Ángel De La Rosa Velasco

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King Juan Carlos University

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Ángel De La Rosa Velasco is an Assistant Professor at King Juan Carlos University in Spain. His research areas include self-compacting concrete, sustainable construction practices, and the mechanical properties of concrete materials. He has contributed significantly to the field with recent articles focusing on innovative mix design methodologies and the optimization of concrete constituent ranges.

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Damage generation and probabilistic modeling

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Fatigue damage in high performance concrete reinforced with fibers

Open Date: 2017-05-01

Close Date: 2021-05-01

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Lucía Garijo Alonso

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Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Gonzalo Ruiz

Catedrático de Universidad / Full Professor

University of Castilla-La Mancha

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Mineral additions as pigments and mechanical property enhancers in self-compacting natural hydraulic lime concrete

Design of Eco-Sustainable Self-Compacting Lime-Based Concretes with Pozzolanic and Hydraulic Additions for Structural Use

Optimizing constituent ranges in self-compacting steel-fiber reinforced concrete: A methodological approach

Innovative Mix Design Methodologies for Self-Compacting Lime Concrete Toward Sustainable Construction

Characterization of the shape and size of coarse aggregates by photogrammetry for the design of self-compacting concretes

Modeling the flexural behavior of concrete sections with longitudinal reinforcement and steel fibers using Fracture Mechanics concepts

New Mix Design Methodology for Natural Hydraulic Lime Concrete Based on Consistency and Compressive Strength

Experimental study of the response to fatigue compression and indirect tensile loading in high-technology concrete

A new approach to the study of the size and the geometry effect on compressive strength in concrete

Experimental study on quasi-static mixed mode fracture in self-compacting concrete with longitudinal reinforcement and steel fibers

Collaborators (2)

Lucía Garijo Alonso

Gonzalo Ruiz

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