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INCREASE DURABILITY
Increase significantly the durability of concrete to decrease maintenance and reduce consumption of resources.
This innovative and sustainable material is defined as Ultra High Durability Concrete (UHDC).
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QUANTIFY DURABILITY
Quantify and predict the durability of UHDC structures in different service conditions when subjected to Extremely Aggressive Exposures (EAE).
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VALIDATE DURABILITY
Validate the capacity of the UHDC and the new developments, through 6 pilots (TRL6-TRL7) covering two strategic sectors where the material is expected to add high value and generate large impacts.
ACID ATTACK
Larderello (Italy).
Geothermal power plant tower basin (EGP).
Cooling tower fluid collection basins are critical due to the fluid aggressiveness and environmental risks.
ACID ATTACK
Monterotondo (Italy).
Drilling platform Mud collection basin (EGP).
In drilling sites a residue basin is used during the mud recycling. Basins are chemically and mechanically stressed due to frequent cleaning
CL INDUCED ATTACK
MEDITERRANEAN SEA
Valencia coast (Spain).
Offshore wind floater (CMW+EO).
UHDC reduced size floater for off-shore wind
turbines in the Mediterranean coast to reach TRL6.
CL INDUCED ATTACK
MEDITERRANEAN SEA
Valencia coast (Spain)
Aquaculture mussel raft (RDC+ IDIFOR)
UHPC mussel farming raft patented.
Durable substitute of traditional wooden rafts.
CL INDUCED ATTACK
Malta Public abattoir.
Damaged water tower (UM).
Concrete water tower from 1st half of the XX century with severe degradation.
NORTHERN SEA CL AND
FREEZE INDUCED ATTACK
Irish west coast
(BaPreC)
Precast breakwater elements along the British Isles coast. Current design foresees HPC and high covers.
A few words from the project Coordinator
Saturday, 03 February 2018
We are pleased to introduce the ReSHEALience project, focused on the development of Ultra-High Durability Concrete and the quantification of its durability for structural applications in Extremely Aggressive Exposures (EAE).
- Published in News
Kick-off meeting of the ReSHEALience project
Monday, 15 January 2018
The European Commission Allocates 5.5 Million Euros to Develop Ultra-High Durability Concrete
- Published in News
The ReSHEALience project has started
Tuesday, 02 January 2018
The first meeting of the ReSHEALience project will take place on the 9th and 10th of January 2018 in Brussels (Belgium). For more information, please contact info@uhdc.com or +34 669 08 50 20.
- Published in News
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This project has received funding from the European Union´s Horizon H2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement Nº 760824
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