Nele De Belie

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Universiteit Gent

Belgium

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Professor Nele De Belie is a faculty member at Universiteit Gent in Belgium. Her research focuses on sustainable construction materials, specifically exploring the use of fly ash, lime-based mortars, and recycled aggregates in cement applications. Recent publications include studies on the self-healing capacity of mortars and the performance of various additives in cementitious materials.

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Articles (30)

Report of RILEM TC 281-CCC: phase assemblage alterations and carbonation potential of mortar with blended cements induced by long duration carbonation exposure

Efficient use of low-calcium fly ash to reach replacement levels beyond 50 % Portland cement with curing at room temperature

Evaluating the self-healing capacity of lime and lime-based Mortars: Effects of age, curing conditions, formulation and testing methods

Performance of cement-lime mortars against salt crystallization using experimental accelerated weathering tests

Impact of Mixed-In Polyacrylic- and Phosphonate-Based Additives on Lime Mortar Microstructure

Performance evaluation of mixing carbonated reactive magnesia slurry in Portland cement pastes

Alkanolamines as grinding aids and hydration enhancers in blended cements with iron-rich non-ferrous metallurgy slag

Using Fines from Recycled High-Quality Concrete as a Substitute for Cement

Towards Sustainable Masonry Construction Through Natural Aggregate Replacement by Fine Recycled Aggregates in Cement–Lime Mortars

Thoroughgoing sustainability indices to support the development of a forward-looking market for innovative construction materials

A large-scale demonstration and sustainability evaluation of ductile-porous vascular networks for self-healing concrete

Self-healing concrete with a bacteria-based or crystalline admixture as healing agent to prevent chloride ingress and corrosion in a marine environment

The Effects of Internal Curing and Shrinkage Cracking Avoidance on the Corrosion of Reinforced Concrete Walls with Superabsorbent Polymers

Influence of superabsorbent polymers on the chloride ingress of mortar measured by chloride diffusion and a quasi-steady-state migration test

Beyond the surface: Coupling water permeability assessments to X-ray micro-computed tomography for evaluation of self-healing on lime-based mortars

Cradle-to-grave environmental and economic sustainability of lime-based plasters manufactured with upcycled materials

Performance of self-healing mortar containing bacteria immobilized in alginate coated alkali activated lightweight aggregate

Comparative analysis of three different types of self-healing concrete via permeability testing and a quasi-steady-state chloride migration test

Internal curing and its application to alkali-activated materials: A literature review

From quarry to carbon sink: process-based LCA modelling of lime-based construction materials for net-zero and carbon-negative transformation

Durability Performance of Hybrid Binder Concretes Containing Non-Ferrous Slag and Recycled Aggregates

Design and evaluation of physical, mechanical and micro-structural properties of eco-friendly binary-blended mortars using biomass bottom ash or construction and demolition waste powder

How to improve the cradle-to-gate environmental and economic sustainability in lime-based construction materials? Answers from a real-life case-study

Environmental and Economic Assessment of Eco-Concrete for Residential Buildings: A Case Study of Santiago de Cali (Colombia)

Poly(aspartic acid) superabsorbent polymers as biobased and biodegradable additives for self-sealing of cementitious mortar

Effect of sodium sulfate activation on the early age behaviour and microstructure development of hybrid cementitious systems containing Portland cement, and blast furnace slag

A review of the efficiency of self-healing concrete technologies for durable and sustainable concrete under realistic conditions

Fine Recycled Concrete Aggregates Treated by Means of Wastewater and Carbonation Pretreatment

Production of calcium carbonate-precipitating biomass powder as self-healing additive in concrete and performance evaluation in mortar

Mitigating plastic shrinkage cracking in alkali-activated slag systems by internal curing with superabsorbent polymers

Collaborators (15)

José Roberto Tenório Filho

Ramon Ganigué

Cyrill Vallazza-Grengg

Encarnación María Ruiz Agudo

Elke Gruyaert

Erik Schlangen

Eduardus Koenders

Veerle Cnudde

Juan Manuel Etcheverry

Maria Cruz Alonso

Didier Snoeck

César Medina

Stijn Matthys

Katrien Bernaerts

Nicolas Ospitia Patino

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