Ignasi Fernandez
Ignasi is an Associate Professor at the Division of Structural Engineering, researchgroup Concrete Structures. Ignasis research concerns the durability of concrete structures, with primary focus on the corrosion of reinforcement. An interdisciplinary approach that includes experiments / simulation / theory sought to deal with the degradation phenomena.
Showing 53 publications
Strain and Temperature Monitoring in Early-Age Concrete by Distributed Optical Fiber Sensing
Investigation of the Impact of Concrete Surface Treatment Methods on the Interfacial Bond Strength
Impact of cracks on distribution of chloride-induced reinforcement corrosion
The need for research and innovation to facilitate upscaling of low-carbon concrete
Experimental design for shotcrete tunnel lining with distributed optical fibre monitoring
Process for verification of performance requirements for transport infrastructure
Bond of naturally corroded, plain reinforcing bars in concrete
Bond behaviour of naturally corroded plain bars in reinforced concrete structures.
Crack monitoring in reinforced concrete beams by distributed optical fiber sensors
A fiber optics enriched Digital Twin for assessment of reinforced concrete structures
Anchorage of naturally corroded, plain reinforcement bars in flexural members
Analysis of tensile behavior of recycled aggregate concrete using acoustic emission technique
Corrosion of naturally corroded, plain reinforcing bars
An old bridge transformed into a new one: Possible, recommendable?
Mechanical Properties of 30 Year-Old Naturally Corroded Steel Reinforcing Bars
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The road to sensor-driven cloud-based infrastructure management
CYBERBRIDGE: AN INTERACTIVE TOOL TO PROMOTE ACTIVE LEARNING IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING COURSES
Anchorage capacity of corroded smooth reinforcement bars in existing reinforced structures.
Ultimate Capacity of Corroded Statically Indeterminate Reinforced Concrete Members
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Corrosion-induced cracking and bond behaviour of corroded reinforcement bars in SFRC
Corrosion-induced cracking and bond behaviour of corroding reinforcement bars in SFRC
Four levels to assess anchorage capacity of corroded reinforcement in concrete
Replication of Crack Pattern in FE Analysis Based on Discretization of Tension Softening Curves
Investigating correlations between crack width, corrosion level and anchorage capacity
Modellering av förankringskapaciteten i betongkonstruktioner med rostande armering
Ultimate bond strength assessment of uncorroded and corroded reinforced recycled aggregate concretes
3D FEM model development from 3D optical measurement technique applied to corroded steel bars
Influence of fibre reinforcement on the initiation of corrosion-induced cracks
Corrosion effects on the mechanical properties of reinforcing steel bars. Fatigue and σ-ε behavior
Modelling the Bond Behaviour of Naturally Corroded Reinforced Concrete
Pull-out of textile reinforcement in concrete
1D and 3D analysis of anchorage in naturally corroded specimens
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Showing 10 research projects
Methods for cracking risk assessment and limitation in hardening concrete
Effect of cracks on reinforcement corrosion (Cracor)
SensIT - Sensor driven cloud-based strategies for infrastructure management
Återvunnen betongkross i klimatneutrala konstruktioner inom transportinfrastruktur (ReConStruct)