Shingo Asamoto

Associate Professor

Saitama University

Japan

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Shingo Asamoto is an Associate Professor at Saitama University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on the mechanical properties and behavior of concrete under various conditions, including deterioration processes and fracture mechanics. Recent publications highlight his work on mesoscale simulations, moisture transport in cracked concrete, and the influence of high temperatures on concrete properties.

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Keisuke Takahashi

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Farid BENBOUDJEMA

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Articles (15)

3D RBSM-based mesoscale simulation on the fracture behavior of high-strength concrete under compression: considering aggregate strength grade and shape

Integrated mechanical-conduit modeling approach for RBSM Investigation of moisture transport in cracked concrete: Tensile fracture and rebar pull-out effects

Investigation of the compressive behaviour of restrained concrete with DEF and ASR-DEF deteriorations

Why sorption hysteresis in tobermorite is limited

A review of mechanical properties of deteriorated concrete due to delayed ettringite formation and its influence on the structural behavior of reinforced concrete members

Standardized models for cracking due to restraint of imposed strains—The state of the art

Effect of high temperature at early ages on drying shrinkage and creep of concrete focusing on microcracking damage

Estimator for generalization performance of machine learning model trained by biased data collected from multiple references

Experimental study on mortar with the addition of hydrophobic silicone oil for water absorption, strength, and shrinkage

Mesoscale simulation of compression-induced cracking and failure of ASR-damaged concrete with stirrup confinement

An analytical investigation of bond deterioration between rebar and ASR/DEF-damaged concrete with and without stirrup confinement using 3D RBSM

Mesoscopic simulation of crack propagation and bond behavior in ASR damaged concrete with internal/external restraint by 3D RBSM

Investigation of the mechanical behaviour of concrete with severe delayed ettringite formation expansion focusing on internal damage propagation under various compressive loading patterns

Multiscale structural changes and drying shrinkage of Portland cement pastes: effects of a fatty-alcohol-based shrinkage reducing agent

Microstructural properties and water penetration resistance of cementitious binder combined with water-dispersible polyurethane

Collaborators (6)

Dirk Schlicke

Agnieszka Jędrzejewska

Keisuke Takahashi

Farid BENBOUDJEMA

Jean-Michel Torrenti

Miguel Azenha

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