Paulo J.M. Monteiro

Lectures on Concrete

What are today’s scientific innovations in concrete materials? How can we optimize concrete properties for maximum durability, versatility, and sustainability? What are the techniques behind today’s cutting-edge concrete structures? My UC Berkeley lectures – ranging from beginner to advanced – explore these questions to help students, engineers, contractors, and architects develop innovative and sustainable concrete for specific projects. For more information, you may also consult our textbook, Concrete, by P.K. Mehta and P.J.M. Monteiro, McGraw-Hill, Fourth Edition, 2014.
 
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Introduction to Concrete Introduction to Concrete ▸
Introduction to Concrete
Concrete Materials Concrete Materials ▸
Cements Aggregates Mineral Admixture Chemical Admixture
Processing and Early-Age Properties Processing and Eary-age Properties ▸
Placement Early Ages Cold and Hot Weather
Thermo-mechanical Properties and Modeling Thermo-mechanical Properties and Modeling ▸
Interfacial Transition Zone Strength Elastic Modulus Viscoelasticity Fracture Mechanics Thermal Stress Thermal Case Study
Durability Durability ▸
Permeability Physical Deterioration ASR Sulfate Attack Corrosion
Non-Destructive Techniques Non-Destructive Techniques ▸
Non-Destructive Techniques
Special Concretes Special Concretes ▸
Fiber Reinforced Concrete Mass Concrete High Performance Concrete High Strength High Workability Expansive Cements Roller Compacted Concrete
Construction Defects Construction Defects ▸
Construction Defects
Sustainability of Concrete Sustainability of Concrete ▸
Sustainability of Concrete
Bonus Material Bonus Material ▸
Acoustic Emission Early History of Mass Concrete Finite Elements for Crack Problems Instruments Measuring Strain & Stress Itaipu Dam Microscopy DEF Microwave Equations Nyquist Origin of Pozzuoli Simulation of ITZ X-ray Equations Ph.D. Dissertation of Roy W. Carlson My Ph.D. Dissertation
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