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Jean-Philippe Charron
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Research
Latest papers
Shrinkage Mitigation of an Ultra-High Performance Concrete Submitted to Various Mixing and Curing Conditions.
Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2021 · senior author
Latest funding
- $921,725
Développement d'applications structurales en génie civil avec renforcements multi-échelles en bétons fibrés à hautes et ultra-hautes performances (BFHP et BFUP) - Phase 4
NSERC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $196,000
Aménagements hydro-électriques atteints par la réaction alcalis-granulats: vers des outils de diagnostic/pronostic fiables et des méthodes de réhabilitation durables
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $156,000
Assessment of mechanical and durability performances of NSC to self-healing FRC structural components under combined mechanical and environemental loadings
NSERC · 2020 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Shrinkage Mitigation of an Ultra-High Performance Concrete Submitted to Various Mixing and Curing Conditions.
Androuët C, Charron JP
Développement d'applications structurales en génie civil avec renforcements multi-échelles en bétons fibrés à hautes et ultra-hautes performances (BFHP et BFUP) - Phase 4
Principal investigators: Charron, Jean-Philippe
Keywords: Construction, transportation and communications; Construction methods
Aménagements hydro-électriques atteints par la réaction alcalis-granulats: vers des outils de diagnostic/pronostic fiables et des méthodes de réhabilitation durables
Principal investigators: Ben Ftima, Mahdi M
Keywords: aménagement hydro-électrique; bétons fibrés ultra-performants; caractérisation expérimentale; dégradation du béton; diagnostic et pronostic; effets d'échelle; énergie de fissuration; outils numériques prédictifs; réaction alcalis-granulats; simulation multi-physiques
Assessment of mechanical and durability performances of NSC to self-healing FRC structural components under combined mechanical and environemental loadings
Principal investigators: Charron, Jean-Philippe
Keywords: fiber reinforced concretes; self-healing concretes; mechanical loadings; environmental loadings; permeability; absorption; diffusion; crack width; rebar stress level; numerical models
Développement d'éléments préfabriqués et de réparations pour les infrastructures avec les bétons fibrés à hautes et ultra-hautes performances - Phase 3
Principal investigators: Charron, Jean-Philippe JP
Keywords: Bétons renforcés de fibres; Chapes minces; Essais de caractérisation; Infrastructures en béton armé; Murs de dénivellation préfabriqués; Parapets avec coque préfabriquée; Projets pilotes en chantier; Réparations de confinement; Réparations structurales; Tabliers de ponts préfabriqués
Développement de concepts de balances industrielles à camions en bétons fibrés à ultra-hautes performances (BFUP)
Principal investigators: Charron, JeanPhilippe
Evaluation and Prediction of the Mechanical Behavior and Durability of FRC for Optimization of Design Criteria at Serviceability Limit States for Bridges
Principal investigators: Charron, JeanPhilippe
Multi-Purpose Non-Contact Three-Dimensional Strain and Displacement Measurement System
Principal investigators: Tremblay, Robert
Développement de parapets et de dalles préfabriqués conçus en bétons fibrés à haute et ultra-haute performance pour les ponts - Phase 2
Principal investigators: Charron, JeanPhilippe
System identification for large scale dynamic structural laboratory testing
Principal investigators: Tremblay, Robert
Development of innovative strategies for durable bridge design and rehabilitation by use of high and ultra-high performance fibre reinforced concretes
Principal investigators: Charron, JeanPhilippe
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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