Minfei published in CCR

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Installation and training for Rheometer

20 jan. 2022 11:53

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PhD-defence Yading Xu

15 dec. 2021 20:46

Today Yading Xu defended his thesis with the title:

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Early Christmas Present

15 dec. 2021 13:54

Today our new Rheometer arrived for testing our materials for 3D printing.

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Minfei did today the first trial to make samples in the 3D printed mould for our small-TSTM machine. The results is not perfect yet (some air inside), but looks very promissing. Soon you will find the first real results here on testing the samples.

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ConCreep12 save the date!

26 nov. 2021 14:45

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back to teams

24 nov. 2021 16:25

We are back to online meetings. Today our micromechanics meeting in which Patrick (ASR) and Fernando (fire) are presenting their progress of the PhD-research.

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Article of Marija published in CBM

24 nov. 2021 09:28

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Smartincs hybrid meeting

16 nov. 2021 15:45

Yesterday and today we have a project meeting of the EU Smartincs project on self-healing concrete. The actual meeting is in Cambridge but several people join online. In the project 15 ESRs (PhD-students) are developing self-healing agents for concrete, developing tests for measuring self healing performance and working on upscaling methods and implementation strategies to bring self-healing concrete to practice.

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Bojan Poletanovic visiting Microlab

12 nov. 2021 09:58

This week Bojan Poletanovic from TU-Vienna is visiting the microlab. He is preparing specimens together with Shan He to perform fibre pull-out tests of natural fibres in cement and geopolymer matrix. In December he will visit again to perform the tests.

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flexible 3D printed concrete

10 nov. 2021 16:23

Today Anne Linde was testing her flexible 3D printed Strain Hardening Cementitious Composite. It shows a huge deformation capacity and multiple cracking. The material is developed within the NWO-OTP project 17251 – High Performance 3D Concrete Printing that is a collaboration between TU Eindhoven and TU Delft.

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