selected publications

• academic article

  • Reply to the discussion by H.M. Jennings and J.J. Thomas of the paper 'The BET-specific surface area of hydrated Portland cement and related materials'.  Cement and Concrete Research.  34:1961-1961. 2004
  • The BET-specific surface area of hydrated Portland cement and related materials.  Cement and Concrete Research.  33:2049-2056. 2003
  • Properties and development of the microstructure in cement pastes modified by a styrene–butadiene co-polymer.  Advances in Cement Research.  15:1-8. 2003
  • Investigations on stress corrosion of hardened cement pastes.  Cement and Concrete Research.  30:1443-1451. 2000
  • Investigations on cement expansion associated with ettringite formation.  Cement and Concrete Research.  29:731-735. 1999
  • Possibilities of Utilizing Solid Residues from Pressured Fluidized Bed Coal Combustion (PSBC) for the Production of Blended Cements.  Cement and Concrete Research.  28:299-307. 1998
  • Investigations on high SO3 portland clinkers and cements II. Properties of cements.  Cement and Concrete Research.  26:1315-1324. 1996
  • On the delayed expansion of heat cured Portland cement pastes and concretes.  Cement and Concrete Composites.  18:181-185. 1996
  • Investigations on the aging of hydrated tricalcium silicate and portland cement pastes.  Cement and Concrete Research.  25:919-923. 1995
  • Effect of cement composition on the expansion of heat-cured cement pastes.  Cement and Concrete Research.  25:853-862. 1995
  • MAS NMR Studies of Partially Carbonated Portland Cement and Tricalcium Silicate Pastes.  Journal of the American Ceramic Society.  76:1998-2004. 1993
  • On the origin of portland cement setting.  Cement and Concrete Research.  22:1130-1140. 1992
  • Investigation on the structure of fully hydrated portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes. III. Specific surface area and permeability.  Cement and Concrete Research.  21:975-982. 1991
  • An artificial concrete aggregate made from coal combustion ashes.  Cement and Concrete Research.  1991
  • Investigation in the System 'Portland Clinker-Gypsum Plaster-Condensed Silica'.  MRS Proceedings.  1991
  • SO3-Rich Portland Cements: Synthesis and Strength Development.  MRS Proceedings.  1991
  • Glass Fiber Composites Made with a Cement Based on a Hydraulically Active CaO-SiO2-Al2O3 Glass.  MRS Proceedings.  211. 1990
  • Investigation of the hydration of Portland blastfurnace slag cement: composition, structure and properties of the hydrated material.  Advances in Cement Research.  2:15-20. 1989
  • Investigation of the hydration of Portland blastfurnace slag cement: hydration kinetics.  Advances in Cement Research.  2:9-13. 1989
  • Mechanism of Sulfate Expansion in Hydrated Portland Cement.  Journal of the American Ceramic Society.  71:1015-1020. 1988
  • The interfacial zone between marble and tricalcium silicate paste.  Cement and Concrete Research.  17:784-792. 1987
  • A discussion of the paper 'on the properties of freshly made portland cement paste. Part I. Origins of the colloidal behaviour of cement paste by S. Chatterji.  Cement and Concrete Research.  17:695-696. 1987
  • Effect of Chemical Admixtures on Portland Cement Hydration.  Cement, concrete and aggregates.  9:38-38. 1987
  • Structure and Mechanical Properties of Portland Cement-Polyacrylnitril Fiber Composites.  MRS Proceedings.  114. 1987
  • Investigations on the structure of fully hydrated portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes. II. Total porosity and pore size distribution.  Cement and Concrete Research.  16:893-901. 1986
  • Investigations on the structure of fully hydrated portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes. I. Bound water, chemical shrinkage and density of hydrates.  Cement and Concrete Research.  16:207-214. 1986
  • Investigations on the relationship between porosity, structure and strength of hydrated Portland cement pastes. II. Effect of pore structure and of degree of hydration.  Cement and Concrete Research.  15:401-410. 1985
  • Investigations on the relationship between porosity, structure and strength of hydrated portland cement pastes I. Effect of porosity.  Cement and Concrete Research.  15:320-330. 1985
  • Possibilities of quantitative determination of the AFt-(ettringite) and AFm-(monosulphate) phases in hydrated cement pastes.  Cement and Concrete Research.  14:133-141. 1984
  • Effect of alkalies on portland cement hydration II. Alkalies present in form of sulphates.  Cement and Concrete Research.  13:771-777. 1983
  • Effect of alkalies on portland cement hydration.  Cement and Concrete Research.  13:477-482. 1983
  • Structure and Properties of Portland Cement Clinker Doped with CaF2.  Journal of the American Ceramic Society.  63:654-659. 1980
  • Effect of some liquefying agents on properties and hydration of portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes.  Cement and Concrete Research.  10:321-331. 1980
  • Structure and Properties of Portland Cement Clinker Doped with Zinc Oxide.  Journal of the American Ceramic Society.  63:13-16. 1980
  • A reply to T. Knudsen's discussion of the paper 'early hydration of tricalcium silicate. I. Kinetics of the hydration process and the stoichiometry of the hydration products'.  Cement and Concrete Research.  9:801-801. 1979
  • On the combined effect of water soluble lignosulfonates and carbonates on portland cement and clinker pastes — II. Mode of action and structure of the hydration products.  Cement and Concrete Research.  8:525-538. 1978
  • On the combined effect of water solubles lignosulfonates and carbonates on portland cement and clinker pastes 1. Physical properties.  Cement and Concrete Research.  8:469-479. 1978