Selected Papers from the 20th International Conference on Building Pathology and Constructions Repair (CINPAR 2024)

A special issue of Buildings (ISSN 2075-5309). This special issue belongs to the section "Building Materials, and Repair & Renovation".

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Department of Civil Engineering, Federal University of Ceará, 62900000 Russas, Brazil
Interests: sustainable materials; concrete; reuse of industrial waste; cement and cement composites technology; rehabilitation; durability

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Department of Civil Engineering, University of Porto, 4200-465 Porto, Portugal
Interests: developing and characterising new cementitious materials (self-compacting concrete; eco-efficient concretes; high/ultra-high performance cementitious composites; digital concrete); non-conventional SCM (wastes valorisation); experimental factorial design and modelling of material behaviour; non-destructive testing and concrete durability

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Department of Civil Engineering, Federal University of Ceará, 62900000 Russas, Brazil
Interests: composite structures; steel structures; structural strengthening; construction engineering; finite element modeling; structural analysis; thermomechanical analysis; electromechanical analysis

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Dear Colleagues,

The theme of building pathology and rehabilitation holds profound importance in today's context of sustainable infrastructure development. As the demand for resilient buildings surges, the significance of enhancing our understanding and practices regarding building pathology and repair cannot be overstated. With the construction sector accounting for nearly half of all raw material consumption and energy usage, it is imperative that we adopt sustainable methodologies.

In light of this, the XX International Conference on Building Pathology and Constructions Repair (CINPAR 2024), taking place from May 29th to 31st, 2024, in the city of Fortaleza, Brazil, serves as a catalyst for innovation and collaboration in addressing the challenges faced by the built environment.

Dedicated to exploring the multifaceted aspects of building pathology and construction repair, CINPAR 2024 is a global platform for researchers, academics, industry professionals, and policymakers to exchange insights, innovations, and best practices.

Selected papers from CINPAR 2024 will be featured in a Special Issue of the journal Buildings, entitled titled "Selected Papers from the 20th International Conference on Building Pathology and Constructions Repair (CINPAR 2024)". This Special Issue will showcase the latest research and advancements presented at the conference, fostering continued progress in building pathology and construction repair.

CINPAR 2024 promises to be a landmark event in the field of building pathology and construction repair, providing a forum for interdisciplinary dialogue, collaboration, and innovation. Join us as we explore sustainable solutions for resilient infrastructure and chart a course towards a safer, more resilient built environment for future generations.

We look forward to receiving your contributions and shaping the future of building pathology and construction repair through this Special Issue.

Prof. Dr. Laís Cristina Barbosa Costa
Prof. Dr. Ana Mafalda Matos
Prof. Dr. Jerfson Moura Lima
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Keywords

  • structural health monitoring and assessment
  • durability and service life prediction
  • rehabilitation techniques and materials
  • sustainable construction and retrofitting
  • non-destructive testing and evaluation
  • building performance analysis
  • disaster resilience and risk management
  • historic preservation and conservation
  • innovative repair technologies
  • case studies and best practices

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Mechanical Analysis through Non-Destructive Testing of Recycled Porous Friction Course Asphalt Mixture
by Eulália Barbosa, Lucas Lira, Mauro Silva Filho, Lucas Babadopulos, Jorge Soares, Gemmelle Santos and Juceline Bastos
Buildings 2024, 14(9), 2907; https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings14092907 - 14 Sep 2024
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This study assessed the mechanical performance of porous asphalt mixtures, specifically the porous friction course (PFC), incorporating 10% Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) and rubberized asphalt. Three different methods were investigated to evaluate the stiffness of the mixtures: the resilience modulus (RM) test at [...] Read more.
This study assessed the mechanical performance of porous asphalt mixtures, specifically the porous friction course (PFC), incorporating 10% Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) and rubberized asphalt. Three different methods were investigated to evaluate the stiffness of the mixtures: the resilience modulus (RM) test at a single temperature and loading frequency, the complex modulus |E*| test from compressive loading conducted at various temperatures and frequencies, and the impact resonance (IR) tests performed at three temperatures with five impacts applied to the mixture. The results demonstrated that the RAP-containing mixture exhibited a higher resilience modulus at all tested temperatures, indicating greater stiffness compared to the mixture without RAP. Additionally, the IR and |E*| tests revealed similar behavior between the two evaluated mixtures. These findings suggest that both quasi-static and vibrational tests are suitable for characterizing the stiffness of porous asphalt mixtures due to the similarity in the viscoelastic parameters of the two investigated mixtures. This study provides important insights into the practical and scientific application of recycled and modified materials in porous asphalt mixtures. Full article
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