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On the Role of Experimental Mechanics in Assessing the Performance of Concrete

by Stuart E. Swartz, Kansas State Univ, Manhattan, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Engineering Mechanics

Abstract:

The role of experimental mechanics in material characterization, design, construction, performance evaluation, repair, rehabilitation and finally destruction of concrete structures is described through selected examples in this report and others in this conference volume.

Subject Headings: Construction materials | Shell structures | Rehabilitation | Materials characterization | Material tests | Concrete structures | Concrete construction

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