Abudushalamu Aili

Assistant professor

Nagoya University

Japan

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Abudushalamu Aili is an Assistant Professor at Nagoya University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the long-term performance of concrete, specifically examining the effects of material interactions and environmental conditions on structural behavior. Recent articles authored by Professor Aili include investigations into the strength changes of cement due to aggregate reactions, and the implications of Al-tobermorite formation on concrete durability and ion transport.

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Guoqing Geng

Assistant Professor

National University of Singapore (NUS)

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Ippei Maruyama

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University of Tokyo

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Articles (14)

Long-term use of modern portland cement concrete: change in strength due to reaction between aggregate and cement paste

Numerical investigation into the influence of interfacial transition zone on elastic modulus, creep, shrinkage of concrete

Delayed deformation of confinement buildings: 30‐Year in situ measured data and prediction with the next‐generation Eurocode‐2

Impact of Aggregate–Cement Paste Reaction Forming Al-tobermorite on Ion Transport in Aged Concrete

On the long-term delayed strain of concrete structures

Thermal Expansion of Cement Paste at Various Relative Humidities after Long-term Drying: Experiments and Modeling

Micro X‐ray diffraction and elemental study on Al‐tobermorite formation in aged modern concrete

Time-dependent water vapor desorption isotherm model of hardened cement paste

The Relative Humidity Range for the Development of Irreversible Shrinkage in Hardened Cement Paste

Long-term use of modern Portland cement concrete: The impact of Al-tobermorite formation

Review of Several Experimental Methods for Characterization of Micro- and Nano-Scale Pores in Cement-Based Material

Modeling Long-term Delayed Strains of Prestressed Concrete with Real Temperature and Relative Humidity History

Creep behavior of C-S-H under different drying relative humidities: Interpretation of microindentation tests and sorption measurements by multi-scale analysis

A viscoelastic poromechanical model for shrinkage and creep of concrete

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Guoqing Geng

Ippei Maruyama

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