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Saturday, September 14, 2019 09:00 – 10:20

CTU - Hall 1
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: HYDRATION OF CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS 9:00 – 9:30 Context and overview of hydration Why Portland Cement will continue to be dominant How hydration works and overview of reactions Karen Scrivener 9:35 – 10:05 Hydrate phases: Part 1 Basics and C-S-H Importance of C-S-H Our current state of knowledge on atomistic structure Mesoscopic structure, granular or nanocrystalline Microstructures Karen Scrivener 10:10 – 10:20 Aluminium in C-S-H Barbara Lothenbach

Saturday, September 14, 2019 09:00 – 12:30

CTU - Hall 2
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: ALKALI ACTIVATED CEMENTS - Part I 9:00 – 9:15 Welcome words (Introduction to the course in the framework of the XV ICCC. 100 years of ICCC) Angel Palomo 9:15 – 9:50 Environmental problems caused by the production of OPC. Can Alkaline Cements mitigate or even solve those problems? John Provis

Saturday, September 14, 2019 10:40 – 12:10

CTU - Hall 1
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: HYDRATION OF CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS 10:40 – 11:20 Hydrate phases: Part 2 Other hydrates Hydrates from aluminate and ferrite phases Ruben Snellings 11:25 – 12:10 Thermodynamic modelling Prediction of phase assemblages Simplified phase diagram Thermodynamic modelling, principles and example Barbara Lothenbach

Saturday, September 14, 2019 13:00 – 15:30

CTU - Hall 1
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: HYDRATION OF CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS 13:00 – 13:40 Mechanisms: Induction period and Main peak State of the art: theories of mechanisms controlling hydration Geochemical perspectives New findings on early hydration Mechanisms controlling acceleration and deceleration Karen Scrivener 13:45 – 14:25 Mechanisms: Later ages and Microstructure Mechanisms governing hydration after first day Reaction of aluminate phases / optimum sulfate Microstructure, relation to property development Karen Scrivener 14:30 – 15:00 Impact temperature and relative humidity Barbara Lothenbach 15:00 – 15:30 Further questions / Open discussion

Saturday, September 14, 2019 13:30 – 16:00

CTU - Hall 2
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: ALKALI ACTIVATED CEMENTS - Part I 13:30 – 14:20 Overview on rheology applied to Alkaline Activation Marta Palacios 14:20 – 15:10 Physical and mechanical properties of Alkaline cements Caijun Shi 15:10 – 16:00 Introduction to the Durability of Alkaline cements Susan Bernal

Sunday, September 15, 2019 09:00 – 10:30

CTU - Hall 1
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: SUPPLEMENTARY CEMENTITOUS MATERIALS 9:00 - 9:45 SCMs: overview of types, impact on hydration and microstructure.… Karen Scrivener 9:45 - 10:30 Conventional SCMs , blast furnace slag, coal combustion fly ash: properties and use in cement and concrete Doug Hooton

Sunday, September 15, 2019 09:00 – 12:20

CTU - Hall 2
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: ALKALI ACTIVATED CEMENTS Part II - DEBUNKING MYTHS 9:00 – 9:05 Welcome words Angel Palomo 9:05 – 9:35 History of Alkaline Cements (Important events) John Provis 9:40 – 10:35 Production of Portland Cement VS Production of Alkaline Cement The role of clays. Synthetic glasses. Universal production of Alkaline Cement Ines Garcia Lodeiro 10:40 – 11:10 Geological resources and new methods of activation for alkaline cements Susan Bernal 11:15 – 11:45 Liquid or solid activators? Angel Palomo 11:50 – 12:20 Standards (What to do with Alkaline cements?) Caijun Shi

Sunday, September 15, 2019 10:50 – 12:20

CTU - Hall 1
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: SUPPLEMENTARY CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS 10:50 - 11:35 Ternary blended cements including Calcined clays and limestone Karen Scrivener 11:35 - 12:20 Other SCMs (natural pozzolans, organic matter ashes, ….): properties and use in cement and concrete Ruben Snellings

Sunday, September 15, 2019 13:30 – 15:00

CTU - Hall 1
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: SUPPLEMENTARY CEMENTITOUS MATERIALS 13:30 - 14:15 Reactivity tests (featuring the RILEM TC 267-TRM results) Ruben Snellings 14:15 – 15:00 Durability of blended cements – impact of SCMs Karen Scrivener

Sunday, September 15, 2019 13:30 – 16:00

CTU - Hall 2
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: ALKALI ACTIVATED CEMENTS Part II - DEBUNKING MYTHS 13:30 – 14:20 Evaluation of existing technology for the production of Hybrid Alkaline Cement. (Technology investment: CO2 emissions: durability issues versus OPC) Pavel Martauz 14:20 – 15:15 Testing materials in the lab for durability (are OPC procedures applicable to Alkaline Cements?) John Provis 15:15 – 15:45 Recommendations for future research and Concluding Remarks Angel Palomo

Sunday, September 15, 2019 18:00 – 20:00

PCC - Foyer - 2nd floor
WELCOME EVENING

Monday, September 16, 2019 08:30 – 09:15

Forum Hall
Opening Ceremony Lukáš Peřka Organizing Committee Chairman, Research Institute of Binding Materials Prague Jan Gemrich Steering Committee Secretary, Scientific Committee Chairman, Czech Cement Association Ladislav Damašek Czech Cement Association

Monday, September 16, 2019 09:15 – 10:30

Forum Hall
Keynote Lectures I - Process Technology and Clinker Chemistry All keynote lectures 25 minutes + 5 minutes discussion 9:15-9:30 Opening Speech: Progress of the Cement Chemistry – the Last Hundred Years and Next Fred Glasser (United Kingdom) or Karen Scrivener (Switzerland) 9:30-10:00 Theme 1. Process Technology and Clinker Chemistry The Cement Industry on the Way to a Low Carbon Industry Martin Schneider (Germany) 10:00-10:30 Theme 1. Process Technology and Clinker Chemistry Alternative fuels: Effects on Clinker Process and Properties Anjan Chatterjee (India)

Monday, September 16, 2019 10:45 – 12:45

Forum Hall
Keynote Lectures II - Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements; VII - Testing Methods – Standardization and New Approach All keynote lectures 25 minutes + 5 minutes discussion 10:45-11:15 Theme 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements Advances in Understanding Cement Hydration Mechanisms Karen Scrivener (Switzerland) 11:15-11:45 Theme 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements Application of Thermodynamic Modelling to Hydrated Cements Barbara Lothenbach (Switzerland) 11:45-12:15 Theme 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements Advances in Characterizing and Understanding the Microstructure of Cementitious Materials Paulo Monteiro (United States) 12:15-12:45 Theme 7. Testing Methods – Standardization and New Approach Future Directions for Design, Specification, Testing, and Construction of Durable Concrete Structures Douglas Hooton (Canada)

Monday, September 16, 2019 13:15 – 14:00

Poster Area
Poster Session - Theme 1. Process Technology and Clinker Chemistry and Theme 7. Testing Methods – Standardization and New Approach
ID: 570	Alucoque a by-product from the aluminium manufacture as mineralizer in the clinker production	Edgardo Fabian Irassar (Argentina) Alejandra Tironi Anabella Mocciaro Ernesto Dario Moyas Claudia Cristina Castellanos Viviana L. Bonavetti Monica A. Trezza Viviana F. Rahhal Alberto N. Scian
ID: 288	Influence of BaSO4 on properties of Portland clinker	Anežka Zezulová (Czech Republic) Alexandra Rybová Theodor Staněk

Monday, September 16, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 1 - Topic 1. Process Technology and Clinker Chemistry 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 181	Raw meal and slag reactions during cement clinker formation	Erik Viggh (Sweden) Dan Boström Bodil Wilhelmsson
ID: 398	Microstructure of Clinker prepared using different ratio of OBM cutting as raw material	Hilal Al Dhamri (United Kingdom) Sabah Abdul-Wahab Ganesh Ram Abdulaziz Al-Moqbali Leon Black
ID: 543	Improving the reactivity and quality of clinker through enhanced combustion kinetics in kiln main burner	K. Subbulakshmanan (India) Atul Kumar Chaturvedi Ramsinh Chauhan Reshu Chauhan Rishi Kumar Joshi Sukuru Ramarao Bibekananda Mohapatra
ID: 218	The nanocrystalline nature of novel low-calcium hydraulic binders: formation of tobermorite upon hydration	Patrizia Paradiso (Portugal) Rodrigo Lino Santos Ricardo Bayão Horta José Nuno Lopes Paulo Ferreira Rogerio Colaço
ID: 449	Novel composite mineralizers/fluxes for the production of A/CSA clinkers	Tristana Duvallet (United States) Yongmin Zhou Anne Oberlink Robert Jewell Thomas Robl

Monday, September 16, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 2 - Topic 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 444	Dissolution mechanism and activation energies of alite and lime from molecular dynamics simulations	Hegoi Manzano (Spain)
ID: 41	A simple model to predict C3S hydration kinetics	Frank Bellmann (Germany) Jürgen Neubauer Horst-Michael Ludwig Christoph Naber
ID: 333	Aqueous phase composition of hydrating tricalcium silicate	Thomas Sowoidnich (Germany) Frank Bellmann Denis Damidot Horst-Michael Ludwig
ID: 348	Effect of novel starch-based material on heat evolution for cement hydration	Yu Yan (China) Alexandre Ouzia Cheng Yu Karen Scrivener Jiaping Liu
ID: 356	Parameterization of the C-S-H sheet growth model using experimental data	Long Nguyen-Tuan (Germany) Merlin A. Etzold Christiane Roessler Christoph Naber Juergen Neubauer Horst-Michael Ludwig

Monday, September 16, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 3 - Topic 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 289	A new strategy for more detailed understanding of OPC hydration: Adsorbed ions studied by a complete mass balance approach	Daniel Jansen (Germany) Christoph Naber Dominique Ectors Zichen Lu Xiangming Kong Jürgen Neubauer Friedlinde Goetz-Neunhoeffer
ID: 558	Insights gained into the microstructural development of LC3 using hydration modelling	Sreejith Krishnan (India) Shashank Bishnoi
ID: 450	Investigation of the calcium silicate hydrate potential energy surface	Xabier M. Aretxabaleta (Spain) Hegoi Manzano Iñigo Etxebarria
ID: 464	The effect of hydrothermal curing on the hydration reaction and properties of Oil-Well and special Portland cements	Martin Palou (Slovakia) Eva Kuzielová Matúš Žemlička Ľubomír Ježo Janette Dragomirová
ID: 800	Influence of conditioning, pressing and nanoindentation test parameters on micromechanical properties of calcium (alumino) silicate hydrates	Rotana Hay (United Arab Emirates) Jiaqi Li Kemal Celik
ID: 63	Formation of metal ion complexes in cementitious porewater and leachates	Colin Walker (Japan) Sohtaro Anraku Chie Oda Morihiro Mihara Akira Honda

Monday, September 16, 2019 16:00 – 17:45

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 4 - Topic 1. Process Technology and Clinker Chemistry 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 391	CLEANKER project: CO2 capture in cement plant by Calcium looping process	Fulvio Canonico (Italy) Luigi Buzzi Mario Balocco Francesco Magli Martina Fantini Matteo Romano Stefano Consonni
ID: 217	Reducing the CO2 footprint of cement production by electrification	Bodil Wilhelmsson (Sweden) Rainer Backman
ID: 174	Comparison of water curing and accelerated carbonation curing on mortar mix incorporating ground granulated blast furnace slag	Shweta Goyal (India) Devender Sharma Abhinav Aggarwal
ID: 528	Integrated capture and utilization of cement kiln CO2 to produce more sustainable concrete	Sean Monkman (Canada) John Kline Kevin Cail
ID: 187	Creation and applications of a cement quality predictive system (TQPS).	Daisuke Kurokawa (Japan) Maiko Ohno Ryoichi Suematsu Hiroshi Hirao

Monday, September 16, 2019 16:00 – 17:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 5 - Topic 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 479	Bridging the gap between nanoparticle simulations and chemical kinetics of cement hydration	Enrico Masoero (United Kingdom) Kumaran Coopamootoo
ID: 542	Mathematical modeling of accelerated carbonation curing of cement paste at early age	Xiaojian Gao (China) Tiefeng Chen Ling Qin
ID: 650	Effect of reactive material addition on early hydration of Portland cement suspensions	Marcel Hark Maciel (Brazil) Roberto César de Oliveira Romano Maria Alba Cincotto Rafael Giuliano Pileggi
ID: 269	Experimental investigation of cement hydration in gravity-free environment	Juliana Moraes Neves (United States) Aleksandra Radlinska Richard Grugel Barry SCheetz
ID: 103	The impact of cement and clinker prehydration on retarder performance	Florian Hartmann (Germany) Markus Meier Johann Plank
ID: 177	Experimental study and modelling C-S-H morphology effect on cement hydration in fly ash blended-cement paste	Tiao Wang (Japan) Tetsuya Ishida Rui Gu

Monday, September 16, 2019 16:00 – 17:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 6 - Topic 7. Testing Methods – Standardization and New Approach 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 112	Sulphate optimization of binders containing portland cement clinker using isothermal calorimetry	Thomas Matschei (Germany) Peter Kruspan Paul Sandberg Lars Wadso
ID: 148	Experimental determination of carbonation related durability indicators : gas diffusivity and CO2 binding capacity	Mouna Boumaaza (France) Bruno Huet Cassandre Le galliard Philippe Turcry Abdelkarim Aït-mokhtar Christoph Gehlen
ID: 381	Electrochemical characterisation of cement hydration and properties by alternating current impedance spectroscopy	Aldo Sosa Gallardo (United Kingdom) John Provis
ID: 426	Studies of self-desiccation of hydrating binder systems by combined isothermal calorimetry and relative humidity measurements	Lars Wadsö (Sweden) Oskar Linderoth Tetyana Kuratnyk Andre Mayer
ID: 476	Organic acid attack of cement in batch experiments – Solution and mineral compositions, pore size distributions	Zsuzsanna Szabó-Krausz (Hungary) Viktória Gável György Falus Csilla Király Péter Kónya Tamás Spránitz Zoltán Szalai Zoltán Dankházi Csaba Szabó
ID: 772	A comparative study of thermogravimetric analysis conducted on two different instruments	Oskar Linderoth (Sweden) Peter Johansson

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 08:30 – 09:00

Forum Hall
GCCA and Cembureau 8:30-8:45 GCCA: The cement industry sustainability journey – GCCA, a worldwide approach to accelerate progress Claude Lórea Cement Director, Global Cement and Concrete Association 8:45-9:00 Cembureau: A competitive cement industry as driver for innovation in the construction value chain Koen Coppenholle Chief Executive, Cembureau – The European Cement Association

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 08:30 – 10:30

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 7 - Topic 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 551	Assessment of the impact of water activity on clinker reactivity	Thomas Matschei (Germany) Luis Baquerizo Karen Scrivener
ID: 191	Effect of NaCl on stability of C-A-S-H phases	Linda Irbe (Germany) Robin Edward Beddoe Harald Hilbig Detlef Heinz
ID: 87	Study of formation of thaumasite on hydration of ternesite clinker	Karel Dvořák (Czech Republic) Marcela Fridrichová Dominik Gazdič
ID: 95	Radionuclides immobilization in cement matrix: capacity of C-(A-)S-H to retain Cs	Eduardo Duque-Redondo (Spain) Kazuo Yamada Hegoi Manzano
ID: 336	Panoramix: an integrated computational chemical, physical, and life cycle assessment approach to designing cement related materials	Niko Heeren (United Kingdom) Rupert Myers
ID: 51	Green high-performance concrete from pozzolanic cement	David Otieno Koteng (Kenya)

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 08:30 – 10:30

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 8 - Topic 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 294	Identification of carbonation effect on cement paste microstructure using micro-CT image analysis	Ji-Su Kim (Korea, Republic of) Tong-Seok Han
ID: 361	Chemical-crystallographic characterization of cement clinkers by application of coupled EDX-EBSD in the SEM a new way to control clinker manufacture	Christiane Rößler (Germany) Bernd Möser Horst-Michael Ludwig
ID: 368	Recent developments in analytical SEM techniques combined with focused ion beam sectioning to image the 3D nanostructure of hydrated cements	Bernd Möser (Germany) Christiane Rössler Horst-Michael Ludwig
ID: 782	Characterization of 3D pore structure in cement paste using X-ray computed tomography combined with metal alloy enhancing	Rusheng Qian (China) Yunsheng Zhang Bo Pang Guojian Liu Cheng Liua
ID: 806	New technique for assessing fracture properties of cement hydrates using microbending tests and multiscale modelling	Jiří Němeček (Czech Republic) Vít Šmilauer Jiří Němeček Filip Kolařík Jan Maňák
ID: 493	Effect of BaCO3 on cement hydration	Paula Carmona-Quiroga (Spain) Maria Teresa Blanco-Varela
ID: 787	Characterisation of microstructure development and hydration rate of Cement systems during the early hydration stage	YanLi Wen (United Kingdom) XiaJie Liu Peng Lin Dirk Engelberg

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 09:00 – 10:30

Forum Hall
Keynote Lectures III - Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) All keynote lectures 25 minutes + 5 minutes discussion 9:00-9:30 Theme 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) Supplementary Cementitious Materials: New Sources, Characterization, and Performance Insights Maria Juenger (Denmark) 9:30-10:00 Theme 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) Reactivity of Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) in Cement Blends Jørgen Skibsted (Denmark) 10:00-10:30 Theme 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) Fly Ash and Slag Zbigniew Giergiczny (Poland)

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 10:45 – 12:45

Forum Hall
Keynote Lectures IV - Other Binders and Their Application; VII - Testing Methods – Standardization and New Approach All keynote lectures 25 minutes + 5 minutes discussion 10:45-11:15 Theme 4. Other Binders and Their Application Recent Progress in Low-Carbon Binders Caijun Shi (China), John Provis (United Kingdom) 11:15-11:45 Theme 4. Other Binders and Their Application Hybrid Binders: A Journey from the Past to a Sustainable Future (Opus Caementicium Futurum) Angel Palomo (Spain) 11:45-12:15 Theme 4. Other Binders and Their Application Advances in Understanding Ye’elimite-rich Cements Mohsen Ben Haha (Germany) 12:15-12:45 Theme 7. Testing Methods – Standardization and New Approach Rethinking Cement Standards: Opportunities for a Better Future Vanderley John (Brazil)

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 10:45 – 12:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 9 - Topic 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 128	Effect of chloride salts on cement hydration: influence of the cation	Paolo Forni (Italy)
ID: 192	Determination of the structure-property correlation in calcium (alumino)silicate hydrate using synchrotron-radiation-based x-ray diffraction	Guoqing Geng (Switzerland) Rainer Daehn Erich Wieland Paulo J. Monteiro
ID: 247	Microstructure features of an innovative ultra-high performance glass concrete (UHPGC)	William Wilson (Canada) Nancy Ahmed Soliman Luca Sorelli Arezki Tagnit-Hamou
ID: 675	The role of aluminum in Calcium Silicate Hydrate phases: A solid-state 27Al and 29Si NMR investigation	Sheng-Yu Yang (Denmark) Barbara Lothenbach Jørgen Skibsted
ID: 80	Applications of in situ digital holographic microscopy to study dissolution kinetics of cementitious minerals	Alexander Brand (United States) Jeffrey Bullard
ID: 96	Synchrotron X-ray pair distribution function analysis of tricalcium silicate pastes	Ana Cuesta (Spain) Jesus D. Zea-Garcia Angeles G. De la Torre Isabel Santacruz Miguel A.G. Aranda
ID: 193	The mechanical behavior of foamed concrete specimens with different binders evaluated using micro-CT images and crack phase field model	Sang-Yeop Chung (Germany) Ji-Su Kim Mohamed Abd Elrahman Tong-Seok Han Dietmar Stephan

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 10:45 – 12:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 10 - Topic 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 161	Multiscale (force field and semiempirical) modelling of structure and properties of C-A-S-H	Alexei I. Abrikosov (Sweden) Goran Kovačević Valera Veryazov
ID: 540	Adsorption of polymeric micelles on cement and their influence on the early age properties of fresh cement paste	Jie Hu (China) Yangyang Zhu Jiangxiong Wei Qijun Yu
ID: 548	Mechanical properties and microstructure of 3D printing concrete	Xiqiang Lin (China) Tao Zhang Liang Huo Guoyou li Nan Zhang Wenzhan Ji
ID: 565	Hydration processes of accelerated cementitious systems governing early strength development	Lukas Briendl (Austria) Isabel Galan Florian Steindl Rudolf Röck Maria Thumann Joachim Juhart Andre Baldermann Florian Mittermayr Wolfgang Kusterle
ID: 373	Simple explanation of the expansion mechanism due to alkali-silica gel formed in the highly reactive aggregate	Go Igarashi (Japan) Norihisa Osawa Kazuo Yamada Tomoya Nishiwaki
ID: 831	Effect of ettringite crystallization on expansion of super sulfated cement and Portland slag cement	Huaqiang Sun (China) Jueshi Qian Yalun Yang Yanfei Yue
ID: 508	Physicochemical properties of C-S-H gel characterized by nanoindentation	Chun-Tao Chen (Taiwan) Yo-Ting Chou Ta-Peng Chang

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 13:00 – 14:00

Poster Area
Poster Session - Theme 2. Hydration, Structure and Thermodynamics of Portland Cements and Theme 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs)

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 11 - Topic 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 82	Comparison of various cement pastes with SCM at different ages: phase assemblage evolutions.	Mickael Saillio (France) Véronique Baroghel-Bouny Matthieu Bertin Sylvain Pradelle Julien Vincent Jean-Baptiste D'Espinose de Lacaillerie
ID: 249	The role of particle size in performance of reclaimed and beneficiated fly ashes	Saif Al-Shmaisani (United States) Ryan Kalina Raissa Ferron Maria Juenger
ID: 553	Applicability of modified Chapelle’s test on different types of supplementary cementitious materials	Anuj Parashar (India) Shashank Bishnoi
ID: 612	Compatible superplasticizers for low clinker cementitious materials	Federica Boscaro (Switzerland) Marta Palacios Peter Kruspan Lukas Frunz Robert J. Flatt
ID: 74	Effects of admixtures on early-age shrinkage under high temperature conditions	Keisuke Takahashi (Japan) Shingo Asamoto Thomas Bier Harsha Sooriyaarachchi Suguru Goto
ID: 301	New cement types with low clinker content and their application in concrete	Volkert Feldrappe (Germany) Andreas Ehrenberg

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 12 - Topic 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 71	Study of the influence of triethanolamine on fly ash blended cement	Rachel Reiver (France) Nathalie Azema Gwenn Le Saout Eric Garcia-Diaz Lucia Ferrari Vanessa Kocaba
ID: 200	Research on dispersion performance of modified graphene in aqueous and cement matrix	Zhibo Sheng (China) Mingli Cao Fang Yu Jianbo Xiong Zhihong Fan Haicheng Yang
ID: 408	Ternary binders with slag and metakaolin: revealing the influence of metakaolin during hydration and pore structure development	Monica Lundgren (Sweden) Arezou Babaahmadi Urs Mueller
ID: 297	Influence of fluoride ions on fluidity of cement paste and adsorption of superplasticizer	Kazuki Matsuzawa (Japan) Masahiro Miyauchi Etsuo Sakai
ID: 254	Water absorption of high volume fly ash concrete prepared by local fly ash	Jinfeng Sun (China) Yu Zhang Xiaodong Shen Gang Tan Jennifer Tanner
ID: 282	Improvement of strength development of fly ash cement concrete by modifying mineral composition of clinker	Shingo Miyazawa (Japan) Etsuo Sakai Nobukazu Nito Hiroshi Hirao

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 13 - Topic 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 168	RILEM TC 267-TRM report: results of a round robin campaign on chemical reactivity test methods for supplementary cementitious materials	Xuerun LI (Switzerland) Ruben SNELLINGS Karen SCRIVENER RILEM TC 267-TRM Committee
ID: 371	Dolomite and limestone micro filler: early-age properties and soundness on blended cement	Edgardo Fabian Irassar (Argentina) Antonela Di Salvo Guillermina Marchetti Viviana Rahhal Mónica Trezza
ID: 564	Suitability of dolomitic carbonate rocks as cement main constituents	Klaus Lipus (Germany)
ID: 765	A new supercritical fluids-based technology for calcium silicate hydrates production: application to cementitious materials	Valentina Musumeci (France) Jorge Sanchez Dolado Cyril Aymonier
ID: 350	The glass structure of granulated blast furnace slag and its effect on reactivity	Andreas Ehrenberg (Germany) Joachim Deubener Hansjörg Bornhöft Natalja Pronina Daniel Hart
ID: 600	Measuring the particle size distribution of blended cement	Oumayma Ahmadah (France) Hela Bessaies-bey Ammar Yahya Nicolas Roussel

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 16:00 – 17:15

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 15 - Topic 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 305	Blended binders based on ordinary Portland cement and mechanochemically activated fly ash with a polymer-based admixture	Alexander Mezhov (Israel) Ursula Pott Dietmar Stephan Konstantin Kovler
ID: 185	Influence of curing temperature on the hydration of blast furnace slag in high volume slag cement	Nobukazu Nito (Japan) Kan Shinobe Yukiko Ueda Yutaka Aikawa Etsuo Sakai
ID: 132	Alkaline activation of slag-cement with powder of waste glasses	Viviana Fátima Rahhal (Argentina) Mónica Adriana Trezza
ID: 207	Magnesium (alumino) silicate hydrate formation in low-pH cement paste	Ellina Bernard (Switzerland) Barbara Lothenbach Frank Winnefeld

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 16:00 – 17:30

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 14 - Topic 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 92	The hydration of Fly ash cement with optimized clinker	Etsuo Sakai (Japan) Yutaka Aikawa Toshinari Mukai Nobukazu Nito Hiroshi Hirao
ID: 387	The effect of fly ash on chloride thresholds for corrosion	Michael Thomas (Canada)
ID: 620	Revisiting the relation between alkilinity of pore solution and expansion due to alkali-silica reaction in ternary mixtures incorporating glass powder	Isabelle Fily-Paré (Canada) Benoit Fournier Josée Duchesne Arezki Tagnit-Hamou
ID: 804	The impact of calcalerous gaize on tricalcium aluminate hydration process	Piotr Stępień (Poland) Jan Małolepszy
ID: 208	Effect of nanopowders on strength evolution of high volume fly ash concretes	Chamila Gunasekara (Australia) David Law Sujeeva Setunge

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 16:00 – 17:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 16 - Topic 3. Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 190	Methods to determine the reaction degree of metakaolin in cementitious blends	François Avet (Switzerland) Xuerun Li Karen Scrivener
ID: 115	High Performance Concrete with Calcined Clay and Limestone as Cement Substitute	Hongjian Du (Singapore) Sze Dai Pang Anjaneya Dixit
ID: 773	Molecular engineering of superplasticizers for metakaolin-portland cement blends with hierarchical machine learning	Newell Washburn (United States) Barnabas Poczos Kimberly Kurtis
ID: 100	Novel zwitterionic PCE superplasticizers for calcined clays and their application in calcined clay blended cements	Marlene Schmid (Germany) Ricarda Sposito Karl-Christian Thienel Johann Plank
ID: 140	Characterization and behaviour of eco-efficient cement matrices produced with kaolinite-based wastes as a future alternative pozzolan	Moisés Frías (Spain) Raquel Vigil de la Villa Rosario García Sagrario Martínez Lucía Fernández Iñigo Vegas Laura Caneda Eloy Asensio Mª Isabel Sánchez de Rojas
ID: 681	Coal mining waste as a kaolinite source for production of ternary blended cements	Camila Salvi Malacarne (Brazil) Raildo Alves Fiuza Junior Jardel Pereira Gonçalves Erich David Rodriguez Ana Paula Kirchheim

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 08:00 – 10:30

Forum Hall
Keynote Lectures V - Chemical Admixtures and Fresh Concrete (Fresh and Hardened Concrete) All keynote lectures 25 minutes + 5 minutes discussion 8:00-8:30 Theme 5. Chemical Admixtures and Fresh Concrete (Fresh and Hardened Concrete) Recent Advance of Chemical Admixtures in Concrete Liu Jiaping (China) 8:30-9:00 Theme 5. Chemical Admixtures and Fresh Concrete (Fresh and Hardened Concrete) Rheological Properties of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete - An Overview Kamal Khayat (United States) 9:00-9:30 Theme 5. Chemical Admixtures and Fresh Concrete (Fresh and Hardened Concrete) Digital concrete: A review Robert Flatt (Switzerland) 9:30-10:00 Theme 5. Chemical Admixtures and Fresh Concrete (Fresh and Hardened Concrete) Properties of Early-age Concrete Relevant to Cracking in Massive Concrete Ippei Maruyama (Japan) 10:00-10:30 Theme 5. Chemical Admixtures and Fresh Concrete (Fresh and Hardened Concrete) Recent Advances on Yield Stress and Elasticity of Fresh Cement-based Materials Nicolas Roussel (France)

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 09:00 – 11:00

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 17 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 497	New Alkaline-Belitic hybrid binders	Angel Palomo (Spain) Ana Fernandez-Jimenez M. Jose Sanchez-Herrero
ID: 573	Effects of Ca/Si ratio and Al on the carbonation resistance of C-S-H gels	Jing Li (China) Qijun Yu Haoliang Huang Suhong Yin
ID: 585	A defective crystal model for the molecular structure of geopolymers as a baseline for multiscale modelling.	Francesca Lolli (United Kingdom) Enrico Masoero
ID: 624	Acid resistance mechanisms of Alkali-Activated Cements	Juan Pablo Gevaudan (United States) Wil Srubar
ID: 56	Calcium sulfoaluminate cement expansion: effects of pore solution and crystallization pressures	Craig Hargis (United States) Barbara Lothenbach Christian Mueller Frank Winnefeld
ID: 169	Innovative technology constituted of sulfoaluminate cement-based concrete and non-corrosive reinforcement to produce durable and sustainable reinforced concretes	Federica Bertola (Italy) Fulvio Canonico Sara Irico
ID: 223	Hydration behavior of blended cements containing sulfoaluminate clinker	Daniela Gastaldi (Italy) Federica Bertola Fulvio Canonico

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 09:00 – 11:00

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 18 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 577	Critical assessment of geopolymer concrete durability for wastewater infrastructure affected by microbial induced acid corrosion.	Cyrill Grengg (Austria) Florian Mittermayr Neven Ukrainczyk Eddie Koenders Günther Koraimann Sabine Kienesberger Martin Dietzel
ID: 401	Belitic calcium sulfoaluminate cement: Hydration chemistry, performance, and use in the United States	Eric Bescher (United States) Ken Vallens John Kim
ID: 196	Effect of calcined clay reservoir sediments on the behaviour of sustainable calcium sulfoaluminate-blended cements	Antonio Telesca (Italy) Milena Marroccoli
ID: 529	Differences in reaction degrees of calcium silicates in ternary CSA based systems depending on the formed hydrate phases	Julian Wolf (Germany) Daniel Jansen Friedlinde Goetz-Neunhoeffer Juergen Neubauer
ID: 590	Low temperature performance of PC/CSA blended cement	Ge Zhang (China) Yingzi Yang
ID: 655	Variability of calcium sulfoaluminate cements and its effect on their performances and on the valorization of zinc rich waste	Joelle KLEIB (France) Georges Aouad Mirvat Zakhour
ID: 673	Characterization of calcium sulfoaluminate cement components and hydration reactions by 19F, 27Al and 29Si MAS NMR spectroscopy	Jørgen Skibsted (Denmark) Malene Thostrup Pedersen

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 09:00 – 11:00

Club D
Oral Presentations 19 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 147	Durability of concrete containing cements based on belite ye’elimite ferrite (BYF) clinkers with low ye’elimite content	Nikola Mikanovic (Germany) Jan Skocek Mohsen Ben Haha
ID: 338	Carbonation parameter influence on rankinite hardening process	Raimundas Siauciunas (Lithuania) Agne Smigelskyte
ID: 582	Influence of reactive MgO on carbonation behavior of γ-C2S	Yuandong Mu (China) Zhichao Liu Fazhou Wang Yongjia He Yunhua Zhang
ID: 611	Performance of CO2-reducing cement based on calcium silicates	Sada Sahu (United States) Richard C. Meininger
ID: 230	Investigation on the mechanism of hydration and hardening of magnesium phosphate cement under harsh conditions	Xingwen Jia (China)
ID: 260	Into the adhesion and re-adhesion (healing) to formation of novel Polymer-Cement Composites for geothermal applications	Carlos Fernandez (United States) Quin Miller Kenton Rod Gao Dai Nicolas Huerta

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 10:45 – 13:15

Forum Hall
Keynote Lectures VI - Concrete Durability All keynote lectures 25 minutes + 5 minutes discussion 10:45-11:15 Theme 6. Concrete Durability Concrete Durability: Recent Advances and Next Steps Mike Thomas (Canada) 11:15-11:45 Theme 6. Concrete Durability Durability, Service Life Prediction, and Modelling for Reinforced Concrete Structures – Review and Critique Mark Alexander (South Africa) 11:45-12:15 Theme 6. Concrete Durability Crack-altered Durability Properties and Performance of Structural Concretes Kefei Li (China) 12:15-12:45 Theme 6. Concrete Durability Carbonation as a method to improve climate performance for cement based material Ronny Andersson (Sweden) 12:45-13:15 Theme 6. Concrete Durability Toward the Prediction of Pore Volumes and Freeze-Thaw Performance of Concrete Using Thermodynamic Modelling Jason Weiss (United States)

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 11:15 – 13:00

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 20 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 28	Alkali-activated slag cement as a mineral matrix for solidification of borate liquid wastes and ion-exchange resins	Nailia Rakhimova (Russian Federation) Ravil Rakhimov Yevgen Lutskin Vladimir Morozov
ID: 104	Effect of the chemical activation of slag on the working mechanism of polycarboxylate ether polymer	Théau Conte (Germany) Johann Plank Florian Hartmann
ID: 303	Early reaction on waterglass-alkali-activated slag cements. Influence on the rheological behavior	Marta Palacios (Spain) Sara Gismera María del Mar Alonso Paula Carmona-Quiroga Mª Teresa Blanco-Varela Barbara Lothenbach Jean-Baptiste d'Espinose de Lacaillerie Aurelie Favier Coralie Brumaud Francisca Puertas
ID: 314	Hydraulic binder based on granulated blast-furnace slag and silica fume	Lubomir Jezo (Slovakia) Jozef Mikusinec Martin Palou
ID: 319	Effect of cement kiln bypass dust on properties and hydration of Akali-Activated slag mixtures	Vlastimil Bílek (Czech Republic) Lukáš Kalina Radoslav Novotný Jiří Másilko František Šoukal
ID: 457	Rational design of alkali activated slag materials	Susan A. Bernal (United Kingdom) Xinyuan Ke John L. Provis

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 11:15 – 13:00

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 21 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 59	Effect of plasticizing admixtures on the behavior and properties of alkali activated materials	Lukáš Kalina (Czech Republic) Vlastimil Bílek Radoslav Novotný František Šoukal
ID: 309	The impact of phosphoric acid on the hydration of a CA-cement	Tanja Manninger (Germany) Daniel Jansen Jürgen Neubauer Friedlinde Götz-Neunhoeffer
ID: 421	Hydration products in moderate-heat Portland cement - expansive additive - CaO•2Al2O3 system and utilization of carbonation reaction	Mori Taiichiro (Japan) Numanami Yuta Higuchi Takayuki Sakai Etsuo
ID: 442	Investigation of the hydration process of a wollastonite-based brushite cement	Céline Cau Dit Coumes (France) Priscillia Laniesse Adel Mesbah Gwenn Le Saout Philippe Gaveau Gilles Silly
ID: 605	Acceleration of M-S-H gel formation through the addition of alkali carbonates	Han Zhao (United Kingdom) Theodore Hanein Nabaichuan Li Abdullah Alotaibi Ang Li Samuel Walling Hajime Kinoshita

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 11:15 – 13:00

Club D
Oral Presentations 22 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 107	Alkaline blends of metakaolin-limestone: analysis by experimental design	Pedro Perez-Cortes (Mexico) J Ivan Escalante-Garcia
ID: 413	Leaching of metakaolin-based geopolymers in pure water and acetic acid	Neven Ukrainczyk (Germany) Oliver Vogt Eddie Koenders
ID: 461	Blended red brick powder/metakaolin geopolymers	Pavel Rovnaník (Czech Republic) Cecílie Mizerová Patrik Bayer
ID: 111	Effect of ultra-fine ash spheres on rheological properties of fly ash-slag geopolymer pastes	Tao Yang (China) Zuhua Zhang Xuan Gao Huajun Zhu
ID: 311	Strength and microstructure of metakaolin-fly ash based geopolymers at different l/s ratios	Oliver Vogt (Germany) Neven Ukrainczyk Eddie Koenders
ID: 383	Rheological investigations on ultra-high performance alkali activated material (UPAAM)	Alexander Wetzel (Germany) Bernhard Middendorf

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 13:30 – 14:00

Poster Area
Poster Session - Theme 4. Other Binders and Their Application

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 13:30 – 18:00

Technical Visits
Technical Visits

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 14:00 – 15:30

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 25 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 384	Effect of curing time on binder development and steel corrosion in alkali activated slag mortars.	Maria Criado (United Kingdom) John L. Provis
ID: 495	Refining the pore structure of geopolymer cements for improving radioactive waste conditioning	Bastien Planel (France) Sandy Lanier Catherine Davy David Lambertin
ID: 409	Low CO2 binder solution resisting extreme sulfate attack in real conditions of the new European railway tunnel at Mont Cenis	Peter Kruspan (Switzerland) Sandrine Baillard Loïc Divet Mickaël Saillio Jacques Burdin Elsa Hugot
ID: 505	Thermochromic mortar based on eco-efficient belite cement for improvement of building sustainability	Gloria Perez (Spain) Alicia Pons Maria J. Gavira Virginia R. Allegro Mariano Corroto Ana Guerrero
ID: 438	Development of phosphate modified CAC cementitious systems with reduced water content for the immobilization of radioactive wastes	Ines Garcia-Lodeiro (Spain) Keita Irisawa Yoshihiro Meguro Hajime Kinoshita

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 14:00 – 15:30

Club D
Oral Presentations 26 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 152	Evolution of pore solution versus solubility limits during the early hydration of calcium sulfo-aluminate type cements	Mohsen Ben Haha (Germany) Maciej Zajac Jan Skocek Frank Bullerjahn Barbara Lothenbach
ID: 504	Microstructural modifications of the expansive hydrates formed under different curing and restraining conditions in expansive concretes	José Luis García Calvo (Spain) Pedro Carballosa Filipe Pedrosa David Revuelta
ID: 616	Durability of supersulfated cement with improved early strength	Martin Cyr (France) Ludovic André Mailys Ruau Nicolas Musikas Laurent Frouin
ID: 386	Determining viability of industrial byproducts in alkali activated systems	Hugo Uvegi (United States) Brian Traynor Piyush Chaunsali Elsa Olivetti
ID: 602	Calcium silicate cement and mineral carbonation applied to precast industry	Vincent Meyer (France) Jason Bryant Sada Sahu

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 23 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 165	Hydration and rheology of sulfoaluminate cements (SAC) in presence of polycarboxylate superplasticizers (PCE) and citric acid	Belhadi Rachid (France) Grosseau Philippe Govin Alexandre
ID: 210	Alkali activation of low-calcium silicate hydraulic binders	Rodrigo Santos (Portugal) Ricardo Bayão Horta João Pereira Teresa Nunes Rogério Colaço
ID: 295	The hydration of calcium aluminates phases at low temperatures (5 °C, 10 °C, 15 °C)	Jan Koplík (Czech Republic) Radoslav Novotný Jiří Másilko Jiří Švec
ID: 454	Effect of curing on the performance of alkali-activated slag concrete	Hilal El-Hassan (United Arab Emirates) Abdelrahman Alsallamin
ID: 526	Effect of alkali activator modulus on fracture properties of alkali-activated slag/fly ash pastes	Shizhe Zhang (Netherlands) Zhenming Li Bahman Ghiassi Suhong Yin Guang Ye
ID: 684	Efflorescence in calcined kaolin sludge based geopolymers	Márlon Longhi (Brazil) Ana Paula Kirchheim Erich Rodríguez

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 24 - Topic 4. Other Binders and their Application 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 153	Nanostructural development of biphasic C-(N)-A-S-H/N-A-S-H gels in synthetic alkali-activated materials revealed by multinuclear MQMAS solid state NMR	Brant Walkley (United Kingdom) Samuel J. Page Gregory J. Rees John V. Hanna John L. Provis
ID: 652	Gamma irradiation of geopolymers at early age	Daniel Geddes (United Kingdom) Susan Bernal Martin Hayes John Provis
ID: 507	Application of preheating treatment to setting control of geopolymer cement using ground granulated blast furnace slag	Zhuguo Li (Japan) Ko Ikeda
ID: 516	Autogenous shrinkage and mechanical properties of alkali-activated slag blended with metakaolin	Zhenming Li (Netherlands) Guang Ye
ID: 613	Early-age and drying shrinkage of alkali-activated slag/fly ash concretes, mortars and pastes	Alexandre Rodrigue (Canada) Josée Duchesne Benoit Fournier Benoit Bissonnette
ID: 172	Synthesis and hydration of ye’elimite doped with Na and Fe	Frank Winnefeld (Switzerland) Craig W. Hargis Andreas Leemann Barbara Lothenbach

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 19:30 – 23:30

Žofín Palace
Congress Dinner

Thursday, September 19, 2019 08:30 – 10:30

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 27 - Topic 5. Fresh and Hardened Concrete 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 72	Mechanistic study of early strength enhancers	Denise A. Silva (United States) Richard Sibbick
ID: 101	The unusual behaviour of specific biopolymers as accelerator in alumina cement	Alexander Engbert (Germany) Johann Plank
ID: 156	Influences of temperature on interactions between superplasticizers and cements with fly ash or calcined clay	Jens Herrmann (Germany) Jörg Rickert
ID: 400	Synthesis of nanoparticles by supercritical fluids technology to use as addition for cement	Edurne Erkizia (Spain) Marta Diez Francisco Borja Aguirre Alejandro Salvador Juan Jose Gaitero Jorge Sanchez Dolado Cyril Aymonier
ID: 527	Waste CO2 upcycling as a means to improve ready mixed concrete sustainability	Sean Monkman (Canada) Kevin Cail
ID: 587	Impact of shrinkage reducing admixture on first drying shrinkage isotherms	Hafsa Rahoui (France) Ippei Maruyama Matthieu Vandamme Jean-Michel Pereira Martin Mosquet

Thursday, September 19, 2019 08:30 – 10:30

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 28 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 124	Effect of calcium on synthesis of alkali-silica reaction products	Zhenguo Shi (Switzerland) Barbara Lothenbach
ID: 216	Impact of storage conditions on expansion due to ASR	Lionel Sofia (Switzerland) Théodore Chappex Karen Scrivener
ID: 456	Influence of temperature, pore solution pH, and aggregate reactivity on ASR expansion in a submerged setting	Tiffany Szeles (United States) Farshad Rajabipour Shelley Stoffels
ID: 501	Relationship between composition, rheological and swelling properties of alkali-silica gels produced in cemented waste packages	Nicolas Courtois (France) Céline Cau Dit Coumes Arnaud Poulesquen Jérémy Haas Seif Ben Hadj Hassine David Bulteel
ID: 523	Introduction of a multi-scale chemo-physical simulation model of ASR	Xiujiao Qiu (Belgium) Jiayi Chen Erik Schlangen Guang Ye Geert De Schutter
ID: 562	Characterization of Alkali-Silica Reaction Products by means of Raman Spectroscopy before and after Application of Accelerated Tests	Sebastian Simon (Germany) Sandra Sigmund Martin A. Ziemann Julia von Werder Birgit Meng

Thursday, September 19, 2019 08:30 – 10:30

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 29 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 663	Study of the carbonation mechanism in natural exposure and accelerated test using blast furnace slag	Junya Nakamura (Japan) Takeshi Iyoda Seishi Goto
ID: 604	Numerical modelling of sulfuric acid attack on OPC and CAC materials	Amr Aboulela (France) Matthieu Peyre-Lavigne Bruno Huet Cédric Patapy Samuel Meulenyzer Alexandra Bertron
ID: 712	Temperature monitoring and long-term durability of marine mass concrete under high temperature, high humidity and high salt environments	Liulei Lu (China) Qionglin Fu Jian Lin Shuai Gao Shan Hu Junfeng Wang
ID: 657	Rate of absorption of carbon dioxide by pure Portland and blended cement pastes	Carmen Andrade (United States) Miguel Angel Sanjuán Isabel Galán
ID: 755	Determination of transport and kinetic parameters in cementitious materials – Inverse methods in corrosion of rebars in concrete	Robert Filipek (Poland) Artur Łagosz Jan Deja Krzysztof Szyszkiewicz-Warzecha Jakub Stec
ID: 75	Physicochemical properties and durability of cement-based materials on the deep sea floor	Mari Kobayashi (Japan) Keisuke Takahashi Toshiro Yamanaka Hiroko Makita
ID: 268	Corrosion protection performance of magnesium phosphate cement based materials	Hao Tang (China) Jueshi Qian Yanfei Yue

Thursday, September 19, 2019 11:00 – 12:45

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 30 - Topic 5. Fresh and Hardened Concrete 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 178	Rheological property of mortar containing high volume blast furnace slag powder as cement	Akari Hosogai (Japan)
ID: 621	Microproportioning paste with crushed aggregate filler by use of specific surface area	Elisabeth Leite Skare (Norway) Rolands Cepuritis Jon Spangenberg Evgeny Ramenskiy Ernst Mørtsell Sverre Smeplass Stefan Jacobsen
ID: 27	Mysterious drying-induced micro-cracking: the isolated evolutions of pores and micro-cracks	Chunsheng Zhou (China) Fangzhou Ren Wei Wang Zhu Ding
ID: 85	Full field autogenous shrinkage of cement-based materials based on digital volume correlation method	Keshu Wan (China) Ziqiang Xu Qing Jiang
ID: 179	Development of a new drying shrinkage reducing agent of concrete by spraying on surface of concrete	Lingling Liu (Japan) Hiromi Fujiwara Masanori Maruoka

Thursday, September 19, 2019 11:00 – 12:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 31 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 603	Bench-marking the miniature concrete prism test and the concrete cylinder tests to field exposure blocks for mitigation of alkali-silica reaction	Krishna Siva Teja Chopperla (United States) Thano Drimalas Jussara Tanesi Ahmad Ardani Michael Laskey Michael Thomas Kevin Folliard Jason Ideker
ID: 752	Suppressing alkali-silica reaction through incorporation of calcined kaolinite–montmorillonite clay blends	Jianqiang Wei (United States)
ID: 796	Pore solution chemistry of fly ash geopolymer: Relation to the alkali-silica reaction resistance of geopolymer concrete	Jiawei Lei (Singapore) Jiajun Fu En-hua Yang
ID: 20	The real world of physical attack on concrete	Zanqun Liu (China) Dehua Deng Geert De Schutter
ID: 53	Influence of maximum temperature of concrete and R2O and/or SO3 content on DEF expansion of concrete	Shunsuke Hanehara (Japan) Yuto Tanakadate Tetsuya Oyamada Shintaro Miyamoto
ID: 119	Influence of coral sand powder on the expansion performance of cement paste under various curing conditions	Hu Shi (China) Zhuqing Yu Jian Ma Xiaodong Shen

Thursday, September 19, 2019 11:00 – 12:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 32 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 771	Tensile bond characteristics of underwater coatings for marine concrete structures	Min Ook Kim (Korea, Republic of) Boreum Won
ID: 30	Study on the capillary absorption of water and sodium chloride solutions in cement-based materials	Fangzhou Ren (China) Chunsheng Zhou Wei Wang
ID: 31	Development of pore structure and permeability during the hydration of irregular shaped cement particles based on simulation method	Zhiyong Liu (China) Weiwei Chen Yuncheng Wang Sen Gao Yunsheng Zhang
ID: 93	Relaxation time of hardened cement paste measured by proton NMR and transport properties	Kiyofumi Kurumisawa (Japan)
ID: 278	Numerical modelling of the alkali penetration into cementitious materials using the coupled thermodynamic phase equilibrium-mass transfer system	Yoshifumi Hosokawa (Japan) Kazuo Yamada Kazuko Haga Shoichi Ogawa
ID: 339	Quantification of interaction between alkali metal ions and C-(A-)S-H/cement paste for a wide range of ion concentrations	Kazuko Haga (Japan) Sadayuki Watanabe Kazuo Yamada

Thursday, September 19, 2019 13:30 – 14:00

Poster Area
Poster Session - Theme 5. Chemical Admixtures and Fresh Concrete (Fresh and Hardened Concrete) and Theme 6. Concrete Durability

Thursday, September 19, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 33 - Topic 5. Fresh and Hardened Concrete 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 228	FEM-based simulation of autogenous shrinkage of cementitious materials	Zhangli Hu (Switzerland) Mateusz Wyrzykowski Adrien Hilaire Karen Scrivener Pietro Lura
ID: 595	The high ductility cementitious composites based on low elastic modulus cementitious matrix	Yunhua Zhang (China) Zhipeng Zhang Feng Ding Zhiyi Liu Ruoxin Wang
ID: 513	Study on the interface transition zone of concrete produced with reclaimed aggregates produced from returned concrete	Giorgio Ferrari (Italy) Gilberto Artioli Alberto Brocchi Michele Secco Luca Torelli
ID: 24	The effectiveness of superabsorbent polymers for internal curing as studied by NMR	Didier Snoeck (Belgium) Leo Pel Nele De Belie
ID: 489	Influence of rheology modifying admixtures on early hydration of cementitious suspensions	Claudia Crasselt (Germany) Wolfram Schmidt Heinz Sturm
ID: 685	Synergetic effects of MgO-based expansive additive and inner curing agent on mitigating the autogeneous shrinkages of cement pastes	Liwu Mo (China) Jianwei Fang Bei Huang Min Deng

Thursday, September 19, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 34 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 253	Durability of blended cements containing illitic calcined clays	Edgardo Fabian Irassar (Argentina) Gisela Cordoba Silvina Zito Agustin Rossetti Viviana F. Rahhal Falcone Dario
ID: 300	External sulfate attack on hardened OPC-GGBS binders: from chemical composition and sample geometry towards numerical modeling of construction component behavior	Matthias Wagner (Germany) Marco Decker Christoph Zausinger Robin Edward Beddoe Detlef Heinz
ID: 52	Mechanism of deterioration of concrete by salt scaling	Shunsuke Hanehara (Japan) Yuto Tanakadate Tetsuya Oyamada
ID: 697	Calcium alumino-silicate hydrates (C-A-S-H) carbonation kinetics	Ekoe Kangni-Foli (France) Emilie L'Hôpital Thibault Charpentier Alexandre Dauzères Jean-Baptiste d’Espinose de Lacaillerie Patrick Le Bescop Stéphane Poyet
ID: 832	Changes in OPC mortars after physical and chemical decay processes	Ines Garcia-Lodeiro (Spain) Rafael Zarzuela Maria Jesus Mosquera Maria Teresa Blanco-Varela
ID: 29	Carbonation assessment in cementitious materials by using thymol blue indicator	Miguel Angel Sanjuán (Spain) Esteban Estévez Cristina Argiz Daniel del Barrio

Thursday, September 19, 2019 14:00 – 15:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 35 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 483	Self-healing of cracks in cement paste with aggressive-ion-bonding healing agent	Xintong Wu (China) Haoliang Huang Hao Liu
ID: 510	The coupling effect of pressure and freeze-thaw cycles on the durability of concrete	Yanru Wang (Australia) Peng zhang Zuhua Zhang Yubin Cao Hao Wang
ID: 550	Development of shotcrete with increased durability against thaumasite sulphate attack: Experiences from a tunnel site and laboratory tests	Andre Baldermann (Austria) Florian Mittermayr Maria Thumann Wolfgang Kusterle
ID: 665	pH-dependency of chloride binding in ordinary Portland cement	Petter Hemstad (Norway) Klaartje De Weerdt Alisa Machner
ID: 475	In-situ interactions at the granite-concrete interface of the National Radioactive Waste Repository, Hungary: core samples and numerical models	Zsuzsanna Szabó-Krausz (Hungary) György Falus Csilla Király Patrik Török Zoltán Kovács Csaba Szabó

Thursday, September 19, 2019 16:00 – 17:15

Forum Hall
Oral Presentations 36 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 701	Old textbooks are outdated about cement hydration mechanisms – The needle model, the main hydration peak and the later ages	Alexandre Ouzia (Switzerland) Karen Scrivener
ID: 229	Effect of pore size distribution on performances and durability of blended cements	Matteo Magistri (Italy) Luca Valentini
ID: 388	Siderite (FeCO3) cementation by carbonation of iron rich systems	Sumit Srivastava (Belgium) Pegie Cool Vera Meynen Ruben Snellings
ID: 49	The structural buildup of cement paste and its rheological characterization	Tingjie Huang (China) Qiang Yuan Hai Huang Jianwei Peng Dehua Deng Youjun Xie

Thursday, September 19, 2019 16:00 – 17:45

South Hall 2A
Oral Presentations 37 - Topic 6. Concrete Durability 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 47	Changes in pore solution composition in mortar due to carbonation	Gilles Plusquellec (Sweden) Andrés Belda Revert Mette Rica Geiker Barbara Lothenbach Klaartje De Weerdt
ID: 48	Chloride-scavenging topical coatings as a route to mitigate steel corrosion in concrete infrastructure	Gabriel Falzone (United States) Magdalena Balonis Dale Bentz Scott Jones Gaurav Sant
ID: 416	Development and commercialization of cementitious additive that controls salt damage deterioration of concrete structures	Mori Taiichiro (Japan) Tabara Kazuto Higuchi Takayuki Morioka Minoru
ID: 522	Empirical and numerical modeling of carbonation for concrete containing SCMs	Vineet Shah (India) Shashank Bishnoi
ID: 662	Study of carbonation mechanism and post-carbonation permeability in a cement with high content of blast furnace slag	Iyoda Takeshi (Japan) Nakamura Junya Goto Seishi
ID: 61	The role of barrier layers and reactive site deactivation on dissolution suppression: implications on mitigating alkali-silica reaction	Tandre Oey (United States) Erika La Plante Yi-Hsuan Hsiao Gabriel Falzone Gaurav Sant

Thursday, September 19, 2019 16:00 – 17:45

South Hall 2B
Oral Presentations 38 15 min discussion follows after the presentations.
ID: 795	Interstitial Transition Zone steel bar – cement matrix in old reinforced concrete	Wieslaw Kurdowski (Poland)
ID: 419	Thermal properties of cementitious materials	Jorge S. Dolado (Spain) Guido Goracci Pavel Martauz
ID: 469	Performances and alteration mechanisms of OPC and of CAC-based matrices in anaerobic digestion systems	Marie Giroudon (France) Célestine Voegel Cédric Patapy Matthieu Peyre Lavigne Benjamin Erable Alexandra Bertron
ID: 581	Micromechanical modelling of the influence of interfacial transition zone on moisture transport in concrete	Meenakshi Sharma (India) Shashank Bishnoi
ID: 615	Effect of air entrainer and aggregates on the apparent diffusion coefficient of concrete	Anika Tabassum Sarkar (United States) Samantha Whatley Johnny Ye Jason H. Ideker
ID: 243	Reactivity of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Ashes as a Supplementary Cementitious Material	Nele De Belie (Belgium) Aneeta Mary Joseph Stijn Matthys

Friday, September 20, 2019 08:30 – 09:15

Forum Hall
Technical Presentations - FLSmidth, Buzzi Unicem Consistent Kiln Feed by Single-Loop Adaptive Non-linear Model Predictive Control of Blending with Multiple-Feed Estimation Kristian Møller Pedersen, Mette Dobel FLSmidth Buzzi Unicem: Advanced technology of concrete towards innovation and sustainability Guiseppe Giunti Buzzi Unicem

Friday, September 20, 2019 09:15 – 10:25

Forum Hall
Poster Oral Presentations
ID: 347	Clinker production with high chlorine Alternative Fuels	Nestor Isaias Quintero Mora (Switzerland) Juan Carlos Martinez Carlos Medina Ayala
ID: 559	Influence of sodium sulphate and sodium hydroxide on the hydration of ordinary Portland cement	Abhishek Singh (India) Gopala Rao Dhoopadahalli Sreejith Krishnan Shashank Bishnoi
ID: 379	Blended cement with illitic calcined clay and calcareous material	Edgardo Fabian Irassar (Argentina) Viviana L. Bonavetti Cristina Castellano
ID: 176	Limestone aggregates in alkali activated waste glass cement; interaction and properties	Luis Edgar Menchaca Ballinas (Mexico) Jose Iván Escalante García
ID: 567	Optimization of acid resistance in granulated blast furnace slag-rich concrete	Christian Gerten (Germany)
ID: 299	Study on the reactivity of blast furnace slag aggregate	Natsumi Noguchi (Japan) Tomohiro Kajio Yuka Morinaga Elakneawaran Yogarajah Toyoharu Nawa
ID: 514	Features of multiple interface structures in recycled aggregate concrete (RAC)	Yubin Cao (Australia) Qiuyi Li Zuhua Zhang Hao Wang

Friday, September 20, 2019 10:25 – 10:45

Forum Hall
Evaluation of Pre-Congress Courses - Angel Palomo, Karen Scrivener

Friday, September 20, 2019 11:15 – 12:00

Forum Hall
Closing Ceremony Next ICCC organizer presentation Organizing Committee Chairman Farewell Speech