Research Explorer

Your browser does not support JavaScript or JavaScript is not enabled. Without JavaScript some functions of this webapplication may be disabled or cause error messages. To enable JavaScript, please consult the manual of your browser or contact your system administrator.

Researcher

Hugo Ernesto Eguez Alava

Awards & Distinctions

11 Results

2017

Calibrated quantitative thermogravimetric analysis for the determination of portlandite and calcite content in hydrated cementitious systems

Yury Villagran ZaccardiHugo Eguez AlavaKlaartje De BuysserElke GruyaertNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES

Durability of concrete under combined attack : frost salt scaling in carbonated concrete and chloride ingress in mechanically loaded concrete

Hugo Eguez AlavaNele De BelieGeert De Schutter

On the quantitative thermogravimetric analysis of calcite content in hydrated cementitious systems

Yury Villagran ZaccardiHugo Eguez AlavaKlaartje De BuysserNele De Belie

Recommendation of RILEM TC 246-TDC : test methods to determine durability of concrete under combined environmental actions and mechanical load

Yan YaoLing WangFolker H. WittmannNele De BelieErik SchlangenChristoph GehlenZhendi WangHugo Eguez AlavaYin CaoBalqis M. D. Yunus et al.

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES

Sodium chloride ingress into OPC concrete subjected to compressive load

Hugo Eguez AlavaNele De BelieGeert De Schutter

Test methods to determine durability of concrete under combined environmental actions and mechanical load: final report of RILEM TC 246-TDC

Yan YaoLing WangFolker H. WittmannNele De BelieErik SchlangenHugo Eguez AlavaZhendi WangSylvia KesslerChristoph GehlenBalqis Md. Yunus et al.

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES

2016

Chloride interaction with concretes subjected to a permanent splitting tensile stress level of 65%

Hugo Eguez AlavaEleni TsangouriNele De BelieGeert De Schutter

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Chloride penetration in concrete under compression or splitting tensile load representing 60-65 per cent of the ultimate load

Hugo Eguez AlavaNele De BelieGeert De Schutter

Proposed mechanism for the formation of oxychloride crystals during sodium chloride application as a deicer salt in carbonated concrete

Hugo Eguez AlavaNele De BelieGeert De Schutter

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

2015

The ingress of chlorides in concrete under compressive or tensile loads

Hugo Eguez AlavaNele De BelieGeert De Schutter

2014

The influence of carbonation on deicer scaling resistance of blast furnace slag concrete (BFSC)

Hugo Eguez AlavaNele De BelieGeert De Schutter