas Chairman of 12DBMC and Chair of 12DBMC Local Organising Committee, University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering Portugal

Dr. Michael Lacasse Chair of the 12 DBMC Scientific Committee, National Research Council Canada, Institute for Research in Construction Canada

Prof. Matos Fernandes Director of the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Porto - Faculty of Engineering Portugal

Prof. Paulo Gomes Vice-president of North Regional Coordination and Development Commission Portugal

Prof. Sebastião Feyo de Azevedo

Dean of the University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering Portugal


Musical interlude Ana Célia Costa (violin) Miguel Oliveira (piano)

Excerpts of: Two guitars (Russian popular song)

Largo, Winter, Four Seasons (A. Vivaldi) Rasposchol (Russian Gipsy Air)

Hungarian Dance n.º 5 (J. Brahms)


7. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS 13th April

10h00 – 11h00 Chairs Vasco Peixoto de Freitas / Vanderley John

Auditorium Keynote speakers

KN1 Meeting today’s and future requirements for the life expectancy of building functions and products Christer Sjöström HiG – University of Gävle Sweden

KN2 Building physics and durability Hartwig Künzel IBP – Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics Germany

11h30 – 13h10 Chairs Michael Lacasse / Helena Corvacho

Auditorium Keynote speakers

KN3 Study of decay of historic masonry due to salt crystallization: A systematic approach Luigia Binda POLIMI – Politecnico di Milano Italy

KN4 An overview of the degradation process and estimation of the long term performance of polymer films Stuart Croll North Dakota State University United States

KN5 Sustainable construction, innovation and durability: Trends and research needs Vanderley John USP – Universidade de São Paulo Brazil

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8. PARALLEL SESSIONS 13th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 1 T11 – Degradation mechanisms

Auditorium Chairs Helena Corvacho / Nuno Ramos

Speakers Control of moisture safety design by comparison between calculations and measurements in passive house walls made of wood

Sven Olof Hägerstedt, Lars-Erik Harderup

Sweden

PCM incorporation into building envelope masonry walls

Tiago Silva, Romeu Vicente, Nelson Soares, Victor Ferreira

Portugal

A study on the carbonation progress of concrete concerning the influence of deterioration of the coating material for textured finish

Lee Youngran, Masuda Yoshihiro

Japan

Watertightness of masonry walls: An overview

Nathan Van Den Bossche, Michael Lacasse, Arnold Janssens

Belgium

Hygric performance of different interior insulation systems: An experimental comparison

Evy Vereecken, Staf Roels

Belgium

13th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 2 T21 – Predictive models

SA Chairs Chun-Qing Li / Shiro Nakajima

Speakers Modelling durability of timber structures based on dose-response functions for decay

Christian Brischke, Boris Lauenstein, Maik Bilstein, Andreas Otto Rapp

Germany

Biological defacement of ETICS – A risk assessment methodology

Eva Barreira, Vasco Peixoto de Freitas

Portugal

Application of fracture mechanics in reliability analysis of corrosion affected cast iron water mains

Hamed Mohebbi, Chun-Qing Li

United Kingdom

Mould growth modelling to evaluate the durability of materials

Hannu Viitanen, Tuomo Ojanen, Ruut Peuhkuri, Juha Vinha, Kimmo Lähdesmäki, Kati Salminen

Finland

Prediction of time-variant probability of failure for concrete sewer pipes

Kong Fah Tee, Chun Qing Li, Mojtaba Mahmoodian

United Kingdom


13th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 3 T13 – Natural and accelerated ageing tests

B018 Chairs Hartwig Künzel / Jorge de Brito

Speakers Study of preconditioning procedures for absorption and permeability of concrete

J.P. Castro-Gomes, D. Wang, L. Pereira de Oliveira, R.M. Ferreira

Portugal

Effects of ageing and moisture on dynamic thermal performance of ETICS cladding

Bruno Daniotti, Fulvio Re Cecconi, Riccardo Paolini

Italy

The durability experimental evaluation of photocatalytic cement-based materials

Bruno Daniotti, Sonia Lupica Spagnolo, Rosanna Galliano

Italy

Accelerated test procedure to assess the microbial growth resistance of exterior finishes

Hartwig Künzel, Martin Krus, Cornelia Fitz, Wolfgang Hofbauer, Christian Scherer, Klaus Breuer

Germany

13th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 4 T62 – Concrete (strength and durability)

B032 Chairs Mickael Thiery / Vanderley John

Speakers Durability of impressed current realkalization treatment applied on reinforced concrete slabs after 5 years

M. Sahal, Y.Y Tong, B.S. Merino, V. Bouteiller, E.M. Victoire, S. Joiret

France

Electrical resistivity as a means of quality control of concrete – Influence of test procedure

Paula Silva, Rui Miguel Ferreira, Helena Figueiras

Portugal

Mechanical performance of concrete partially exposed to sulfate solution under hydrostatic pressure

Zanqun Liu, Geert De Schutter, Dehua Deng, Yunhua Liu

China

Belgian implementation of the ECPC-concept following EN 206-1

Geert De Schutter

Belgium

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13th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 5 T61 – Mortars and cement based materials

B034 Chairs Kenji Motohashi / Maria de Lurdes Simões

Speakers Plastering and rendering mortars incorporating regranulated of expanded cork to improve durability

Miguel Martins, Lina Nunes, Fernando Branco

Portugal

Impact of sulphate exposure on blended cements

David Law, Emile La Rosa

United Kingdom

Rice husk ash - Importance of fineness for its use as a pozzolanic and chloride-resistant material

Joana Sousa-Coutinho, Vagelis G. Papadakis

Greece

Durability performance of SCC mortars including different types of metakaolin

Helena Figueiras, Sandra Nunes, Joana Coutinho, Joaquim Figueiras

Portugal

Durability of concrete blended with micronized sands

Ying Wang, Guang Ye, Klaas Breugel, Michiel Haas

Netherlands

13th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 6 T32 – Durability of refurbishment solutions

B031 Chairs Luigia Binda / Pedro Pereira

Speakers Degradation control of walls with rising damp problems: Numerical and mathematical analysis of the evaporative process

A.S. Guimarães Teixeira, J.M.P.Q. Delgado, Vasco P. de Freitas

Portugal

Water behaviour of old and new tiles – A contribution towards the conservation of ceramic façades

Ana Luísa Velosa, Rosário Veiga, Gilberto Martins

Portugal

Current problems involvig the dismantle of asbestos-cement sheets in buildings. The case of Central Market in Alicante

César Sirvent Pérez, Beatriz Piedecausa García, Mónica Mateo García, Carlos Pérez Carramiñana

Spain

Field study of hygrothermal performance of log wall with internal thermal insulation

Endrik Arumägi, Simo Ilomets, Targo Kalamees, Tanel Tuisk

Estonia

Influence of grain size of aggregate in freeze/thaw cycles of lime mortars

Sandro Botas, Vasco Rato, Paulina Faria

Portugal


13th April 16h30 – 18h10


Auditorium Chairs Andreas Holm / Eva Barreira

Speakers Thermal diffusion of water vapour in porous materials: a critical review

Hans Janssen

Denmark

Influence of under-cooling on the wetting and drying of rainscreen walls in cold and humid climates

Hua Ge, Wendy Simpson

Canada

Zinc roofs. Pathology and rehabilitation

Isabel Torres, J.R. Mendes da Silva, Carla Mauricio

Portugal

Reducing the risk of microbial growth on insulated walls by PCM enhanced renders and IR reflecting paints

Klaus Sedlbauer, Martin Krus, Cornelia Fitz, Hartwig M. Künzel

Germany

Investigation of a multi-layer latent heat solar thermal energy storage system with PCMs

Nelson Soares, Romeu Vicente, António Samagaio, José Costa

Portugal

13th April 16h30 – 18h10


SA Chairs Christian Brischke / Julien Hans

Speakers Artificial neural networks for predicting drying shrinkage of concrete

Lyes Bal, François Buyle-Bodin, Said Kenai

France

Improving the durability and service life of wooden components in outdoor applications: the french approach

Magdalena Kutnik, Marc Jequel, Serge Le Nevé

France

Salt and moisture transport in non-isothermal condition considering the kinetics of salt phase change

Marcin Koniorczyk, Piotr Konca

Poland

Numerical model based on fuzzy logic for predicting penetration of chloride ions into the reinforced concrete structures – First estimates

Wellington Mazer, Maryangela Lima

Brazil

The perception of damage on rendered façades

Pedro Gaspar, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

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13th April 16h30 – 18h10


B018 Chairs Jorge de Brito / Marisa Quintela

Speakers Accelerated ageing tests of clay roofing tiles under salt mist atmosphere

Cláudio Cruz, Maria do Rosário Veiga, Victor M. Ferreira

Portugal

The role of moisture and temperature variations in the accelerated weathering cycles for durability studies of cellulose-cement composites

Conrado Rodrigues, Mariana Pereira

Brazil

Accelerated laboratory ageing of vacuum insulation panels

Erlend Wegger, Bjørn Jelle, Erland Sveipe, Steinar Grynning, Arild Gustavsen, Jan Vincent Thue

Norway

Ecological behaviour of mineral mortars and plasters

Christian Scherer, Regina Schwerd, Christoph Schwitalla, Florian Mayer, Klaus Breuer

Germany

13th April 16h30 – 18h10


B032 Chairs Joana Sousa-Coutinho / Maria de Lurdes Simões

Speakers Properties of corrosion production used in concrete cover cracking model

Yuxi Zhao, Haiyang Ren, Hong Dai, Weiliang Jin

China

Observations about the corrosion of reinforcement in marine environments

Robert E. Melchers

Australia

Experimental and theoretical analysis of effect of mortar composition on chloride binding

Hannah Benešová, Milena Pavlíkoví, Zbyšek Pavlík

Czech Republic

The effect of moisture environment on lightness of concrete

Lingzhi Liu, Kyoji Tanaka

Japan

The sulfate attack in concrete by degradation of iron sulfides and the effect of the host rock

Servando Chinchón-Payá, Izelman Oliveira, Antonio Aguado, Servando Chinchón

Spain


13th April 16h30 – 18h10


B034 Chairs Mickael Thiéry / Cláudia Ferreira

Speakers Probabilistic evaluation of the durability of ready mix mortars on the maintenance of historic masonry

Cristina Tedeschi, Luigia Binda, Elsa Garavaglia

Italy

Chemical resistance of novel waste stabilization cementitious matrices

Francesco Colangelo, Raffaele Cioffi

Italy

Effect of carbonation on the microstructure and moisture properties of cement-based materials

Mickael Thiéry, Paméla Faure, Antoine Morandeau, Gérard Platret, Jean-François Bouteloup, Patrick Dangla, Véronique Baroghel-Bouny

France

Durability of mortars with expanded polystyrene

V. Ferrandiz Mas, J.A. Huesca Tortosa, E. Garcia Alcocel

Spain

13th April 16h30 – 18h10


B031 Chairs Bill Porteous / Pedro Pereira

Speakers Old current architecture heritage: assessment of buildings in use, after interventions - work in progress

Fernanda Giacomini, Rui Fernandes Póvoas

Portugal

Case studies: preliminary investigation on diagnosis and repair measures to prevent capillary water rise in historical buildings

Ana Fragata, Maria do Rosário Veiga, Ana Luísa Velosa, Martha Tavares

Portugal

Jeruzalem Frankendaal Amsterdam temporary duplex can stay forever

Hielkje Zijlstra, Herdis Heinemann

Netherlands

Roof durability in national monuments: San Esteban´s romanesque church of Pineda de la Sierra, Burgos, Spain

Javier Garabito, Jose Carlos Garabito, Victor Echarri, Jesús Gadea, Angel Rodriguez

Spain

Salt crystallization tests on brick masonry reinforced by CFRP textiles

Luigia Binda, Cristina Tedeschi, Maria R. Valluzzi, Enrico Garbin, Matteo Panizza

Italy

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14th April 09h00 – 11h00


Auditorium Chairs Erik Brandt / João Delgado

Speakers Evaluation of building products by conducting accelerated climate ageing in the laboratory

Bjørn Petter Jelle

Norway

The effect of concrete composition on the possibilities of accelerated testing: Carbonation example

Jeanette Visser

Netherlands

Outdoor paint ageing of Brazilian paints - Part two

Kai Loh, Edson Cardoso, Neide Sato, Marcia Shirakawa, Vanderley John

Brazil

Natural ageing tests to study in-service water resistance of pre-mixed one-coat rendered walls with hydrophobic agents

Luís Silva, Inês Flores-Colen, Nuno Vieira, Ana Barros Timmons

Portugal

The experimental evaluation of parameters contributing to the durability of coating materials for colouring and protecting external plastered surfaces

Paolo Gasparoli, Chiara Livraghi, Matteo Scaltritti

Italy

New insights into the NT Build 492 rapid chloride migration test

P. Spiesz, M.M. Ballari, H.J.H. Brouwers

Netherlands

14th April 09h00 – 11h00

Session 14 T41 – Methodologies of research

SA Chairs Luigia Binda / Vítor Cóias

Speakers Residential building stock survey in São Miguel island, Azores: Pathologies and state of degradation

Maria Machado Pires, Maria João Barros

Portugal

Ventilated stone veneer: Mechanical behaviour, calculation methodologies, major pathologies and existing tests

Carlos Pérez, Mónica Mateo, Beatriz Piedecausa, Cesar Sirvent, Antonio Maciá

Spain

Timber in buildings: Estimation of some properties using Pilodyn® and Resistograph®

Dulce Henriques, Lina Nunes, José Machado, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

Effect of the inspection conditions on the in-situ infrared thermographic examination of facades with adhered ceramic cladding

Ecem Edis, Inês Flores-Colen, Jorge de Brito

Turkey

Technical condition of prefabricated concrete large panel apartment buildings in Estonia

T. Kalamees, K. Õiger, T.-A. Kõiv, R. Liias, U. Kallavus, L. Mikli, A. Lahtla, G. Kodi, E. Arumägi

Estonia

Access viaducts to the drawbridge of Leixões harbour. Diagnosis of concrete deteriorations

Andreia Mota-Miranda, Madalena Teles

Portugal


14th April 09h00 – 11h00

Session 15 T12 – Environment characterisation

B031 Chairs Andreas Holm / Nuno Ramos

Speakers Simulation study of building envelope performance with high resolution meteorological data

Wai Ki Wu, Miljana Horvat

Canada

Performance of PVA and cellulose reinforced fiber cement in different Brazilian climates

Cleber Dias, Vanderley John

Brazil

Influence of additives on the weatherability behaviour of Glass Reinforced Concrete (GRC) prefabricated façade panels

Jose Manuel Pastor, Roberto Zangroniz, Julio Martinez, Juan Peña

Spain

Probabilistic analysis of hygrothermal conditions and mould growth potential in cold attics. Impact of weather, building system and construction design characteristics

Carl-Eric Hagentoft

Sweden

Study of marine aerosol salinity in Brazilian coast – Relationship with concrete durability and proposal of aggressiveness subzones

Gibson Meira, Mª Carmen Andrade, Mª Cruz Alonso

Brazil

Wireless in situ measurements of moisture content and temperature in timber constructions

Karin Sandberg, Anna Pousette, Simon Dahlquist

Sweden

14th April 09h00 – 11h00


B032 Chairs Kenji Motohashi / Joana Sousa-Coutinho

Speakers Effect of confinement upon crack behaviors caused by corrosion-product expansion around corroding bars

Yasuji Shinohara

Japan

Influence of air entrainers agents (AEAs) on deicing salt scaling resistance of high-volume fly ash concrete (HVFA concrete)

Philip Van den Heede, Jamie Furniere, Nele De Belie

Belgium

Investigation of the properties of concrete modified with various fibres

Ronald Mukalazi, Chun Qing Li

United Kingdom

Effect of ternary cementitious system on conductivity and diffusion coefficients models

Pratanu Ghosh, Paul Tikalsky

United States

Use of tungsten mine sludge waste in the mitigation of internal expansive reaction

Sofia Sousa, António Santos Silva, Ana Velosa, Fernando Rocha

Portugal

Durability of reinforced concrete structures in a petrochemical complex: A case study

M. Hallaji, M. Shekarchi, R. Taheri, M. Moradian, M.H. Eftekhar

Islamic Republic of Iran

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14th April 09h00 – 11h00

Session 17 T22 – Field studies

B034 Chairs Christian Brischke / Christer Sjöström

Speakers Service life and maintenance needs of corrugated steel roofing in Iceland - Case study

Björn Marteinsson

Iceland

Moisture conditions in coated glulam beams and columns during weathering

Karin Sandberg, Anna Pousette, Lars-Olof Nilsson

Sweden

Effect of urbanization on Chinese residential building energy consumption: Comparative study in Yangtze River basin

Lizhen Huang, Rolf Andre Bohne, Per Jostein Hovde

Norway

Retrofitting of timber frame walls by application of vacuum insulation panels and investigations of moisture robustness

Erland Sveipe, Bjørn Petter Jelle, Erlend Wegger, Sivert Uvsløkk, Jan Vincent Thue, Steinar Grynning, Arild Gustavsen

Norway

14th April 09h00 – 11h00

Session 18 T51 – Service life planning

B018 Chairs Michael Lacasse / Ana Guimarães

Speakers Service life estimation of facades - Use of the factor method in practice

Christian André Listerud, Svein Bjørberg, Per Jostein Hovde

Norway

Epistemic uncertainty propagation in service life prediction using the factor method

Fulvio Re Cecconi

Italy

Main spatial defects of illegal residential buildings: The case of Alto da Cova da Moura District

João Pedro, António Vilhena, António Coelho, J. Vasconcelos de Paiva, Cláudio Cruz

Portugal

Establishing specific criteria for the application of ISO 15686 factor method for service life estimation

Helena Corvacho, Marisa Quintela

Portugal

Experimental evaluation of plasters durability aimed at maintenance planning and scheduling

Giuseppe Alaimo, Daniele Enea

Italy

Planned preventive maintenance activities: analysis of guidance documents

Sónia Raposo, Manuel Fonseca, Jorge de Brito

Portugal


14th April 11h30 – 13h10

Session 19 T31 – Durability of traditional materials

Auditorium Chairs Erik Brandt / Marisa Quintela

Speakers Characterization of the conservation state of the façade of Teatro Nacional de S. João, Porto

Ana Luísa Velosa, Fernando Rocha, Aníbal Costa, João Coroado, Ana Fragata, Esmeralda Paupério

Portugal

The Sloterhof complex in Amsterdam an example of exposed concrete

Hielkje Zijlstra, Herdis Heinemann

Netherlands

Characterisation of damages of ceiling joists caused by wood-damaging fungi

Jiri Frankl

Czech Republic

Assessment of structural conditions for an old fortification in Tallinn, Estonia

Karl Õiger

Estonia

Water and chloride transport properties of renovation plasters developed for historical masonry

Zbyšek Pavlík, Lukáš Fiala, Milena Pavlíková, Robert Černý

Czech Republic

14th April 11h30 – 13h10

Session 20 T41 – Methodologies of research

SA Chairs Bill Porteous / Vítor Cóias

Speakers Toward a protocol for active IR thermography to assess the durability of building components

Claudia Amatulli, Mariella De Fino, Giambattista De Tommasi, Fabio Fatiguso, Pietro Stefanizzi

Italy

In situ testing to evaluate the mechanical performance of rendered facades - Rebound hammer and ultrasound techniques

Jorge Galvão, Inês Flores-Colen, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

Application of numerical analysis to study the adherence of renders on walls

Sara Gaspar, Cristina Matos Silva, Inês Flores-Colen

Portugal

Applicability of the Pull-Off Test: Teachings from a large sample of in situ tests

N.M.M. Ramos, M. Lurdes Simões, J.M.P.Q. Delgado, Vasco P. de Freitas

Portugal

Characterization of wood mould fungi by FTIR – A valuable step for prediction of initiation of decay

Barun Shankar Gupta, Bjørn Petter Jelle, Per Jostein Hovde, Jonas Holme

Norway

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14th April 11h30 – 13h10

Session 21 T42 – Cases of failure

B031 Chairs Vasco Peixoto de Freitas / Fernanda Martins

Speakers Guidelines for ornamental stone use in building facades

Antônio Costa, António Júnior, Luiz Branco

Brazil

Pathologies of the contemporary constructions. The case study of a residential building with 36 flats at Pignola (Potenza, Italy), realized in mixed-traditional technique

Francesco Paolo Marino

Italy

Main functional elements having defects of illegal residential buildings. The case of Cova da Moura District

António Vilhena, João Pedro, António Coelho, J. Vasconcelos Paiva

Portugal

Aging effect on the integrity of traditional Portuguese timber roof structures

A. Murta, H. Varum, J. Pinto, L. Ramos, V. Cunha, R. Cardoso, L. Nunes

Portugal

14th April 11h30 – 13h10


B032 Chairs Sandra Nunes / João Delgado

Speakers Concrete rehydration after heating to temperatures of up to 1200°C

M. Chromá, P. Rovnaník, D. Vořechovská, P. Bayer, P. Rovnaniková

Czech Republic

Bond between reinforcement and concrete – Influence of steel corrosion

Mohammed Sonebi, Richard Davidson, David Cleland

United Kingdom

Method for evaluation of concrete permeability

Valdir Moraes Pereira, Gladis Camarini

Brazil

Durability properties of concrete with recycled waste tyres

Dubravka Bjegović, Ana Baričević, Marijana Serdar

Croatia

Accelerated carbonation of concrete specimens employing high-absorption limestone aggregate

Eric Moreno, Romel Solís-Carcaño, Jorge Varela-Rivera

Mexico


14th April 11h30 – 13h10

Session 23 T64 – Masonry walls and external coatings

B034 Chairs Jean-Luc Chevalier / Bruno Daniotti

Speakers Performance of External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS) with finishing ceramic tiles

Sofia Malanho, Maria do Rosário Veiga

Portugal

Biocide tolerance of microorganisms with respect to durability of building coatings

Wolfgang Hofbauer, Nicole Krueger, Florian Mayer, Klaus Breuer

Germany

Movement provisions in exterior cladding systems: History and evolution of details and materials

Edward Gerns, Matthew Farmer

United States

Effectiveness and durability of biocides in building coatings – Biological aspects

N. Krueger, W. Hofbauer, M. Krus, C. Fitz, F. Mayer, K. Breuer

Germany

14th April 11h30 – 13h10

Session 24 T65 – Innovative materials and products for durability

B018 Chairs Peter Flüeler / Helena Beleza

Speakers Detailed investigation of modulus of elasticity in linseed oil-impregnated mature Norway spruce sapwood

Thomas Ulvcrona

Sweden

The durability of carbon fiber/epoxy composites under hydrothermal ageing

G. Alaimo, S. Alessi, D. Enea, G. Pitarresi, G. Przybytniak, G. Spadaro, D. Tumino

Italy

Durability test designed for double glazing units with interjacent light-deflecting system

Andreas Zegowitz, Hartwig M. Künzel

Germany

Durability of the reaction to fire performance for FRT wood products in different end use applications – A ten years report

Birgit Östman, Lazaros Tsantaridis

Sweden

Low energy renovation of buildings using prefabricated systems

Helena Corvacho, Joana Sousa, Luís Pereira, Marisa Quintela

Portugal

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14th April 14h30 – 16h10


Auditorium Chairs Kribanandan Gurusamy Naidu / Marisa Quintela

Speakers Moisture and temperature influence on FRP masonry bonding

Maria Rosa Valluzzi, Enrico Garbin, Matteo Panizza, Luigia Binda, Cristina Tedeschi

Italy

Investigation of retrofit solutions of window-wall assembly based on FMEA, energy performance and indoor environment

Martin Morelli, Diana Lauritsen, Svend Svendsen

Denmark

Limestone porosity determines the protective effect of a biogenic carbonate surface treatment

Willem De Muynck, Stijn Leuridan, Nele De Belie, Willy Verstraete

Belgium

The importance of design in Porto’s ancient buildings interventions. Characterization of the pathological context through a constructive model

Joaquim Teixeira, Rui Póvoas

Portugal

14th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 26 T23 – Risk analysis

SA Chairs Carl-Eric Hagentoft / Nuno Ramos

Speakers Moisture risks assessment related to energy retrofitting of existing buildings: method and case studies

Julien Chorier, Charlotte Abele, Julien Hans, Manuel Bazzana

France

Deterministic and stochastic prediction models for the buildings life platform

Pedro Paulo, Fernando Branco, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

A probabilistic approach to performance-based durability engineering

Madeleine Flint, Sarah Billington

United States

Special Session

Risk assessment of energy efficient building retrofitting measures - Progress of the IEA ECBCS Annex 55 program (RAP-RETRO)

Carl-Eric Hagentoft

Sweden


14th April 14h30 – 16h10


B031 Chairs Vasco Peixoto de Freitas / Fernanda Martins

Speakers Corrosion of reinforcement in existing concrete facades

Jukka Lahdensivu, Hanna Tietäväinen, Pentti Pirinen

Finland

Reduced service life of bathrooms due to leaks around floor gullies and pipe penetrations

Erik Brandt, Eva B. Møller, Ernst de Place Hansen

Denmark

Deterioration of foundation elements of buildings, due to sulfates attack

Fuad Zarzar Júnior, Romilde Almeida de Oliveira

Brazil

Long-term expectations and experiences of ETFE-membrane constructions

Peter Flüeler, Doerte Aller

Switzerland

Diagnosis of pathological manifestations and service life estimation of reinforced concrete structures of water reservoirs with different ages: case study

Fuad Júnior, Elaine Silva, Mauro Melo, Rafaella Ribeiro, Arnaldo Carneiro

Brazil

14th April 14h30 – 16h10


B032 Chairs Sandra Nunes / Cláudia Ferreira

Speakers Carbonation in concrete with recycled concrete aggregates

Ana Werle, Marlova Kulakowski, Claudio Kazmierczak, Jeferson Sentena

Brazil

Durability assessment at advanced age of public rental buildings in Hong Kong

H.W. Pang, C.O. Chan, W.B. Chan

China

The effect of ground limestone addition on carbonation and chloride resistance of concrete

Luca Bertolini, Federica Lollini, Elena Redaelli

Italy

Influence of mineral additions on the chloride threshold for rebar corrosion in concrete

Luca Bertolini, Federica Lollini, Elena Redaelli

Italy

Chloride ions penetration in concrete with recycled concrete aggregates

Aline Troian, Ana Werle, Marlova Kulakowski, Claudio Kazmierczak

Brazil

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14th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 29 T8 – Information technology as a tool for durable construction design

B034 Chairs Brian Kyle / Ana Guimarães

Speakers Building maintenance activity supported in virtual interactive models: façades and interior walls

Alcínia Zita Sampaio, Augusto Martins Gomes, Ana Rita Gomes, Daniel Rosário

Portugal

From building pathology to durability via GIS

E. Delegou, E. Sandri, J. Marakakis, J. Sayas, A. Moropoulou

Greece

A GIS tool for accessing climate data relevant to building practitioners

Brian Kyle, Michael Lacasse, Heather Auld, Stephan Mainville, Khaled Abdulghani

Canada

Handling uncertainties in visual examination procedure in building diagnostics

Gergely Molnárka

Hungary

FMEA software for building products

Manuel Bazzana, Julien Hans, Gerard Sauce

France

14th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 30 T63 – Waterproofing systems

B018 Chairs Ralph Paroli / Helena Beleza

Speakers Durability evaluation of highly reflective coating materials for roofing

Kenji Motohashi, Masataka Tamura

Japan

Development of a safe and environmentally friendly method for sealant renewal. Part 1: Development background and preliminary investigation

Satoru Ohsawa, Takeshi Ihara, Shingo Yoshida, Takumi Itaya, Kenji Motohashi

Japan

Longterm field studies and residual service life prediction of FPO roofing membranes

H.R. Beer, C. Kerber, G. Rieche, J.L. Schläpfer, H. Unold, S. Wehrle

Switzerland

Durability of roof insulation in re-roofing applications

Steven Bentz, Ron Erdman

United States

Dynamic response of mechanically anchored waterproofing membrane exposed during typhoon and evaluation of its wind resistance

Hiroyuki Miyauchi, Nobuo Katou, Kyoji Tanaka

Republic of Korea


14th April 16h30 – 18h10


Auditorium Chairs Helena Corvacho / Eva Barreira

Speakers Development of risk assessment procedure applied on building physics: Part one – model development

Pär Johansson, Simon Pallin, Mohammad Shahriari

Sweden

Concrete durability: Review of rapid chloride permeability testing for durability compliance

Kribanandan Gurusamy Naidu

Malaysia

Experimental determination of liquid transport properties on salt-contaminated porous stone

Roel Hendrickx, Staf Roels, Hilde De Clercq, Yves Vanhellemont

Belgium

Moisture transport through nano-based treated wood exposed to transient climatic conditions

Selamawit Mamo Fufa, Per Jostein Hovde, Bjørn Petter Jelle, Goce Talev

Norway

Full-range modelling of heat and moisture transfer coefficients in damaged porous media

Simon Rouchier, Monika Woloszyn, Geneviève Foray, Jean-Jacques Roux

France

14th April 16h30 – 18h10


SA Chairs Maria do Rosário Veiga / Ana Guimarães

Speakers Environmental factors affecting corrosion of steel inserts in ancient masonry

Luca Bertolini, Maddalena Carsana, Bruno Daniotti, Eleonora Marra

Italy

Is it possible to reutilize a brick masonry structure after a fire according to UNE EN 1996-1-2:2005?

Mª Eugenia Maciá Torregrosa, Antonio Rolando Ayuso

Spain

Application of the “moisture buffering” approach to improve the durability of historical wooden elements

Marco D'Orazio, Enrico Quagliarini

Italy

Repair mortars for rammed earth constructions

Maria Idália Gomes, Paulina Faria

Portugal

The influence of slaking time on lime putty

Maria Margalha, António Santos Silva, Maria do Rosário Veiga, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

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14th April 16h30 – 18h10

Session 33 T52 – Inspection routines and repair actions

B031 Chairs Brian Kyle / Wolfram Trinius

Speakers Comparison of methods used in European countries to assess buildings' condition

António Vilhena, João Branco Pedro, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

Calculation example for anticipating the repair need of concrete facade and balcony structures

Arto Köliö, Jukka Lahdensivu

Finland

Development of a safe and environmentally friendly method for sealant renewal. Part 2: examination of viscosity and softening effect of the remover

Takeshi Ihara, Satoru Ohsawa, Shingo Yoshida, Takumi Itaya, Kenji Motohashi

Japan

Maintenance management in basic health units

Priscila Souza Pereira, Maria A. Steinherz Hippert, José G. Francis Abdalla

Brazil

14th April 16h30 – 18h10


B032 Chairs Ralph Paroli / Sandra Nunes

Speakers Behaviour of chloride content at the surface of concrete in submerged test conditions

André Guimarães, Carlos Antón, Miguel A. Climent, Guillem de Vera

Spain

Durability characteristics of concrete containing supplementary cementing materials

E. Vejmelková, M. Keppert, M. Ondráček, P. Rovnaníková, R. Černý

Czech Republic

Comparative study of nano-SiO2 and silica fume on gas permeability of concrete

Mahdi Valipour, Alireza Mirdamadi, Mohammad Shekarchi


Comparison of chloride diffusion in nine months concrete specimens containing metakaoline and silica fume pozzolans

Mahdi Valipour, Farhad Pargar, Mohammad Shekarchi


Study of variation in surface chloride of concrete containing different pozzolans when exposed to a tidal climate in the Persian Gulf region

Mahdi Valipour, Farhad Pargar, Mohammad Shekarchi, Sara Khani



14th April 16h30 – 18h10

Session 35 T7 – Life cycle analysis and durable construction

B034 Chairs Jean-Luc Chevalier / Carmen Andrade

Speakers Sustainable smart ECO-buildings

Christer Sjöström, Gurvinder Virk, Wolfram Trinius, Alexandra Lebert, Stefano Saldinini, Hywel Davies

Sweden

Influence of durability on a modular building life cycle

Estibaliz Pérez Iribarren, Luis Portillo Valdés, Jose Sala Lizarraga, Jon Terés Zubiaga

Spain

Investigating of the effects on building energy consumption and life cycle cost of building envelope alternatives

Sibel Macka, Yalcın Yasar, Asiye Pehlevan

Turkey

Bioclimatic architecture potential in buildings durability and in their thermal and environmental performance

Nuno Cruz, M. Isabel Torres, J.A.R. Mendes da Silva

Portugal

14th April 16h30 – 18h10

Session 36 T65 – Innovative materials and products for durability

B018 Chairs Peter Flüeler / Vanderley John

Speakers Increase of durability of carbonate stones consolidated with nanoparticles of Ca(OH)2

Paula López-Arce, Ainara Zornoza Indart, Luz Gómez-Villalba, Rafael Fort

Spain

The resistance of completely recyclable concrete to carbonation, chloride penetration and freeze-thaw attack with de-icing agents

Mieke De Schepper, Philip Van den Heede, Christophe Windels, Nele De Belie

Belgium

Tailored precipitated silica adsorbents for the built environment

Ebenezer Twumasi, Peter Norberg, Christer Sjöström

Sweden

Development of building materials through alkaline activation of construction and demolition waste (CDW) – Resistance to high temperatures

Joana Rapazote, Cristovão Laginhas, Amândio Teixeira-Pinto

Portugal

Mix design for durable recycled concretes

Marco Viviani

Switzerland

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15th April 09h00 – 11h00


Auditorium Chairs Hartwig Künzel / Eva Barreira

Speakers Durability of biocidal agents in façade coatings and their release under real climatic conditions

R. Schwerd, C. Scherer, F. Mayer, M. Krus, C. Fitz, K. Breuer, K. Sedlbauer

Germany

Durability assessment of new generation coated steel technologies for use in building and construction: Methodology and a case study

Rob Scott

Australia

Durability of materials used in the two-by-four residential buildings

S. Nakajima, Y. Tsujimura, T. Murakami, H. Matsumoto, A. Seino, M. Nakajima

Japan

Hygrothermal behaviour testing of external thermal insulation composite systems with rendering in Nordic climate

Toni Pakkala, Jommi Suonketo

Finland

Durability of nano-based treated wood exposed to accelerated weathering

Selamawit Mamo Fufa, Per Jostein Hovde, Bjørn Petter Jelle, Per Martin Rørvik

Norway

Minimum criteria for durability evaluation of unplasticized PVC building products, for outdoor applications

Vera Fernandes-Hachich, Vahan Agopyan

Brazil

15th April 09h00 – 11h00


B018 Chairs Per Jostein Hovde / Julien Hans

Speakers Material aging simulation by modelling interaction of micro-environment stress and material performances

Pierre Zurbrügg

Switzerland

An analytical study on the carbonation progress of concrete depending on the quality of the surface layer

Sato Sachie, Lee Youngran, Masuda Yoshihiro

Japan

Development of a risk assessment procedure applied on building physics. Part two - An applicability study

Simon Pallin, Pär Johansson, Mohammad Shahriari

Sweden

Using the statistics of random processes to predict the deterioration in end-use properties of polymeric coatings

Stuart Croll, Brian Hinderliter

United States

Development of a service life model for wooden structures

Hannu Viitanen, Tomi Toratti, Lasse Makkonen

Finland

Material specific isopleth-systems as valuable tools for the assessment of the durability of building materials against mould infestation – The “isopleth-traffic light”

Klaus Sedlbauer, Wolfgang Hofbauer, Nicole Krueger, Florian Mayer, Klaus Breuer

Germany


15th April 09h00 – 11h00

Session 39 T52 – Inspection routines and repair actions

B031 Chairs Chun-Qing Li / Wolfram Trinius

Speakers In situ testing techniques for evaluation of water penetration in rendered facades - The portable moisture meter and Karsten tube

Ruben Duarte, Inês Flores-Colen, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

Inspections and maintenance programmes for the conservation of historic architecture - Some critical issues related to degradation and durability

Paolo Gasparoli, Matteo Scaltritti

Italy

Risk management in the rehabilitation of structures

João Pedro Parreira, Vítor Cóias

Portugal

Dirt collection extension in buildings façades

Pedro Paulo, Fernando Branco, Jorge de Brito, Mário Garrido

Portugal

Methodology of a new building diagnostic system

Attila Koppány

Hungary

15th April 09h00 – 11h00


B032 Chairs Kribanandan Gurusamy Naidu / Cláudia Ferreira

Speakers Galvanostatic pulse corrosion measurements on onsite reinforced concrete specimens in Persian Gulf

Mahdi Valipour, Farhad Pargar, Mohammad Shekarchi, Sara Khani


Effect of different pozzolanic admixtures on sulfuric acid resistance of concrete

Masoud Moradian, Milad Hallaji, Behnam Kiani, Mohammad Shekarchi, Mehdi Chari


Experiments for determining the corrosion activity of reinforced concrete

Ali Osman Kuruşcu, Meltem Vatan

Turkey

The influence of early loading in a study from compressive strength, tensile strength and microcracking formation

Geilma Lima Vieira, Denise Dal Molin

Brazil

The influence of glycerophosphates on the transfer properties of concrete cover

Oly Vololonirina, Simone Julien, Ginette Arliguie, Alain Sellier

France

Relationship between fractal dimension of fine aggregates and chloride resistance of concrete

Wen Xue, Lei Zhang, Ju Chen, Weiliang Jin

China

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15th April 09h00 – 11h00


B034 Chairs Joana Sousa-Coutinho / Ivone Nobre

Speakers An experimental study on how treated bases influence the adhesion of mortar coatings

Angelo Costa e Silva, Helena Carasek, João Mota, Fred Barbosa

Brazil

Performance of blended and modified cements exposed to aggressive environments

Asad-ur-Rehman Khan, Najmus Sahar Zafar

Pakistan

Influence of sample preparation and the addition of BFS on water vapour sorption isotherms

Elke Gruyaert, Céline Dieleman, Nele De Belie

Belgium

Effect of internal hydrophobation, silica fume and w/c on water sorption of hardened cement pastes

Mohammad Baghban, Per Jostein Hovde, Stefan Jacobsen

Norway

15th April 11h30 – 13h10


Auditorium Chairs Maria do Rosário Veiga / Pedro Pereira

Speakers Investigation the effects of fire precautions on durability of building materials

Nuri Serteser

Turkey

The influence of curing conditions on lime and lime-metakaolin mortars

Paulina Faria, Ana Martins

Portugal

Building details of a tabique dwelling in Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro region

R. Cardoso, A. Paiva, J. Pinto, A. Murta, H. Varum, L. Nunes, L. Ramos

Portugal

Hygrometric kinetics and microstructure of building materials

Maria Karoglou, Antonia Moropoulou, Magdalyni Krokida, Zacharias Maroulis

Greece

Durability of glass, polypropylene and steel fiber reinforced concrete

Tara Rahmani, Behnam Kiani, Farzaneh Sami, Bastam Najafi fard, Yaghoob Farnam, Mohammad Shekarchizadeh



15th April 11h30 – 13h10


B018 Chairs Per Jostein Hovde / Shiro Nakajima

Speakers Estimation and validation of concrete strength and service life using software packages based on predictive models

Vagelis G. Papadakis, Sotiris Demis

Greece

Durability of interior renderings in schools: Optimization of envelope insulation for mitigation of mould growth risk

N.M.M. Ramos, I.M. Ribeiro, P. Santos, J.M.P.Q. Delgado, Vasco P. de Freitas

Portugal

Hygrothermal simulation and service life prediction of selected AAC-based building envelopes

Václav Kočí, Jiří Maděra, Jaroslav Výborný, Robert Černý

Czech Republic

Thermal performance degradation of foam insulation in inverted roofs due to moisture accumulation

Daniel Zirkelbach, Beate Schafaczek, Hartwig M. Künzel

Germany

Survival analysis methodology for service live prediction and building maintenance

Carles Serrat, Vicenç Gibert

Spain

15th April 11h30 – 13h10

Session 44 T7 – Life cycle analysis and durable construction

B031 Chairs Jean-Luc Chevalier / Ivone Nobre

Speakers Selection of construction solutions and materials to optimize the indoor environmental quality of buildings

Sandra Monteiro da Silva, Manuela Guedes de Almeida

Portugal

Influence of degradation and service life of construction materials on the embodied energy and the energy requirements of building

Carol Monticelli, Fulvio Re Cecconi, Giorgio Pansa, Andrea Mainini

Italy

Durable and robust vacuum insulation technology for buildings

K. Gudmundsson, C. Sjöström, P. Norberg, W. Trinius, E. Twumasi

Sweden

The value of cultural assets. Maintenance costs and economic sustainability of heritage

Gema Ramirez Pacheco, Federico Garcia Erviti

Spain

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15th April 11h30 – 13h10


B032 Chairs Carmen Andrade / Joaquim Figueiras

Speakers The nail plate method to determine the partially restrained shrinkage of cement-based mortars and concretes

Kari Saastamoinen

Finland

Chloride penetration into mortar-concrete systems – Analysis of the additional protection in delaying chloride ingress

Raphaele Malheiro, Munique Lima, Gibson Meira, Normando Perazzo

Portugal

Chloride aging factor of concrete measured by means of resistivity

Carmen Andrade, Marta Castellote, Renata d'Andrea

Spain

Moisture effects in externally strengthened concrete

Antonio Bonati, Vittorio Galimberti

Italy

Durability of glass fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) materials in concrete – Effect of carbonation on bond strength

Sotiris Demis, Vagelis G. Papadakis

Greece

15th April 11h30 – 13h10


B034 Chairs Enrico de Angelis / Isabel Ribeiro

Speakers Pathologies of industrialized buildings made by bearing precast concrete panels. The case study of intervention with the same building system at Chiaromonte (27 dwellings), Francavilla in Sinni (27 dwellings) and Lagonegro (36 dwellings)

Filiberto Lembo

Italy

Durability of concrete and brick facades of apartment buildings built between 1960-90 in Estonia

Simo Ilomets, Targo Kalamees, Tõnis Agasild, Karl Õiger, Lembi-Merike Raado

Estonia

State of repair of marquees on buildings in Recife, Brazil: Case study and quantitative analysis

João Carvalho, Thiago Chaves, Eudes Rocha, Antonio Melo, Kalline Almeida, Eliana Monteiro

Brazil

Statistical study of pathologies in post-delivery of real estate ventures

Eduardo Qualharini, Elaine Vazquez, Lais Alves, Victor Santos

Brazil


15th April 14h30 – 16h10


Auditorium Chairs Michael Lacasse / João Delgado

Speakers Evaluation of salt removal from azulejo tiles and mortars using electrodesalination

Célia Ferreira, Lisbeth Ottosen, Iben Christensen, Sabina Brammer, Daniela Sveegaard

Portugal

Improving the durability of portuguese historical gypsum plasters using compatible restoration products

Teresa Freire, M. Rosário Veiga, António Santos Silva, Jorge de Brito

Portugal

Performance and durability of external post-insulation and added roof constructions

Eva B. Møller, Ernst de Place Hansen, Erik Brandt

Denmark

Controlled ventilation of historic churches – Assessment of impact on the indoor environment via hygrothermal building simulation

Andreas Holm, Florian Antretter, Ralf Kilian, Fabian Ritter, Barbara Wehle

Germany

Hygric properties of lime based mortars used for restoration interventions on historic structures

Eleni Aggelakopoulou, Asterios Bakolas, Antonia Moropoulou

Greece

15th April 14h30 – 16h10


B032 Chairs Joaquim Figueiras / Isabel Ribeiro

Speakers Influence that ratio of length to diameter of high-strength concrete core to compressive strength of concrete

Sumie Suzuki, Tadatugu Kage, Shigeki Seko

Japan

Evaluation on drying shrinkage of concrete using shrinkage reducing admixtures

Tadatsugu Kage, Yoshiaki Ohno

Japan

Experimental study on influence of environmental condition and materials to drying shrinkage of concrete

Yoshiaki Ohno, Yoshihiro Masuda, Tadatugu Kage

Japan

Characterization of different types of ceramic waste and its incorporation to the cement paste to evaluate pozzolanic reactivity

Valeria Almeida, Ana Catarina Evangelista

Brazil

Assessment of residual pull-out bond strength subjeted to process of accelerated corrosion

Luciane Caetano, Roseane Shimomukay, Vitor Perrone, Luiz Carlos Silva Filho

Brazil

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15th April 14h30 – 16h10

Session 49 T63 – Waterproofing systems

B031 Chairs Christer Sjöström / Peter Flüeler

Speakers Development of wind resistance test method for mechanically anchored waterproofing systems

Kyoji Tanaka, Naoyuki Koshishi, Hiroyuki Miyauchi, Nobuo Katou, Tao Lin

Japan

Development of test method for evaluating root resistance of waterproofing membrane and root barrier sheet for roof garden study with thickening growth of rhizome of bamboo grass

Saori Ishihara, Kyoji Tanaka

Japan

Designing for 60 year EPDM roof system service lives

Thomas Hutchinson

United States


9. CLOSING SESSION 15th April

Dr. Michael Lacasse Opening remarks 16h30 – 17h50 Auditorium Dr.-Ing. Hartwig Künzel Chair of Theme 1 – Building Physics and

Durability, Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics Germany

Prof. Chun-Qing Li Chair of Theme 2 – Service Life Prediction Methodologies, University of Greenwich United Kingdom

Prof. Luigia Binda Chair of Theme 3 – The Durability Approach for Historical and Old Buildings, Politecnico di Milano Italy

Prof. Vasco Peixoto de Freitas Chair of Theme 4 – Building Pathology vs. Durability, University of Porto – Faculty of Engineering Portugal

Dr. Wolfram Trinius Chair of Theme 5 – Asset and Maintenance Management, Ingenieurburo Trinius Germany

Prof. Vanderley John Chair of Theme 6 – The Durability of Materials, Systems and Components, Universidade de São Paulo Brazil

Dr. Jean-Luc Chevalier Chair of Theme 7 – Life Cycle Analysis and Durable Construction, Centre Scientifique et Technique du Batiment France

P. Eng. Brian Kyle Chair of Theme 8 – Information Technology as a Tool for Durable Construction Design, Sustainable Lifecycle Asset Management Consulting Ltd Canada


Dr. Michael Lacasse Chair of the 12 DBMC Scientific Committee, National Research Council Canada, Institute for Research in Construction Canada

To be chosen during 12DBMC Chair of 13DBMC Local Organising Committee Prof. Helena Corvacho Co-Chair of 12DBMC and Co-Chair of 12DBMC

Local Organising Committee, University of Porto - Faculty of Engineering Portugal

Prof. Vasco Peixoto de Freitas Chairman of 12DBMC and Chair of 12DBMC Local Organising Committee, University of Porto - Faculty of Engineering Portugal


Musical moment Tuna de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto

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TUNA DE ENGENHARIA DA UNIVERSIDADE DO PORTO

The Portuguese word Tuna is used to designate a musical group playing cordophone instruments and singing. They are a tradition among university students. They sing popular songs typically devoted to student bohemian, love, saudade, etc. The songs may have a melancholic nature, somehow related with Fado, or naughty characteristics, joking with different aspects of the students’ life.

Each school of the different Portuguese universities can have its own Tuna. They are distinguished from

each other by the clothing of their members which, although having the same basis (black suit, white shirt and black cloak), have different details of color and symbols related with the school.

The Tuna of Engineering of the University of Porto was created in November 1988. It is the second eldest Tuna in the city of Porto still active, and the first one to be exclusive of a School. Since its beginning many other Tunas have been created, allowing the development of a musical movement closely related with Portuguese university life.


10. RELATED MEETINGS 10th – 12th April

10th April: 09h00 – 18h30 11th April: 09h00 – 17h00 12th April: 09h00 – 13h00

I-105

ISO/TC59/SC14 "Design Life" Christer Sjöström

12th April

14h30 - 18h00 I-105

ISO/TC59/SC17/WG1 “Sustainability in Building and Civil Engineering Works” Wolfram Trinius

12th April

09h00 - 16h30 Salão Nobre of FEUP Civil Engineering Department

CIB/RILEM W083 Joint Committee on Roofing Ralph Paroli

14th April

18h00 - 20h00 Sala B032

CIB W080 : “Prediction of Service Life of Building Materials and Components” Bruno Daniotti

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11. WELCOME RECEPTION 12th April

19h30 – 20h30 FEUP Library Porto

Musical moment Ana Célia Costa (violin) Miguel Oliveira (piano)

UNIVERSITY OF PORTO - FACULTY OF ENGINEERING (FEUP)

The Faculty of Engineering is the largest Faculty of the University of Porto and has a significant autonomy. With 90,000 square meters of campus, FEUP includes nine departments: Department of Civil Engineering, Department of Mining Engineering, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Department of Engineering Physics, Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Department of Informatics Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Department of

Chemical Engineering. The nine departments together serve a community of approximately 7000 students.

The Faculty of Engineering goes back to 1837, when the Academia Polytechnica was created in Porto, replacing the early Nautical School (Aula Náutica), where the teaching of Engineering in Portugal had its origins in 1765. The name Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto was first used in 1930. In 1988, with the publication of the law on University Autonomy, the Faculty of Engineering was able to vote its first statute where its administrative, financial and pedagogic autonomy was sanctioned. FEUP pays strong attention to the Bologna renewal process and has transformed its educational programmes accordingly. Integrated master programmes of five-year duration were created for the several engineering branches of the Faculty.

The 10 courses offered by FEUP are accredited by the Portuguese professional association of engineers, the Ordem dos Engenheiros – OE. FEUP enjoys a very strong reputation all over the country, namely among its prospective students, and typically accepts just a percentage of the candidates that apply each year to the FEUP. The broad network of international cooperation is another of its many assets.


ANA CÉLIA COSTA AND MIGUEL OLIVEIRA

Ana Célia Costa began her musical career in 1985, by attending the Violin class of Prof. Carneiro. In 1996 she enrolled in the Porto Music Conservatory, where she studied during two years under the guidance of Prof. Radu Ungarium in the Violin class. In that same year, she began to play with the Porto Music Conservatory orchestra, directed by Maestro Kamen Goleminov. In 1999 she finished the 7th year in the Violin class of Prof. José Paulo Jesus, at the Porto Music Conservatory. During 2005, she was in charge of the musical selection at the Casa da Foz restaurant, in Porto. In August 2005, she played with pianist José Miguel Oliveira at the Porto Literary Club during the "Melodias de Sempre" thematic evenings. At the beginning of 2006 she was second violinist of the Musicais.com orchestra, and took part in several concerts nationally. At the end of 2006, she obtained her degree in Architecture from the Porto Faculty of Architecture.

Miguel Oliveira enrolled in the Porto Music Conservatory in 1993 and finished the 8th year in the Piano classes of Prof. Constantin Sandu and Eduardo Resende. There he also attended the Chamber Music class of Maestro Kamen Goleminov. He has a degree in Music Composition from the University of Aveiro, which he obtained with an average grade of 17/20. He regularly plays in solo or Chamber Music concerts across the country. He was a rehearsal pianist of the Círculo Portuense de Ópera (the Porto Opera Circle) and of the University of Aveiro choir and plays frequently with other choirs. Since 2001, he is the organist of the S. Tarcísio Choir. As an accompanying pianist, his regular work with many dance schools should be remarked; in all of them he was working for the Royal Academy of Dance and for the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing.

During the cocktail, we invite you to listen to a careful selection of classical music from some of the more important composers spanning several centuries, of timeless melodies that will include Scott Joplin's ragtime and some of the best 1960s and 1970s music, and also some of today's music hits. The music will echo throughout the night establishing several moods and sensations, recreating different environments that have made, and make us dream, and from which we hope your night may be filled with a particular glow and energy.

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12. CITY TOUR / PORTO WINE CELLARS DINNER 13th April

18h30 – 20h30 City Tour Meeting point - Entrance of FEUP

20h30 – 23h30 Porto Wine cellars – Ferreirinha Vila Nova de Gaia

CITY TOUR

FEUP � Rotunda da Boavista (Casa da Musica) � Av. da Boavista � Castelo do Queijo � Foz � Marginal � Ribeira � Sé � Porto Wine cellars “Ferreirinha”

PORTO WINE CELLARS – FERREIRINHA

It is difficult to separate the history of the Ferreira family from that of the Douro Demarcated Region (set up in 1756) and of the commercial development of its Port and Douro Wines. Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira became a widow at the age of 33 and took charge of the company, which she consolidated thanks to her entrepreneurial spirit and charisma. With an exceptional energy and an unrivalled commercial acumen, she was able, despite the political troubles of her days, to give a great thrust to wine-growing in the Douro. Her intelligence and kindness earned the warm

admiration of her contemporaries, who nicknamed her “Ferreirinha” (“little Ferreira”). An interesting symbolic artefact is Ferreira’s logo which is an emu, an elegant bird that never walks backwards. It is under the name “Casa Ferreirinha” that the company’s Douro wines are traditionally sold in Portugal. In 198, when Sogrape Vinhos S.A. acquired the company of A.A. Ferreira, S.A., it also took on its cultural and historical heritage: the linkage between production and trade, the understanding of tradition as a factor of modernity, the focus on quality as a mainstay of the brand’s prestige.

Ferreira cellars are located in the historical area of Vila Nova de Gaia, by the Douro riverside. Given the significant tradition in Port Wine history of the “Casa Ferreirinha”, the original architecture of this astonishing space was respected. At the Ferreira cellars lies what is probably the largest and best collection of Ports from the 19th and 20th centuries, the oldest wine dating back to 1815.

Buses will be waiting for 12DBMC participants near the Porto Wine cellars “Ferreirinha” for the return to Porto after dinner. They will stop at Av. dos Aliados, Hotel Ipanema Porto, Porto Palácio Hotel, Hotel Ibis and FEUP.


13. CONFERENCE BANQUET 14th April

20h30 – 23h30 Palácio da Bolsa Porto

PALÁCIO DA BOLSA – JEWEL OF THE XIX CENTURY ARCHITECTURE

Being founded in 1834, the Associação Comercial do Porto (Oporto Commercial Association – Chamber of Commerce and Industry) began the construction of its headquarters – the Palácio da Bolsa – in 1842 (these are two of the dates one can find in the corners of the ceiling of the Hall of Nations – 24th December 1834 and 6th October 1842).

Over three generations, many masters and craftsmen have worked together to build this XIX century architectural neoclassical style masterpiece. Important names in architecture, sculpture, painting and the decorative arts have contributed with their combined efforts to creating this unique building.

Classified as a National Monument, the building is, nowadays, an ex-libris of the city and receives, every year, over 200 000 visitors.

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14. PORTO MAP

Feup

Palácio da Bolsa

Ferreirinha Cellars

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