Alkali-activated cementitious material and concrete

1 Institute of concrete Technology Alkali-activated cementitious material and concrete PAS 8820:2016 Organised by The Institute of concrete Technology and University College London 21 September 2016 Sponsored by C-Probe Systems Ltd Department of Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering University College London, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT Alkali-activated cementitious material (AACM) and concrete PAS 8820:2016 Provisional Programme The term AACM covers a wide range of binders, some of which have been used in the UK and overseas for precast and in situ concrete .

2 However, compared to Portland cement, there is much less experience of the performance of these materials during construction and in the longer term. For this reason, the Publicly Available Specification PAS 8820, published in May, adopts performance testing, rather than prescribing composition or proportions. Please contact for details. The PAS is intended for use by construction material suppliers, designers and specifiers to enable AACMs to be developed and the most appropriate AACMs to be utilised for different applications. The meeting will discuss the various aspects of AACM and will be of interest to consultants, designers, specifiers, materials suppliers and researchers.

3 CPD-approved by The Institute of concrete Technology Registration and Coffee Chairman Introduction Professor Michael Grantham, President, The Institute of concrete Technology Introduction and historical perspective Professor John Provis Professor of Cement Materials Science and Engineering, University of Sheffield An engineering perspective of AACMs and PAS 8820 Don Wimpenny Principal Materials Engineer, CH2M Hill Practical implementation of PAS 8820 from a product provider s perspective Dr. Martin Liska, R & D Manager, and Prof. Peter Hewlett, Research Consultant David Ball Group Discussion Lunch Ensuring future structure resilience with AACM and monitoring Graeme Jones Managing Director, C-Probe Systems Ltd Adding activator and superplasticiser separately An effective approach to improve the performance of superplasticizer in Alkali-activated slag Dr.

4 Yun Bai Reader in Materials, University College London Discussion Tea Comparison of the mix design and performance characteristics for banahCEM and PC-based concretes. Andrew McIntosh Research Director, Banah UK Ltd Structural use of site cast Alkali-activated slag concrete in an office building-Chongqing Jianke Professor Changhui Yang and Dr. Kai Yang, College of Materials Science & Engineering Chongqing University, China, and Dr. Yun Bai Reader in Materials, UCL Discussion Chairman s closing summary Institute of concrete Technology Alkali-activated cementitious material and concrete PAS 8820:2016 21 Sept 2016 Cost Please tick ICT 120 Non-Members 150 Students 75 Exhibition spaces: 225 + VAT 3m x 2m exhibition stand space Includes one delegate for the event Delegate Details Invoice details if different Surname Forename Person making booking: name Tel: Title Email.

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