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Institute of Industrial Science
Property and durability of concrete
[Property of material concrete and durability of
concrete structure]
Department of Human & Social Systems
http://wdnsword.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index_e.shtml
Concrete & Recycling Engineering
Dept.of Civil Eng.
KISHI LABORATORY
Ee-B05
KISHI LAB.
Kishi laboratory undertake research on (1) cement-based material resolving its
physical property, performance assessment, development and practical application
of new material and (2) quality inspection / maintenance of concrete structure.
Self-healing process of self-healing concrete Water flow reduction due to
generation of air bubble
◆ Development of simplified evaluation method of concrete surface quality
◆ Development of self-healing technology of concrete crack
◆ A study on mechanism of water flow reduction due to air bubble generation in crack
Application of self-healing concrete for water
leakage of underground infrastructures as tunnels
◆ A study on the relationship between micro pore structure and mass transfer in
cementitious material using micro/ nano technology
Evaluation of concrete surface quality
Surface air
permeability test
(Torrent method)
Surface Water
Absorption test
(SWAT) Mass transport in micro/nano channel
Under the guidance of Hibara lab. In 4th division (now in Tokyo
Institute of Technology) and Prof. Eijkel in Twehte university
Repeated water
flow test
◆ A study on new evaluation method of salt penetration that can be considered
stagnation and continuation of advection and diffusion
(a)New Shotcrete
(Inclusion of Self-healing materials)Existing Shotcrete
Existing
Countermeasure
Waterproof
Sheet
Lock Bolt
Self-healing of crack
Lining Concrete
New shotcrete
⇒Flow out Self-healing
components
⇒Self-healing of crack
(b)Repairing materials
(Inclusion of
Self-healing materials)
Diffusion DirectionWater
Nanochannenls
(Depth:16~100nm)
Microchannels
(Depth:30μm)
Phenomenon of salt penetration stagnation
A study on new durability design frame that is based on evaluation of liquid
water penetration as alternative to neutralization