CONCRETE JOURNAL Vol.42, No.5, May. 2004
Japan Concrete Institute (JCI No.464)
contents
Special Issue : Strategic Management of Concrete Structures
- "flowable" Concrete : Types lying in Optimistic Thinking
- By R. Mura
- 1. Overview of Concrete Structure Management
- 1.1 On to Strategic Management of Concrete Structures
- By T. Miyagawa
- 1.2 Consideration about Life and Durability of Buildings
- By T. Manabe
- 1.3 The Maintenance and Replacement of Concrete Structure from the View
of Social-value
- By T. Uemura
- 2. Specifications for Concrete
- Insight of International Harmonization of our Codes to ISO Codes Concerning
of Maintenance of Concrete Structures
- By Y. Tsuji
- 3. Inspection, Investiogation, and Diagnosis Methods
- 3.1 State of the Art Report on Inspection, Diagnosis and Investigation
in Civil Engineering Structures
- By K. Kuzume
- 3.2 The Present State and Problem on Inspection, Survey and Diagnosis of
Buildings
- By H. Ibe
- 3.3 Lifecycle Management of Harbor Facilities
- By H. Yokota
- 3.4 Maintenance of Structures and Buildings in Power Industry
- By M. Narikawa, Y. Dosho and T. Tsutsumi
- 3.5 Maintenance Management of Railway Structures
- By T. Ishibashi
- 3.6 Inspection-investigation-diagnostic System for Expressway Structures
- By T. Muroi
- 4. Deterioration Prediction
- The State of the Art and Future Issue of Deterioration Prediction Technology
- By H. Morikawa
- 5. Monitoring
- Monitoring
- By M. Ohtsu
- 6. Repair and Strengthening
- 6.1 Crack Repair
- By N. Otsuki
- 6.2 Present Situation and Future of Electrochemical Repair Techniques
- By T. Ueda
- 6.3 Recent Development and Application on Sprayed Concrete for Repair and
Strengthening of Concrete Structures
- By K. Takewaka, K. Shito, Y. Kitago and T. Minematsu
- 6.4 Present Situation and Problem of Infiltration Material
- By S. Moriya
- 6.5 Repair and Rehabilitation of Concrete Structures damaged by biologically
formed Sulfuric Acid in Sewerage Facilities
- By H. Nakazawa
- 6.6 Present Conditions of Coutermeasures against Falling Concrete Pieces
from Railway Structures
- By Y. Matsuda
- 6.7 The Application Examples of the Electrochemical Corrosion Control Method
of Rehabilitation to deteriorated Concrete Structures
- By M. Ashida
- 6.8 Maintenance of Salt-damaged RC Hollow Slab Bridge
- By K. Honjo
- 7. Upgrading and Reuse
- 7.1 The Historic Preservation of Reinforced Concrete Buildings
- By O. Goto
- 7.2 Renaissance of Home
- By H. Furihata
- 7.3 Measures of Concrete Buildings on Fire
- By M. Yoshida and T. Morita
- 7.4 From Ibaraki Prefectural Assembly Building to the Prefectural Library
- By M. Ogasawara
- 7.5 The Material Property of Concrete used for "Fort #3 in
Tokyo bay" and its Reuse Method
- By S. Onodera
- 7.6 Reconstruction of Memorial Sluice gate in Lake Inawashiro-jyurokkyou
suimon-
- By F. Watanabe
- 7.7 Application of Direct Sprayed ECC for Retrofitting Dam Structure Surface-Application
for Mitaka-Dam-
- By S. Kojima, N. Sakata, T. Kanda and M. Hiraishi
- 7.8 Preservation of the Eldest Prestressed Concrete Road Bridge in Japan-Chouseibashi-
- By Y. Okuda
- 7.9 A Way for Prolongation of RC Buildings
- By N. Kashino
- 8. Management Technology for Existing Concrete Structures
- 8.1 Life-cycle Management for Civil Infrastructures
- By A. Miyamoto
- 8.2 Comprehensive Performance Evaluation of Existing Buildings and their
Optimization from a Viewpoint of Facility Management
- By N. Tamura
- 8.3 The Strategic Building Maintenance Management Technology in a Local
Unit
- By T. Iwata
