• COM10: Model codes

    COM10: Model codes

  • COM10: Model codes

    COM10: Model codes

Motivation

A central aspect within the mission of the fib is the release of model codes on concrete structures and related subjects. These codes should serve worldwide as the guiding science-based documents offering in a code-type version the state of the art knowledge on the planning, design, construction, execution, operation or in service performance, maintenance, rehabilitation and dismantlement of new and existing concrete structures, respectively. The model codes should meet the latest requirements and technologies in view of aspects related to safety, serviceability, durability, resilience and to fulfil the resilience and sustainability of structures, recognising economic and aesthetic needs of different societies.

Scope and objective of technical work

On this background COM10’s mission consists of initiating and surveying the work on new model codes within its task groups and in coordinating the ongoing work, both based on existing experience and new developments in the field of concrete structures and structural materials. This mission necessitates the organisation of meetings and workshops at different places of the world in order to gather the latest scientific knowledge, new ideas and visions and to actively involve the worldwide technical society.

 

Tor Ole OlsenCommission Chair
Tor Ole Olsen
Akio KasugaDeputy Chair
Akio Kasuga

First name Last name Country Affiliation
György L. Balázs Hungary Budapest Univ. of Techn. & Economics
Gordon Clark United Kingdom Consultant
David Fernández-Ordóñez Switzerland fib
Akio Kasuga Japan Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd
Dabin Feng China China Acad. Building Res.
Stef Maas Belgium FEBE
Steinar Helland Norway S Helland Konsult
Giuseppe Mancini Italy Politecnico Torino
Joost Walraven Netherlands Delft University of Technology
Jean Michel Torrenti France Univ Gustave Eiffel
Gerrie Dieteren Netherlands TNO
Jan Vítek Czech Republic Metrostav a. s.
Stuart Matthews United Kingdom Matthews Consulting
Hans-Dieter Beushausen South Africa University of Cape Town
Harald Müller Germany SMP Ingenieure im Bauwesen GmbH
Aurelio Muttoni Switzerland École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPF Lausanne)
Petr Hajek Czech Republic Czech Technical University in Prague
Fernando Stucchi Brazil ABECE/EGT
Xilin Lu China Tongji University
Tor Ole Olsen Norway Olav Olsen a.s.
Alberto Meda Italy University of Rome “Tor Vergata”
Tamon Ueda China Shenzhen University
Hugo Corres Peiretti Spain FHECOR Ingenieros Consultores
Hans Rudolf Ganz Switzerland Ganz Consulting
Koji Sakai Japan Japan Sustainability Institute
Alfred Strauss Austria BOKU University
Frank Papworth Australia BCRC
Larbi Sennour United States The Consulting Engineers Gr., Inc.
Venkataramana Heggade India Indian National Academy of Engineers
Marco di Prisco Italy Politecnico di Milano
Vyatcheslav Falikman Russian Federation Russian Structural Concrete Association
Agnieszka Bigaj-van Vliet Netherlands TNO - Buildings, Infrastructures and Maritime
Luc Taerwe Belgium Ghent University
Domenico Asprone Italy University of Naples Federico II
Antonio Caballero Switzerland Screening Eagle Technologies AG
José Campos e Matos Portugal University of Minho
Ki Yong Ann Korea, Republic of Hanyang University
Stephen Foster Australia UNSW Australia
Salyendra Ghosh United States S.K. Ghosh Associates, Inc.

  • TG10.1 - Model Code 2020

    The fib MC2020 is taking sustainability as a fundamental requirement, based upon a holistic treatment of societal needs and impacts, life-cycle cost and environmental impacts, with these being aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals defined in 2015. TG10.1 aims to produce the first general structural code for new and existing concrete structures which fully integrates the provisions for the design of new concrete structures and matters relating to existing concrete structures, including situations where new structural members are incorporated as parts of existing structures. The TG10.1 project for advancing the fib Model Code for Concrete Structures is operating under the working title of “fib Model Code 2020”.

    The organisation framework for preparation of the MC2020 aims to enable all fib Commissions and various other bodies which are working on relevant topics to be adequately linked with the TG10.1. This is being done by engaging all COM chairs (or other appointed representatives of the COM) as TG10.1 members.

    It is recognised that an important objective for TG10.1 is to present detailed background technical information in the form of supporting fib Bulletins, preferably with these publications being developed and made available during the development of the MC 2020. It is envisaged that this will be organised via relevant fib Commissions and TG’s. Delivery of background documents will enable dissemination of the up-to-date information on the fib MC2020 concepts and provide for timely feedback in the final stage of harmonisation of the MC2020. These publications started in 2017. It is understood that various Task Groups and MC2020 Action Groups are working on the development of supporting fib Bulletins.


    Stuart MatthewsConvener
    Stuart Matthews

    First name Last name Country Affiliation
    Joost Walraven Netherlands Delft University of Technology
    Giovanni Plizzari Italy University of Brescia
    Alfred Strauss Austria BOKU University
    Norbert Randl Austria Carinthia Univ. of Applied Sciences
    Gerrie Dieteren Netherlands TNO
    Alberto Meda Italy University of Rome “Tor Vergata”
    Manfred Curbach Germany Technische Univ. Dresden
    David Fernández-Ordóñez Switzerland fib
    Steinar Helland Norway S Helland Konsult
    Stuart Matthews United Kingdom Matthews Consulting
    Rolf Eligehausen Germany IWB, Universität Stuttgart
    Maria Rosaria Pecce Italy University of Naples Federico II
    Hans-Dieter Beushausen South Africa University of Cape Town
    Vladimir Cervenka Czech Republic Cervenka Consulting
    Konrad Bergmeister Austria Univ. Bodenkultur
    Koji Sakai Japan Japan Sustainability Institute
    Michel Moussard France Consultant
    Frank Papworth Australia BCRC
    Harald Müller Germany SMP Ingenieure im Bauwesen GmbH
    Theodore Neff United States General Technologies, Inc.
    Ki Yong Ann Korea, Republic of Hanyang University
    Aurelio Muttoni Switzerland École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPF Lausanne)
    Petr Hajek Czech Republic Czech Technical University in Prague
    Albert De la Fuente Spain Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
    Fernando Stucchi Brazil ABECE/EGT
    György L. Balázs Hungary Budapest Univ. of Techn. & Economics
    Hans Rudolf Ganz Switzerland Ganz Consulting
    Frank Dehn Germany KIT Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
    Oguzhan Bayrak United States Univ. of Texas at Austin
    John Cairns United Kingdom Heriot-Watt University
    Stephen Foster Australia UNSW Australia
    Max Hendriks Netherlands Delft University of Technology
    Thanasis Triantafillou Greece University of Patras
    Xilin Lu China Tongji University
    Stefano Pampanin Italy Sapienza University of Rome
    Tor Ole Olsen Norway Olav Olsen a.s.
    Tamon Ueda China Shenzhen University
    Hikaru Nakamura Japan Nagoya University
    Stijn Matthys Belgium Ghent University
    Hugo Corres Peiretti Spain FHECOR Ingenieros Consultores
    Carmen Andrade Spain Centre Internacional de Mètodes Numèrics en l’Ènginyeria (CIMNE)
    Stef Maas Belgium FEBE
    Brett Pielstick United States Eisman & Russo
    Christoph Gehlen Germany TUM School of Engineering and Design
    Jean Michel Torrenti France Univ Gustave Eiffel
    Jan Vítek Czech Republic Metrostav a. s.
    Michael Fardis Greece University of Patras
    S. G. Joglekar India STUP Consultants P. Ltd
    José Campos e Matos Portugal University of Minho
    Paolo Franchin Italy Sapienza Università di Roma
    Tingyu Hao China -
    Josef Hegger Germany RWTH Aachen
    Akio Kasuga Japan Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd
    Peter Mark Germany Ruhr-Universität Bochum
    Aad van der Horst Netherlands -
    Jae-Yeol Cho Korea, Republic of Seoul National University
    Soobong Shin Korea, Republic of Inha University
    Michael Haist Germany Leibniz Universität Hannover
    Robby Caspeele Belgium Ghent University
    Venkataramana Heggade India Indian National Academy of Engineers
    Marco di Prisco Italy Politecnico di Milano
    Vyatcheslav Falikman Russian Federation Russian Structural Concrete Association
    Dabin Feng China China Acad. Building Res.
    Agnieszka Bigaj-van Vliet Netherlands TNO - Buildings, Infrastructures and Maritime
    Luc Taerwe Belgium Ghent University
    Lionel Linger France Vinci Construction Grand Projets
    Takumi Shimomura Japan Nagaoka Univ. of Technology
    Larbi Sennour United States The Consulting Engineers Gr., Inc.
    Rodney Paull Australia -
    Giuseppe Mancini Italy Politecnico Torino
    Antonio Caballero Switzerland Screening Eagle Technologies AG
    Chikako Fujiyama Japan Yokohama National University
    Diego Lorenzo Allaix Netherlands TNO Neitherlands
    Steve Szoke United States American Concrete Institute
    Greg Zeisler United States American Concrete Institute

 

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