When
Wednesday, 13 March 2019
4:00 PM
-
8:00 PM
Where
Kirribilli Club
11 Harbourview Crescent ,
Lavender Bay
NSW
2060
Directions
http://www.kirribilliclub.com.au/?page_id=20
Kirribilli Club has 65 car spaces available, located on Basement Levels 1 and 2. The car spaces are available on a "first come, first served" basis and cannot be reserved.
The Club is a leisurely 7 minute walk from either Milsons Point train station (
map) or North Sydney train station (
map).
Overview
Almost a third of engineers who regularly design steel to concrete connections struggle because there is no software to design the different elements of a steel to concrete connection as a whole. Engineers also complain that optimisation of the whole connection is difficult and time consuming with little time for iterations. Less than 20% said they found the baseplate rigidity difficult to check.
Rolf Eligehausen explores this reality and the pit falls of concrete anchoring via
- Fastenings technique - Past and present
- Fastenings technique - The future
Prices
Non Members $395.00
AEFAC Members $295.00
CIA Members $295.00
CIA Retired Members $120.00
Student Members (CIA student members) $50.00
Presenters
Professor
Rolf
Eligehausen
.
Mr.
Andreas
Boomkamp
National Technical Manager (Aus/NZ) - ANCON
Mr.
Andrew
Coumaros
Engineering Services Manager at ramsetreid (Aus/NZ) - ramsetreid
Topics
Fastenings technique - past, present and future
Session 1
- Development of fastening elements (cast-in and post-installed systems) since about 1900
- Influence of concrete cracking on behavior of anchors
- Development of guidelines for testing and assessment of anchors
- Development of design models
- Qualification of anchor installer
- Connections with post-installed reinforcement: Influencing factors, qualification, design
- Question and answers
Session 2 –
- Precast Concrete (Precast Concrete, a local perspective)
Session 3 -
- Fastenings technique- past, present, future
- Harmonization of design rules for connections with post-installed reinforcing bars and fastenings with bonded anchors
- Fastenings with supplementary reinforcement under tension, shear and combined tension and shear load, tests and proposed model
- Topics to be solved in the future
- Summary
Session 4 -
- Temporary Works of Precast Panels
Question and answers
Program
Seminar Topics and Agenda
| Registration 16:00 |
|
16:30: Session 1 – Fastenings technique- past, present
- Brief review of development of fastening elements (cast-in and post-installed systems) since about 1900
- Influence of concrete cracking on behavior of anchors
- Brief review of development of guidelines for testing and assessment of anchors and of design models
- Qualification of anchor installer
- Connections with post-installed reinforcement: Influencing factors, qualification, design
- Question and answers
|
Rolf Eligehausen |
| 18:00: Session 2 - Lifting anchors and precast concrete according to AS3850
|
Andreas Boomkamp
|
| 18:30 Break |
|
18:45: Session 3 - Fastenings technique - future
- Harmonization of design rules for connections with post-installed reinforcing bars and fastenings with bonded anchors
- Fastenings with supplementary reinforcement under tension, shear and combined tension and shear load, tests and proposed model
- Topics to be solved in the future
- Summary
- Question and answers
|
Rolf Eligehausen |
| 19:30 - Session 4 - Temporary Works of Precast Panels |
Andrew Coumaro |
| 20:00 Q & A Networking - Eats and drinks |
All |
Communication Devices
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