This book gathers peer-reviewed contributions presented at the RILEM Spring Convention and Conference, held in Milan, Italy on April 7-12, 2024. The theme of the Conference was Advanced construction materials and processes for a carbon neutral society, which was aimed at discussing advanced construction/eco-friendly materials and processes, for new and existing structures, towards a carbon neutral society. The volume covers the current and emerging approaches that lead to an optimized design and maintenance of constructions and systems. It includes the development of materials and structural service life models and life cycle design, in order to maximise longevity and level of service while minimising the environmental impact of constructions and systems. It also includes the analysis and design of larger systems, such as communities, cities or regions, aiming at reducing risk andincreasing resilience. The following subtopics are included: advanced materials and structural concept to enhance the resilience and robustness of the built environment and communities at local and global scales; risk based inspection and maintenance; life cycle analysis and service models; performance based design; improved design strategies by integrating materials and structures.

Provides information on latest developments on construction materials and structures Explores the challenges of eco-friendly materials, composites and processes towards a carbon neutral society Written by leading experts in the field

Inhalt

.- Part I TRC.

.- 1 Investigation of the bond behaviour between geopolymer trm and concrete.

.- 2 Optimizing textile-reinforced concrete sustainability and economic efficiency with innovative cement composites.

.- 3 Mineral impregnation of high-strength fibre yarns for textile reinforced concrete with enhanced thermal stability.

.- 4 Influence of carbonation curing conditions on fiber-matrix interfacial properties in cementitious composites.

.- 5 Tensile response and durability of flax trms.

.- 6 Trc application potential to strengthen and repair concrete structures exposed to fire.

.- 7 High temperature performance of lighweight concrete-textile reinforced cementious composite sandwich panels: a comprehensive investigation.

.- 8 Size effect on the direct tensile behaviour of glass textile reinforced concrete, etc.