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Researcher

Philip Van den Heede

91 Results

2021

Correction to: Understanding the carbonation of concrete with supplementary cementitious materials : a critical review by RILEM TC 281-CCC

Stefanie von Greve-DierfeldBarbara LothenbachAnya VollprachtBei WuBruno HuetCarmen AndradeCesar MedinaCharlotte ThielElke GruyaertHanne VanoutriveIsabel F. Saez del BosqueIvan IgnjatovicJan ElsenJohn L. ProvisKaren ScrivenerKarl-Christian ThienelKosmas SiderisMaciej ZajacNatalia Mariel AldereteOzlem CizerPhilip Van den HeedeRobert Douglas HootonSiham Kamali-BernardSusan A. BernalZengfeng ZhaoZhenguo ShiNele De Belie

Durability and sustainability of self-healing concrete

Nele De BelieBjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den Heede

Effective and sustainable use of municipal solid waste incineration bottom ash in concrete regarding strength and durability

Natalia Mariel AldereteAneeta Mary JosephPhilip Van den HeedeStijn MatthysNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING

Influence of crack geometry and crack width on carbonation of High-Volume Fly Ash (HVFA) mortar

Tim Van MullemLaurence De MeystJessica Permatasari HandoyoRobby CaspeeleNele De BeliePhilip Van den Heede

The effect of mechanical load on carbonation of concrete : discussion on test methods and results

Zhiyuan LiuPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

2020

3D printing of concrete : the influence on chloride penetration

Jolien Van Der PuttenMelissa De VolderPhilip Van den HeedeGeert De SchutterKim Van Tittelboom

Carbonation of concrete with construction and demolition waste based recycled aggregates and cement with recycled content

I. F. Saez del BosquePhilip Van den HeedeNele De BelieM. I. Sanchez de RojasC. Medina

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Carbonation of mortar with supplementary cementitious materials : comparison between water, sealed and calcium hydroxide curing

Hanne VanoutrivePhilip Van den HeedeNele De BelieÖ. CizerPeter MinneElke Gruyaert

Carbonation of unloaded and loaded blast-furnace slag concrete : damage induced by loading and changes in pore structure induced by loading and carbonation

Zhiyuan LiuPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Chloride-indringing 3D-geprint beton : onderzoek naar de invloed van de laagopbouw op chloride-indringing en levensduur

Jacques LinssenJolien Van Der PuttenMelissa De VolderPhilip Van den HeedeGeert De SchutterKim Van Tittelboom

Durability based service life estimation for chloride exposed cracked and self-healed concrete

Nele De BelieBjorn Van BelleghemSylvia KeßlerPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van Tittelboom

Freeze-thaw resistance of concrete containing mixed aggregate and construction and demolition waste-additioned cement in water and de-icing salts

I. F. Saez del BosquePhilip Van den HeedeNele De BelieI Sanchez de Rojas, M.C. Medina

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Natural and accelerated carbonation behaviour of high-volume fly ash (HVFA) mortar : effects on internal moisture, microstructure and carbonated phase proportioning

Philip Van den HeedeCharlotte ThielNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Neutron radiography to study the water ingress via the interlayer of 3D printed cementitious materials for continuous layering

Jolien Van Der PuttenMahzad AzimaPhilip Van den HeedeTim Van MullemDidier SnoeckC. CarminatiJ. HovindP. TrtikGeert De SchutterKim Van Tittelboom

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Understanding the carbonation of concrete with supplementary cementitious materials : a critical review by RILEM TC 281-CCC

Stefanie von Greve-DierfeldBarbara LothenbachAnya VollprachtBei WuBruno HuetCarmen AndradeCesar MedinaCharlotte ThielElke GruyaertHanne VanoutriveIsabel F. Saez del BosqueIvan IgnjatovicJan ElsenJohn L. ProvisKaren ScrivenerKarl-Christian ThienelKosmas SiderisMaciej ZajacNatalia Mariel AldereteOzlem CizerPhilip Van den HeedeRobert Douglas HootonSiham Kamali-BernardSusan A. BernalZengfeng ZhaoZhenguo ShiNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES

Varying carbonation properties as a function of depth from the exposure surface : role of the wall effect

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

2019

Accelerated and natural carbonation of concrete with high volumes of fly ash : chemical, mineralogical and microstructural effects

Philip Van den HeedeMieke De SchepperNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in ROYAL SOCIETY OPEN SCIENCE

CO2 sequestration potential of high-volume fly ash (HVFA) mortar when based on accelerated carbonation tests

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Capillary imbibition in mortars with natural pozzolan, limestone powder and slag evaluated through neutron radiography, electrical conductivity, and gravimetric analysis

Natalia Mariel AldereteYury Andres Villagran ZaccardiDidier SnoeckBjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT AND CONCRETE RESEARCH

Difference in carbonation behavior at 0.04%, 1% and 10% CO2 for high-volume fly ash (HVFA) mortar : effect on internal humidity and resistivity

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Effect of accelerated carbonation on the capillary absorption and gas permeability of high-volume fly ash (HFVA) mortar

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Efficiency of manual and autonomous healing to mitigate chloride ingress in cracked concrete

Kim Van TittelboomBjorn Van BelleghemR. CallensPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Evaluation and comparison of traditional methods and Electron Probe Micro Analysis (EPMA) to determine the chloride ingress perpendicular to cracks in self-healing concrete

Bjorn Van BelleghemYury Villagran ZaccardiPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Influence of bio-agents on the durability of cement-based materials

Jianyun WangMichiel VandervoortPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Life cycle assessment applied to recycled aggregate concrete

Désirée Rodriguez-RoblesPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Bookchapter in New trends I eco-efficient and recycled concrete

Life cycle assessment of self-healing engineered cementitious composite (SH-ECC) used for the rehabilitation of bridges

Philip Van den HeedeNele De BelieF. PittauG. HabertArn Mignon

Neutron radiography to study water ingress via the interlayer of 3D printed cementitious materials

Jolien Van Der PuttenMahzad AzimaPhilip Van den HeedeTim Van MullemGeert De SchutterKim Van Tittelboom

2018

Accelerated and natural carbonation of concrete with high volumes of fly ash : chemical, mineralogical and microstructural effects

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Carbonation resistance of high-volume fly ash (HVFA) mortar : effect of applied CO2 concentration

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Chloride induced reinforcement corrosion behavior in self-healing concrete with encapsulated polyurethane

Bjorn Van BelleghemSylvia KesslerPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT AND CONCRETE RESEARCH

Comparative life cycle assessment of magnesium binders as an alternative for hemp concrete

Maris SinkaPhilip Van den HeedeNele De BelieDiana BajareGenadijs SahmenkoAleksandrs Korjakins

A1 Journal Article in RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING

Cradle-to-gate life cycle assessment of self-healing engineered cementitious composite with in-house developed (semi-)synthetic superabsorbent polymers

Philip Van den HeedeArn MignonGuillaume HabertNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Estimated service life of carbonation exposed (cracked) concrete with pozzolans or self-healing agents

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Perpendicular-to-crack chloride ingress in cracked and autonomously healed concrete

Bjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

Screening encapsulated polymeric healing agents for carbonation-exposed self-healing concrete, service life extension and environmental benefit

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemMaria Adelaide Pereira Gomes de AraújoJoão Luis Garcia FeiteiraNele De Belie

Screening of different encapsulated polymer-based healing agents for chloride exposed self-healing concrete using chloride migration tests

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemMaria Adelaide Pereira Gomes de AraújoJoão Luis Garcia FeiteiraNele De Belie

A2 Journal Article in KEY ENGINEERING MATERIALS

Self-healing concrete to increase service life of a roof plate for an inspection pit in the Oosterweel link : healing efficiency and preliminary service life estimation

Nele De BelieTim Van MullemElke GruyaertPhilip Van den Heede

The use of municipal solid waste incineration ash in various building materials : a Belgian point of view

Aneeta Mary JosephRuben SnellingsPhilip Van den HeedeStijn MatthysNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS

Water penetration through cracks in self-healing cementitious materials with superabsorbent polymers studied by neutron radiography

Didier SnoeckPhilip Van den HeedeTim Van MullemNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT AND CONCRETE RESEARCH

2017

Application of a self-healing mechanism in concrete to reduce chloride ingress through cracks

Bjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

Comparison of different beneficiation techniques to improve utilization potential of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration fly ash concrete

Aneeta Mary JosephPhilip Van den HeedeRuben SnellingsAndres Van BrechtStijn MatthysNele De Belie

Effect of the service life assessment approach of the environmental benefit of using self-healing concrete in marine environments

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemNele De Belie

Influence of the curing period of encapsulated polyurethane precursor on the capillary water absorption of cracked mortar with selfhealing properties

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemNatalia Mariel AldereteKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

Internal curing of cement pastes by superabsorbent polymers studied by means of neutron radiography

Didier SnoeckNatalia Mariel AldereteBjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

Preliminary Investigation on the effect of cement replacement by residues from the incineration of non-hazardous waste on strength and Alkali Silica reaction

Aneeta Mary JosephPhilip Van den HeedeRuben SnellingsAndres Van BrechtSteffen GrünewaldStijn MatthysNele De Belie

Quantification of the service life extension and environmental benefit of chloride exposed self-healing concrete

Bjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS

Self-healing concrete in aggressive enironments

Nele De BelieKim Van TittelboomMathias MaesBjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den Heede

Self-healing concrete with encapsulated polyurethane

Kim Van TittelboomPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Bookchapter in Eco-efficient repair and rehabilitation of concrete infrastructures

Self-healing of concrete cracks by the release of embedded water repellent agents and corrosion inhibitors to reduce the risk for reinforcement corrosion

Kim Van TittelboomClaudia De MaesschalckBjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeSylvia KesslerNele De Belie

Service life and global warming potential of chloride exposed concrete with high volumes of fly ash

Philip Van den HeedeMichel De KeersmaeckerAlice EliaMieke AdriaensNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Sulfates in completely recyclable concrete and the effect of CaSO4 on the clinker mineralogy

Mieke De SchepperPhilip Van den HeedeEleni ArvanitiKlaartje De BuysserIsabel Van DriesscheNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Sustainability assessment of potentially 'green' concrete types using life cycle assessment

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Bookchapter in Sustainable and nonconventional construction materials using inorganic bonded fiber composites

Use of encapsulated polyurethane in concrete to limit chloride penetration through cracks

Bjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

2016

A plant based LCA of high-strength prestressed concrete elements and the assessment of a practical ecological variant

Charlotte DosscheVeerle BoelWouter De CortePhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Neutron radiography based visualization and profiling of water uptake in (un)cracked and autonomously healed cementitious materials

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemNatalia Mariel AldereteKim Van TittelboomNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS

Resistance to chloride penetration of self-healing concrete with encapsulated polyuretyhane

Bjorn Van BelleghemPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Sustainability effects of including concrete cracking and healing in service life prediction for marine environments

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemMichel De KeersmaeckerAnnemie AdriaensNele De Belie

Sustainable high quality recycling of aggregates from waste-to-energy, treated in a wet bottom ash processing installation, for use in concrete products

Philip Van den HeedeRingoot NielsArno BeirnaertAndres Van BrechtErwin Van den BrandeGeert De SchutterNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS

The cost and environmental impact of service life extending self-healing engineered materials for sustainable steel reinforced concrete

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemNele De Belie

The cost and environmental impact of service life extening self-healing engineered materials for sustainable steel reinforced concrete

Philip Van den HeedeBjorn Van BelleghemNele De Belie

Towards an adequate deicing salt scaling resistance of high-volume fly ash (HVFA) concrete and concrete with superabsorbent polymers (SAPs)

Didier SnoeckPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

2015

Durability based life cycle assessment of concrete with supplementary cementitious materials exposed to carbonation

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Global warming potential of carbonation/chloride exposed concrete with(out) consideration of the propagation period in service life assessment

Philip Van den HeedeRenée CallensNele De Belie

2014

A service life based global warming potential for high-volume fly ash concrete exposed to carbonation

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Durability and sustainability of concrete with high volumes of fly ash

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Influence of active crack width control on the chloride penetration resistance and global warming potential of slabs made with fly ash + silica fume concrete

Philip Van den HeedeMathias MaesNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Life cycle assessment of completely recyclable concrete

Mieke De SchepperPhilip Van den HeedeIsabel Van DriesscheNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS

2013

Carbonation of slag concrete: effect of the cement replacement level and curing on the carbonation coefficient: effect of carbonation on the pore structure

Elke GruyaertPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Influence of air entraining agents on deicing salt scaling resistance and transport properties of high-volume fly ash concrete

Philip Van den HeedeJamie FurniereNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Influence of crack width limitation on the chloride penetration resistance and global warming potential of concrete slabs

Philip Van den HeedeMathias MaesNele De Belie

Service life based assessment of the global warming potential of concrete with supplementary cementitious materials

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

2012

Chloride diffusion tests as experimental basis for full probabilistic service life prediction and life-cycle assessment of concrete with fly ash in a submerged marine environment

Philip Van den HeedeMathias MaesRobby CaspeeleNele De Belie

Environmental impact and life cycle assessment (LCA) of traditional and 'green' concretes: Literature review and theoretical calculations

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

Full probabilistic service life prediction and life cycle assessment of concrete with fly ash and blast-furnace slag in a submerged marine environment: a parameter study

Philip Van den HeedeMathias MaesNele De Belie

A2 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Influence of sulphates on chloride diffusion and the effect of this on service life prediction of concrete in a submerged marine environment

Mathias MaesRobby CaspeelePhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Investigation of the influence of blast-furnace slag on the resistance of concrete against organic acid or sulphate attack by means of accelerated degradation tests

Elke GruyaertPhilip Van den HeedeMathias MaesNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT AND CONCRETE RESEARCH

Strength related global warming potential of fly ash (+ silica fume) concrete with(out) mass/economic allocation of the by-products' impact

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

2011

Full probabilistic service life prediction and life cycle assessment of concrete with industrial by-products in a submerged marine environment: a parameter study

Philip Van den HeedeMathias MaesElke GruyaertNele De Belie

Influence of air entraining agents (AEAs) on deicing salt scaling resistance of high-volume fly ash concrete (HVFA concrete)

Philip Van den HeedeJamie FurniereNele De Belie

Life cycle assessment of completely recyclable concrete

Mieke De SchepperPhilip Van den HeedeChristophe WindelsNele De Belie

The 'Greenness' of high-volume fly ash (HVFA) concrete when exposed to carbonation

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

The resistance of completely recyclable concrete to carbonation, chloride penetration and freeze-thaw attack with de-icing agents

Mieke De SchepperPhilip Van den HeedeChristophe WindelsNele De Belie

2010

A comparative study of the durability of ordinary Portland cement concrete and concrete containing (high) percentages of blast-furnace slag

Elke GruyaertPhilip Van den HeedeMathias MaesNele De Belie

Durability related functional units for life cycle assessment of high-volume fly ash concrete

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Life cycle assessment of a column supported isostatic beam in high-volume fly ash concrete (HVFA concrete)

Philip Van den HeedeElke GruyaertNicolas RobeystNele De Belie

The use of fly ash in completely recyclable concrete

Mieke De SchepperPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

Transport properties of high-volume fly ash concrete: capillary water sorption, water sorption under vacuum and gas permeability

Philip Van den HeedeElke GruyaertNele De Belie

A1 Journal Article in CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES

2009

Acid resistance of concrete containing blast-furnace slag: influence of the pore structure and hydration process

Elke GruyaertNele De BeliePhilip Van den Heede

Beton met vliegas duurzaam?: porositeit en transporteigenschappen onderzocht

Philip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

A4 Journal Article in CEMENT (AMSTERDAM)

Chloride ingress for concrete containing blast-furnace slag, related to microstructural parameters

Elke GruyaertPhilip Van den HeedeNele De Belie

2008

MICROSTRUCTURE OF HIGH-VOLUME FLY ASH CONCRETE

Gert BaertPhilip Van den HeedeKatrien AudenaertNele De Belie