Technical publications

+ Tillæg til DBF's anvisning nr. 34 af 1995

The Danish Concrete Society's guide to curing concrete.
The guide describes the current requirements regarding water loss in a specific structure in a specific environmental class, as well as the calculation methods available to assess the evaporation of water from newly poured concrete surfaces. The guide provides an overview of the practical options for protection from drying out. This version contains English and Danish versions of the guide.

Traditionally, damaged concrete is repaired by chipping away cracked, spalled, chloride-contaminated and carbonated concrete, cleaning the rebar, and filling the area with mortar or concrete. As an alternative to these traditional repair methods, electrochemical repair methods have been developed in recent years....

The Danish Concrete Society's working group on fibre concrete has collected information on a total of 118 Danish structures made from fibre concrete over the period 1985-94. The vast majority of fibre concrete is used for prefabricated facade and roof elements....