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Commissions, Task Groups and Special Activity Groups

At present, the following Commissions, Task Groups and Special Activity Groups are active. 
Their Working Programmes and Membership are available as PDF files by clicking on the appropriate place as indicated under each commission or SAG.

Commissions Chair / Co-chair
Task Groups
Working Programme PDF file
C 1 Structures M. Moussard
T 1.1 Design applications Stein Atle Haugerud
T 1.2 Bridges Jean-François Klein
T 1.5 Concrete structures in marine environments Tor Ole Olsen
T 1.6 High-rise buildings Andy Truby
WPC1_1Nov11.pdf

Commission 1 report from the 2010 Congress in Washington D.C.

C 2 Safety and performance concepts L. Taerwe / K. Bergmeister
WPC2_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

Commission 2 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

C 3 Environmental aspects of design and construction M. Glavind / P. Hajek
T 3.5 Protective concrete structures Klaas Van Breugel
T 3.7 Integrated life cycle assessment of concrete structures Petr Hajek
T 3.8 Green concrete technologies for life-cycle design of
concrete structures
Mette Glavind
T 3.9 Application of environmental design to concrete structures Kenji Kawai
T 3.10 Concrete made with recycled materials - life cycle perspective Takafumi Noguchi
WPC3_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

Commission 3 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

C 4 Modelling of structural behaviour and design S. Foster / F. Vecchio
T 4.1 Serviceability models Jan Vitek
T 4.2 Ultimate limit state models Viktor Sigrist
T 4.3 Fire design of concrete structures Niels Peter Hoej
T 4.4 Computer based modelling and design G. Monti / F. Vecchio
T 4.5 Bond models John Cairns
WPC4_18May11.pdf

Commission 4 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

C 5 Structural service life aspects B. Pielstick / C. Gehlen
T 5.8 Condition control and assessment of reinforced concrete structures exposed
to corrosive environments
Christoph Gehlen
T 5.9 Model technical specifications for repairs and interventions Philip McKenna
T 5.10 Birth and re-birth certificates and through-life management
aspects
Michael Bartholomew
T 5.11 Calibration of code deemd to satisfy provision for durability Christoph Gehlen
T 5.12 Support group to new fib SAG 7 Stuart Matthews
T 5.13 Operational documents to support Service Life Design Carmen Andrade
WPC5_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

Commission 5 report 2011

C 6 Prefabrication M. Menegotto / D. Fernandez
T 6.1 Prestressed hollow core floors Stef Maas
T 6.2 Structural connections for precast concrete Björn Engström
T 6.9 Design of precast concrete structures for accidental loading Arnold Van Acker
T 6.10 Precast concrete buildings in seismic areas
- practical aspects
Spyros Tsoukantas
T 6.11 Precast concrete sandwich panels Simon Hughes
T 6.12 Planning and design handbook on precast building structures A. Van Acker
T 6.13 Quality control for precast concrete Jaime Fernandez Gomez
T 6.14 Precast concrete towers for wind energy production Valter José Da Guia Lucio
WPC6_11Nov11.pdf

Commission 6 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

C 7 Seismic design P.E. Pinto / F. Watanabe
T 7.5 Seismic design of buildings incorporating high-performance materials F. Watanabe / S. Pampanin
T 7.6 Critical comparison of major seismic design codes
for buildings
H. Tanaka / F. Watanabe
T 7.7 Probabilistic performance-based seismic design Paolo E. Pinto
WPC7_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

Commission 7 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

C 8 Concrete F. Dehn / H. Müller
T 8.3 Fibre reinforced concrete Lucie Vandewalle
T 8.6 Ultra High Performance Fibre Reinforced Concrete (UHP FRC) Joost Walraven
T 8.7 Code-type models for concrete behaviour Harald Müller
T 8.8 Structural design with flowable concrete Steffen Grünewald / L. Ferrara
T 8.9 Aesthetics of concrete surfaces Ludger Lohaus
T 8.10 Performance-based specifications for concrete H. Beushausen / F. Dehn
T 8.11 Fire resistant concretes for tunnel construction F. Dehn
T 8.12 Constitutive laws for concretes with supplementary cementitious materials T.A. Martius Hammer / H. Justnes
WPC8_18May11.pdf

Commission 8 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

C 9 Reinforcing and prestressing materials and systems J. Bastien / T. Neff
T 9.3 FRP reinforcement for concrete structures Stijn Matthys
T 9.5 Durability of prestressing materials Manuel Elices
T 9.7 Reinforcing steels and systems Ben Bowsher
T 9.9 Manual for prestressing materials and systems Josée Bastien / Alain Chabert
T 9.11 Testing the bond capacity of tendon anchorages Jaime Galvez Ruiz
T 9.12 Ground anchors Toshihiko Niki
T 9.13 External tendons for bridges Teddy Theryo
T 9.14 Extradosed tendons Hiroshi Mutsuyoshi / M. Poser
T 9.15 Behaviour under cryogenic conditions M. Poser / A. Gutsch
T 9.16 Plastic ducts H.-R. Ganz
WPC9_19Dec11.pdf

Commission 9 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

C 10 Construction A. van der Horst / P. Jacquet

WPC10_03Feb12.pdf

Commission 10 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

SAG 2 Dissemination of knowledge G. Balázs

WPSAG2_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

SAG 2 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

SAG 4 Fastenings to structural concrete and masonry R. Eligehausen

WPSAG4_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

SAG 5 New Model Code J. Walraven

WPSAG5_18May11.pdf

SAG 6 Composite steel-concrete construction M. Pecce
WPSAG6_20Dec11.pdf

SAG 6 report from the 2010 Congress in Washington D.C.

SAG 7 Assessment and interventions upon existing structures S. Matthews / G. Mancini

WPSAG7_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

SAG 7 report from the 2010 fib Congress in Washington D.C.

SAG 8  fib sustainability initiative K. Sakai

WPSAG8_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

SAG 8 initiative

SAG 9  Revision of partial safety factors M. Menegotto

WPSAG9_07Feb11_Dir11.pdf

Further internal reports, unpublished working documents, or links to internal websites of Comissions, Task Groups or Special Activity Groups are available to fib members only via membership services.

If interested to participate in the work of certain Task Groups, an Applicant Data Sheet (download here) should be filled in and send to the secretariat. Note: Participants in the work of Task Groups or Commissions have not automatically membership status in fib. The Assignment conditions for Participation in Commissions and Task Groups apply (download here).

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