Titlebook: Nanotechnology in Construction; Proceedings of the N Zdeněk Bittnar,Peter J. M. Bartos,Jan Zeman Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verla

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Zdeněk Bittnar,Peter J. M. Bartos,Jan ZemanIncludes supplementary material:

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Production, Properties and End-Uses of Nanofibresof nanofibres have been developed such as filters, sound absorbing materials, wound dressings, scaffolds for tissue engineering etc. Machinery for nanofibres production is produced and offered in the Czech Republic. There is a great potential for utilization of nanofibres in civil engineering.

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Potential Environmental and Human Health Impacts of Nanomaterials Used in the Construction Industryaction on risk assessment of nanomaterials in the environment, this article concludes by discerning critical knowledge gaps and research needs to inform the responsible manufacturing, use and disposal of nanoparticles in construction materials.

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Nanotechnology in Construction: A Roadmap for Developmenth the awareness of the potential and the expected commercial exploitation of nanotechnology. This paper provides an updated version based on the three original sectorial charts, indicating where tangible progress has been made, where research is active and where advance along the predicted pathways has slowed down or stopped altogether.

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A Review of the Analysis of Cement Hydration Kinetics via 1H Nuclear Magnetic Resonance both with NMR equipment and testing technique. Consequently, this is making NMR a very useful tool in the studying permeability and moisture movement in the concrete matrix. This paper will review the current state-of-the-art regarding the application of NMR to the analysis of cementitious materials at early ages.

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The Colloid/Nanogranular Nature of Cement Paste and Propertiesr mechanics. This approach is rich both conceptually and quantitatively. This paper describes recent progress using the C-G approach to understand drying shrinkage and creep, with a view towards further reconciling a vast literature, and improving quantitative relationships between structure and properties.