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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
Chiusdino (Italy).
Geothermal power plant tower basin (EGP).
Cooling tower fluid collection basins are critical due to the fluid aggressiveness and environmental risks.
NORTHERN ATLANTIC CL
and LOW TEMPERATURE ATTACK
Galway bay (Ireland)
(BaPreC)
Precast floating pontoons along the British Isles coast. Current design foresees HPC and high covers.
CL INDUCED ATTACK
Malta Public abattoir.
Damaged water tower (UM).
Concrete water tower from 1st half of the XX century with severe degradation.
The ReSHEAlience project provides its contribution on the European initiative to fight climate change
Monday, 03 February 2020
The project submitted to the Horizon Results Platform the following results contributing to sustainable development
- Published in News
Fourth ReSHEALience Newsletter
Thursday, 14 November 2019
Find out about the latest news of the project, research and dissemination activities being carried out by our partners. Read here
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AMANAC workshop in Brussels. Agenda
Thursday, 09 May 2019
What kind of built environment for future generations? Next 3rd of July, the AMANAC workshop organized by ReSHEALience project, EnDurCrete project, DACOMAT project and AMANAC CLUSTER will take place in Brussels.
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ReSHEALience will be in BuildSMART! event at MADE EXPO 2019
Monday, 18 February 2019
ReSHEALience representatives from Politecnico di Milano (Italy), Instituto Eduardo Torroja, CSIC (Spain), STRESS SCARL (Italy), Research and Development Concretes (Spain) and Enel Green Power (Italy) will introduce our project in Milan next 14th March 2019. The concrete construction industry facing durability challenges: the italian contribution in synergy with the european vision of the Horizon 2020
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ReSHEALience second semiannual STB meeting
Wednesday, 16 January 2019
Plans for the six months ahead The ReSHEALience Consortium met on 14-15th January at the Instituto de Ciencias de la Construcción Eduardo Torroja (CSIC) in Madrid, to evaluate the ongoing work and develop the action plan for the next 6 months of the project. On January 15th the External Advisory Board attended the meeting to
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A successful year
Wednesday, 19 December 2018
This first year of the ReSHEALience project has been an exciting and huge challenge. Together we have worked evaluating the existing problems in aggressive exposure environments (EAE), identifying durable and more affordable concrete mixtures (UHDC) and developing a useful tool to design structures according to durability criteria (DAD). Our goal for the next three years
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