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Researcher

Laurena De Brabandere

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2024

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

Laurena De BrabandereTim Van MullemJung Hwan LeeJung-Il SuhKwang-Myong LeeNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

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

Tim Van MullemLaurena De BrabandereEmily Van de VoordeDidier SnoeckNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Investigating the self-sealing of a healing agent via a Korean permeability test and a migration test

Laurena De BrabandereTim Van MullemLee JunghwanJung-Il SuhKwang-Myong LeeNele De Belie

Self-sealing performance of healing agents via a low and high pressure water permeability test with active crack width control

Tim Van MullemLaurena De BrabandereJung Hwan LeeKwang-Myong LeeNele De Belie

2023

Influencing factors to the capillary water uptake of (un)cracked cementitious materials

Laurena De BrabandereTim Van MullemNatalia Mariel AldereteDries BaeyensNele De Belie

Preliminary analysis of non-destructive test methods to evaluate the self-healing efficiency on the construction site

Tim Van MullemGerlinde LefeverArthur DecuypereErik De VleeschouwerYasmina ShieldsLaurena De BrabandereDidier SnoeckDimitrios G. AggelisNele De Belie

2022

Capillary imbibition in cementitious materials : effect of salts and exposure condition

Laurena De BrabandereNatalia Mariel AldereteNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS

Chloride resistance of self-healing mortar containing superabsorbent polymers quantified via chloride diffusion testing

Tim Van MullemLaurena De BrabandereEmily Van de VoordeXiangyu KongDidier SnoeckNele De Belie