PEDRO SERNA

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Universitat Politècnica de València

Spain

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Pedro Serna is a Full Professor at Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain. His research areas include the behavior and properties of concrete, particularly with innovative materials such as polypropylene fibers, rice straw, and recycled aggregates. He has contributed significantly to studies on self-healing concrete and the optimization of concrete mix designs, emphasizing sustainability and performance in construction materials.

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Articles (16)

Experimental Study on the Valorization of Rice Straw as Fiber for Concrete

The Effects of Polypropylene Fibres on the Shear Behaviour of a Concrete Crack: An Experimental Study

Effects of Granulated Cork with Bark on the Microstructure and Resistance to Extreme Environmental Conditions of Concrete for Non-Structural Precast Elements

Prediction of Aggregate Packing with Tubular Macrocapsules in the Inert Structure of Self-Healing Concrete Based on Dewar’s Particle Packing Model

The Use of Recycled Concrete Powder as Supplementary Cementitious Materials for Manufacturing Concrete

A review of five years’ experience on the effect of fibers on the autogenous healing of Ultra High-Performance Fiber-Reinforced Concrete

Self-healing capability of conventional, high-performance, and Ultra High-Performance Concrete with commercial bacteria characterized by means of water and chloride penetration

Optimization of concrete mix designs toward the bond properties of steel reinforcement in self-healing concrete by Taguchi method

Experimental investigation on the bond behaviour of steel reinforcement in self-healing concrete

Preliminary study on the fresh and mechanical properties of UHPC made with recycled UHPC aggregates

Preliminary Study of the Fresh and Hard Properties of UHPC That Is Used to Produce 3D Printed Mortar

Understanding the Impacts of Healing Agents on the Properties of Fresh and Hardened Self-Healing Concrete: A Review

Recommendation of RILEM TC 261-CCF: test method to determine the flexural creep of fibre reinforced concrete in the cracked state

Characterization of Glass Powder from Glass Recycling Process Waste and Preliminary Testing

Autogenous Self-Healing Capacity of Early-Age Ultra-High-Performance Fiber-Reinforced Concrete

Self-healing concrete-What Is it Good For?

Collaborators (5)

Ana Piquer

Vicente Albero

Lourdes Soriano

Elke Gruyaert

Hesam Doostkami

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