7. Conclusion
Because of its multidisciplinary nature (radiation physics, materials science) and specific service conditions, the field of radiation protection concretes appears more complex to master than that of ordinary civil engineering concretes. More than for any other material, anticipation and upstream thinking are the key to dimensioning, implementation and achieving instant (mechanical, radiation protection) or delayed (durability) performance. The diversity of constituents and the effectiveness of additives mean that most applications can be covered. Given the very high stakes involved in the function of different types of radiation protection concrete, validating the choices made with safety authorities generally requires the use of dedicated calculation codes, and probably in the future the development of new operational models combining radiation transport and thermohydro-mechanics. Given...
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Standards and norms
- Granulats pour bétons. - NF EN 12620 - 2008
- Cement testing methods – Part 1: Determination of resistances. - NF EN 196-1 - 2016
- Ciment Partie 1 : Composition, spécifications et critères de conformité des ciments courants. - NF EN 197-1 - 2012
- Calcium aluminate cement – Composition, specifications and conformity criteria. - NF EN 14647 - 2006
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