Ian Sims, Director for Materials Consultancy with STATS Limited, reviews progress made and presented at the 11 th International Conference on Alkali-Aggregate Reactivity in Concrete, Quebec City, Canada, June 2000

arious forms of alkali-reaction in concrete continue to cause concern throughout the world(1, 2). Although some countries, including the UK, consider the problem to be locally under control% many regions have real and persistent difficulties, including seriously damaged structures, arising from reactive mix combinations. This is a matter of significance for British civil engineers ...

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