When
Thursday, 1 November 2018
3:30 PM
-
6:00 PM
Where
Derwent Sailing Squadron
23 Marieville Esp ,
Sandy Bay
TAS
7005
Overview
Ripping down the old structure may not be the best option in today’s environment. The inconvenience of demolition and reconstruction, lost income etc. Is the planned new structure suitable for the old site? This presentation will look at various projects and a number of options available to extend the old concrete structures life through various repair methods including Corrosion Protection and Carbon Fibre Structural Strengthening.
We see our aged infrastructure lasting the test of time but capacity needs an upgrade due to burgeoning population increases and greater demand on infrastructure.
In this discussion we focus on;
1. Obvious signs of concrete distress rather than fatigue or mechanical over-loading;
2. Available methods of protection of concrete from carbonation, chloride and acid attack within Australian climates, and;
3. Common field-based pitfalls when assessing and repairing concrete structures
Prices
CIA Member or Sponsor $65.00
MBA ACA ACRA Member $91.00
Non Member $117.00
CIA Retires or Student $32.50
Presenters
Mr.
Justin
Rigby
Principal - Remedy Asset Protection
Mr.
Grant
Dowling
Market Field Manager for Refurbishment and Strengthening - Sika Australia
Topics
- Breathing New Life into Existing Concrete Structures
- Common Pitfalls in Concrete Protection and Restoration
Program
| 3.30 pm |
Registration Commences |
| 4.00 pm |
Welcome & Introduction |
| 4.15 pm |
Commencement of Speaker Presentations |
| 6.00 pm |
Networking and Light Refreshments |
Communication Devices
Please note that audio and video recording or taking photographs is prohibited during this event without express approval from the Concrete Institute of Australia.
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Terms of Service.