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This is a compilation of papers addressing “High-Performance Structural Lightweight Concrete” presented October 30, 2002 at the American Concrete Institute Fall Convention in Phoenix, Arizona. This symposium was sponsored by ACI Committee 213, Lightweight Aggregate and Concrete, to report on a wide range of global construction applications incorporating high-performance lightweight-aggregate concrete. This diverse symposium included papers that covered microstructural issues (autogenous shrinkage, internal curing), material and structural properties (transfer length, shear strength, seismic behavior), and applications in large civil structures (long-span balanced cantilever bridges, offshore platform, float-in navigational locks). 202 pp.
High-Performance Structural Lightweight Concrete - Table of Contents:
Preface
SP-218-1: First Use of Lightweight High-Performance Concrete Beams in Virginia
SP-218-2: Transfer and Development Length of 0.6-inch Strand in High Strength
Lightweight Concrete
SP-218-3: Review of Parameters Influencing the Seismic Design of Lightweight
Concrete Structures
SP-218-4: Lightweight Concrete in the Marine Environment
SP-218-5: Shear Strength of Lightweight Reinforced Concrete Beams
SP-218-6: Composite Bridge Systems with High-Performance Lightweight Concrete
SP-218-7: Lightweight Concrete Makes a Dam Float
SP-218-8: Internal Curing-Role of Absorbed Water in Aggregates
SP-218-9: Mitigating Autogenous Shrinkage by Internal Curing
SP-218-10: Use of Magnetic Resonance Imaging to Study Internal Moist Curing in Concrete
Containing Saturated Lightweight Aggregate
SP-218-11: Development of Very Low Density Structural Lightweight Concrete
SP-218-12: Norway Bridges Using High Performance Lightweight Aggregate Concrete
ACI - High-Performance Structural Lightweight Concrete
