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CCC 2013 Final Programme.Pdf Introduction Wroclaw University of Technology is honoured to organize the 9th Central European Congress on Concrete Engineering. After successful eight previous editions of the congress taking place in Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic and Hungary the CCC 2013 is held in Wrocław (Poland) on September 4-6, 2013. In recent years, the intensive modernization process of urban areas is taking place. Shopping and administrative centers are being constructed, transportation systems are being modernized as well as underground infrastructure. The main aim of the Congress organized in Wrocław, Poland is to present and discuss the use of concrete in urban areas. We would like to discuss its use in architecture, development trends and construction technologies used in cities. The current CCC edition is going to focus on the most intensively developing regions of the modern societies according to the general congress topic: Concrete Structures in Urban Areas. The four founding countries - Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic and Hungary - decided in 2004 to cooperate more closely and to launch the CCC as a forum for an annual cross-border exchange of experience among principals, authorities, contractors, design engineers and academics in the field of construction materials and technology, concrete structures and civil engineering, as well as applied research and development. Poland joined the group in 2012 as a member country forming the current organization of CCC. History of Central European Congresses on Concrete Engineering: x The 1st Congress in Graz (Austria) in 2005 was dedicated to Fibre Reinforced Concrete in Practice. x The 2nd Congress in Hradec Kralove (Czech Republic) in 2006 had the main topic Concrete Structures for Traffic Network. x The 3rd Congress in Visegrád (Hungary) in 2007 focused on Innovative Materials and Technologies for Concrete Structures. x The 4th Congress in Opatija (Croatia) in 2008 concentrated on Concrete Engineering in Urban Development. x The 5th Congress in Baden (Austria) dealt with Innovative Concrete Technology in Practice. x The 6th Congress in Mariánské Lazně (Czech Republic) in 2010 had the main topic Concrete Structures for Challenging Time. x The 7th Congress in Balatonfüred (Hungary) in 2011 repeated the topic Innovative Materials and Technologies for Concrete Structures. x The 8th Congress on Plitvice Lakes (Croatia) in 2012 was dedicated to Durability of Concrete Structures. x The 9th Congress in Wrocław (Poland) is going to focus on the most intensively developing regions of the modern societies according to the general congress topic: Concrete Structures in Urban Areas. Main Topics x Innovative Application of Concrete in Public Places New Projects Hybrid Concrete Structures Architectonic Concrete x Concrete in Urban Areas Concrete Structures in Modern Cities: High Buildings, Public Buildings, Bridges, Stadiums, Underground Structures, Wastewater Treatment Plant Structures Hydrotechnical Engineering Based on Concrete Prefabrication Dedicated to Urban Structures Construction Technologies Useful in Urbanised Environment Architecture of Urban Concrete Structures x Concrete Properties Requirements for Concrete Properties Corresponding to Specific Branches of Urban Engineering Concrete Resistant to Urban Environment Testing of Concrete Materials and Structures x Maintenance and Revitalization of Concrete Structures 2 Congress Committees Scientific Committee Advisory Committee Andrzej AJDUKIEWICZ, Poland (Chairman) Mykola CHAUSOV, Ukraine György L. BALÁZS, Hungary Lech CZARNECKI, Poland Konrad BERGMEISTER, Austria Stanisław GACA, Poland Jan BIEŃ, Poland (Co-Chairman) Dariusz GAWIN, Poland Jan BILISZCZUK, Poland Józef GŁOMB, Poland Dubravka BJEGOVIĆ, Croatia Stefania GRZESZCZYK, Poland Jelena BLEIZIFFER, Croatia Jerzy HOŁA, Poland Jan DEJA, Poland Józef JASICZAK, Poland Milan KALNỲ, Czech Republic Mieczysław KAMIŃSKI, Poland Jiří KOLÍSKO, Czech Republic Jan KMITA, Poland Katalin KOPECSKÓ, Hungary Wojciech RADOMSKI, Poland Kálmán KÓRIS, Hungary Antoni SZYDŁO, Poland Renata KOTYNIA, Poland Jacek ŚLIWIŃSKI, Poland Peter KREMNITZER, Austria Henryk ZOBEL, Poland Andrzej ŁAPKO, Poland Jure RADIĆ, Croatia Jan L. VÍTEK, Czech Republic Organizing Committee Olga BASZCZAK, Poland Janusz BASZCZAK, Poland Jan BILISZCZUK, Poland (Chairman) Paweł HAWRYSZKÓW, Poland (Co-Chairman) Katarzyna KAMIŃSKA, Poland Tomasz KAMIŃSKI, Poland (Secretary) Marta KNAWA-HAWRYSZKÓW, Poland Marija KUŠTER Croatia Eva LUBLÓY, Hungary Hanna ONYSYK, Poland Jerzy ONYSYK, Poland Michael PAUSER, Austria Marek SALAMAK, Poland Vlastimil ŠRŮMA, Czech Republic Olga SZYMCZYK, Poland Tomasz WORSZTYNOWICZ, Poland Marcin WRZESIŃSKI, Poland 3 General Programme Building Time September 4th, 2013 HP Plaza Scientific & Organizing 16:00-18:00 Hotel Committee Meeting University 18:00-20:00 Welcome reception of Wrocław Building Time September 5th, 2013 Building Time September 6th, 2013 Registration 7:30-8:30 8:00-8:30 Coffee Coffee 8:30-9:30 Opening ceremony 8:30-9:30 Keynote lectures 2 Poster session 2 9:30-10:30 Keynote lectures 1 9:30-10:30 Coffee-break Poster session 1 10:30-11:30 Coffee-break Parallel Parallel 10:30-12:30 Centennial Centennial session 5 session 6 Hall Hall Parallel Parallel 11:30-13:30 session 1 session 2 12:30-13:30 Lunch 13:30-14:30 Lunch Parallel Parallel 13:30-15:30 session 7 session 8 Parallel Parallel 14:30-16:30 session 3 session 4 15:30-16:30 Closing ceremony Building Time September 5th, 2013 Centennial Hall 19:30-20:00 sightseeing Centennial Hall 20:00-23:00 Banquet 4 Detailed Programme of Oral Presentations 5th September (THURSDAY) 8:30 – 9:30 Start End Opening ceremony Chairs: Andrzej Ajdukiewicz, György L. Balázs, Jan Bień, Jan Biliszczuk, 08:30 09:30 Paweł Hawryszków, Jerzy Hoła, Jerzy Onysyk, Michael Pauser, Place: Room A Jure Radić, Jan L. Vitek 1 Jan Biliszczuk WELCOME 2 Andrzej Ajdukiewicz INFORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE 3 György L. Balázs WELCOME 4 Michael Pauser WELCOME 08:30 09:30 5 Jure Radić WELCOME 6 Jan L. Vitek WELCOME 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE “CENTENNIAL 7 Jerzy Onysyk HALL” IN WROCŁAW (1913 – 2013) SHORT INFORMATION ABOUT POLAND, WROCŁAW AND 8 Jan Bień WROCŁAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 9 Paweł Hawryszków ORGANIZING INFORMATION 5th September (THURSDAY) 9:30 – 10:30 Start End Keynote lectures 1 9:30 10:30 Chairs: Andrzej Ajdukiewicz, György L. Balázs Place: Room A 09:30 09:50 K1 Cezary Bednarski CEMENTING DREAMS OR THE PATIENCE OF CONCRETE Jure Radić, AESTHETICS AND STRUCTURES FOR SUSTAINABLE 09:50 10:10 K2 Marija Kušter DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN AREAS – CROATIAN EXAMPLES Gerhard Eberl, HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION UNDER ARCHITECTURAL 10:10 10:30 K3 Michael Kleiser STANDARDS IN AUSTRIA 5 th 5 September (THURSDAY) 11:30 – 13:30 Start End Parallel session 1 DESIGN STRATEGIES 11:30 13:30 Chairs: Jan Bień, Michael Pauser Room: Room A COMPARISON OF EUROCODE 2 AND POLISH BRIDGE 11:30 11:45 1 Janusz Hołowaty STANDARDS FOR CREEP AND SHRINKAGE OF CONCRETE – NECESSITY FOR IMPLEMENTATION Jacek Hulimka, Agnieszka Knoppik-Wróbel, POSSIBILITIES OF THE STRUCTURAL USE OF FOAMED 11:45 12:00 2 Rafał Krzywoń, CONCRETE ON THE EXAMPLE OF SLAB FOUNDATION Róbert Rudišin PROPER DESIGN OF THE R/C STRUCTURES IN TERMS OF USE 12:00 12:15 3 Piotr Noakowski OF THE REALISTIC MOMENTS 12:15 12:30 4 Bolesław Stelmach POETICS OF THE CONCRETE Dawid Wiśniewski, Lars L. Nielsen, INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO STRUCTURAL CONCRETE DESIGN 12:30 12:45 5 Torben S. Hansen, AND ITS INFLUENCE ON AESTHETICS OF BRIDGES IN URBAN Jesper L. Asferg, AREAS Paul Sanders Vladimir Cervenka, Josef Taferner, DESIGN OF INTEGRAL CONCRETE FACADE ASSISTED BY 12:45 13:00 6 Matthias Gander, NUMERICAL SIMULATION Konrad Bergmeister Pavel Jiricek, PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF REINFORCEMENT OF 13:00 13:15 7 Marek Foglar BRIDGE PIERS SUBJECTED TO VEHICLE IMPACT Wolfgang Haslehner, 13:15 13:30 8 LOW VOLUME CONCRETE WHEEL TRACKS IN AUSTRIA Johannes Steigenberger Start End Parallel session 2 MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS 11:30 13:30 Chairs: Jiří Kolísko, Renata Kotynia Room: Room B Fubara Dan-Jumbo, FLEXURAL STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF AER-TECH NOVEL 11:30 11:45 1 Messaoud Saidani, MATERIAL Sam George Józef Jasiczak, CASES OF CONCRETE'S FREEZE RESISTANCE LACK IN NEW 11:45 12:00 2 Agnieszka Ślosarczyk VIADUCTS FLY ASH FROM THE FLUIDIZED BED BOILER AS REACTIVE Artur Łagosz, 12:00 12:15 3 POWDER REPLACING SILICA FUME IN HIGH-STRENGTH Jan Deja MORTARS Rita Nemes, FROST RESISTANCE OF LWAC MADE WITH DIFFERENT 12:15 12:30 4 Olivér Fenyvesi LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATES IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT Zdzisława Owsiak, PREVENTING THE INNER CORROSION OF GRAVEL-AGGREGATE 12:30 12:45 5 Justyna Zapała-Sławeta CONCRETE TIME DEPENDENT FACTORS IN PILE CAPACITY AND QUALITY 12:45 13:00 6 Jarosław Rybak TESTING - SELECTED ISSUES Piotr Woyciechowski, 13:00 13:15 7 ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CONCRETE CARBONATION Wioletta Jackiewicz-Rek Thomas Zimmermann, Alfred Strauss, 13:15 13:30 8 David Lehký, FRACTURE MECHANICAL QUANTITIES OF CONCRETE Drahomir Novák, Konrad Bergmeister 6 th 5 September (THURSDAY) 14:30 – 16:30 Start End Parallel session 3 NEW STRUCTURES 14:30 16:30 Chairs: Marek Salamak, Vlastimil Šrůma Room: Room A Zsolt Bencze, HUNGARIAN CONCRETE PAVEMENTS IN URBAN AREAS USING 14:30 14:45 1 Katalin Karsai, THE PRINCIPLES OF LIFETIME ENGINEERING László Gáspár CONSTRUCTION OF ELEVATED ROAD OVER BARAPULLAH NALLA 14:45 15:00 2 Ashish Srivastava FROM SARAI KALE KHAN TO JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU STADIUM 15:00 15:15 3 Zeljka Radovanovic “UNION BRIDGE” ACROSS MORACA RIVER IN PODGORICA Marek Jagiełło, BRIDGE OVER ODRA
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