1. Bond and interfacial properties of reinforcement in self-compacting concrete

   • W. Zhu
   • M. Sonebi
   • P. J. M. Bartos

   OriginalPaper Pages: 442 - 448

2. Temps zéro de référence pour les mesures de retrait

   • J. -L. Granju
   • M. Sarkis
   • G. Escadeillas

   OriginalPaper Pages: 449 - 455

3. The relationship between chloride migration rate for concrete and electrical current in steady state using the accelerated chloride migration test

   • C. C. Yang
   • S. W. Cho

   OriginalPaper Pages: 456 - 463

4. A four-exponential model to describe the behaviour of fibre reinforced concrete

   • M. K. Lee
   • B. I. G. Barr

   OriginalPaper Pages: 464 - 471

5. Mould and phototroph growth on masonry façades after repainting

   • M. A. Shirakawa
   • V. M. John
   • W. Gambale

   OriginalPaper Pages: 472 - 479

6. Planar shear moduli of rigidity of an oriented strand board from bending and shear tests

   • W. H. Thomas

   OriginalPaper Pages: 480 - 484

7. RILEM recommendation MDT. D.1—Indirect determination of the surface strength of unweathered hydraulic cement mortar by the drill energy method

   RILEM Recommendations Pages: 485 - 487

8. RILEM recommendation MDT. D.3—Determination “in situ” of the adhesive strength of rendering and plastering mortars to their substrate

   RILEM Recommendations Pages: 488 - 490

9. RILEM recommendation MDT. D. 4: In-situ stress tests based on the flat jack

   RILEM Recommendations Pages: 491 - 496

10. RILEM recommendation MDT. D.5—in-situ stress-strain behaviour tests based on the flat jack

    RILEM Recommendations Pages: 497 - 501

11. Discussion of the paper: ‘Predicting the performance of concrete structures exposed to chemically aggressive environment-field validation’, by J. Marchand, E. Samson, Y. Maltis, R.J. Lee and S. Sahu

    • W. G. Hime
    • B. Erlin

    Letter to the Editor Pages: 502 - 504