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Date: Wednesday, September 18
Time: 12pm-1pm
Location: Scotch & Sirloin
5325 E. Kellogg Dr.
Wichita, KS 67218
Topic: Rebar 202: Post-Installed Rebar Design for Structural Joints
Abstract:
Post-installed rebar for a structural joint is often used to extend, rehabilitate, and strengthen existing concrete structures. Post-installed rebar for structural joints can be used in multiple types of construction such as concrete bridges, commercial high-rises, school buildings, water treatment facilities, or other common civil or structural engineering structures. In this session, we will review the design provisions in ACI 318 Chapter 17, 22, and 25 that can be utilized for post-installed rebar in structural joint connections. In addition, we will discuss alternative research-based design methods for concrete-to-concrete connections that exist to support engineers in scenarios where their application design does not fit into the model code design provisions.
Speaker Bios:
Josue Naranjo Bravo, EIT- Structural Field Engineer
After graduating from Polytechnic University of Science in Havana, Cuba with a degree in Civil Engineering, Josue worked as a structural forensic engineer. He participated in some of Havana's most significant restoration projects, such as the Havana Harbor cruise ship station and several historical buildings dating back to 1725. After relocation to Kansas, Josue worked as a staff field engineer for a consulting firm involved in various projects in the Kansas City area.
Outside of work, Josue enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, attending classic car shows, launching model rockets, and learning how to fly.
Fees:
SEAKM Member - $25.00
Non-Member - $35.00
Check payments are accepted at the door.
This is an in-person event worth 1.0 PDH credit. Certificates will be emailed to attendees within the week after the presentation.
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