HYPERCON

Prediction and Optimization of Concrete Performance

News

• How we might help you

• NIST/Industry Consortium on Virtual Cement and Concrete Testing Laboratory Formed, January 2001

• New Version 3.0 (June 2005) of CEMHYD3D computer modeling software available

• Version 1.1 of Virtual Cement and Concrete Testing Laboratory software available

• FHWA/NIST Concrete Optimization Software Tool (COST) available

• Visualization of High Performance Concrete Web Page

• ACBM/NIST 2008 Workshop Information

• The Visible Cement Data Set

Information

Program Description

Bibliography of Recent Publications

Computer Models in HYPERCON

Databases in HYPERCON

Other Servers at NIST

Predicting the Service Life of Chloride-Exposed Steel-Reinforced Concrete

• Report

• Software

Concrete Optimization Software Tool (COST)

• User's Guide

• Software

Processing and Rheology

• Testing and Modelling of Fresh Concrete Rheology

• Movies of 3-D Simulations of Flow of Suspensions

Curing

• Curing of High Performance Concrete: Report of the State of the Art

• Mixture Proportioning with Saturated Lightweight Aggregates

• Protected Paste Volume in Concrete: Extension to Internal Curing Using Saturated Lightweight Fine Aggregates

• Preliminary Observations of Water Movement in Cement Pastes During Curing Using X-ray Absorption

• Shrinkage-Reducing Admixtures and Early Age Dessication in Cement Pastes and Mortars

Characterization of Concrete and Concrete Materials

• The Concrete Microscopy Library

• SEM/X-ray Imaging of Cement-Based Materials

Simulation of Performance and Service Life of HPC

• Modeling the Structure and Properties of Cement-Based Materials (monograph)

• Multi-Scale Microstructural Modelling of Concrete Diffusivity: Identification of Significant Variables

• Influence of Silica Fume on Diffusivity in Cement-Based Materials. II. Multi-Scale Modeling of Concrete Diffusivity

The Economics of High Performance Concrete

• Life-cycle costing software for preliminary bridge design

Predicting Environmental Properties in the Virtual Cement and Concrete Testing Laboratory

Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability software

Contact: Kenneth A. Snyder, Group Leader, Inorganic Materials Group

E-mail: kenneth.snyder@nist.gov

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