The Australian Society for Concrete Pavements (ASCP)
will hold a FREE Online Forum:
INTERNATIONAL TIMES (in order of date/time):
Los Angeles, CA (PDT)
Wednesday | JUNE 24, 2020 | 15:30 to 17:30
New York (EDT)
Wednesday | JUNE 24, 2020 | 18:30 to 20:30
Paris, France (CEST)
Thursday | JUNE 25, 2020 | 00:30 to 02.30
Sydney, Australia (UTC+10)
Thursday | JUNE 25, 2020 | 8:30 to 10.30 AEST
*Registering for this event is not essential, but it will assist us in verifying your
attendance if asked in relation to CPD claims.
To join the Forum Live Online on June 24 and 25, please go to:
www.concretepavements.com.au/Events/EventDetails.aspx?EventID=200
When attending the forum, you can turn on ‘captions’ with choices in
English, French, German or Spanish
For the FULL 2-page FORUM NOTICE & PROGRAM and presentations summary details, please click on image below right, or go to: www.concretepavements.com.au/Documents/ASCP%20Online%20Forum%20Notice%2025%20June%2020%20DS.pdf
The choice of track slab approach for light rail can significantly affect the commercial and program performance of a project given the complexities of construction in an urban environment.
SPEAKERS:
Kevin Abrams will present the welcome, introduction, announcements, and Forum wind-up.
Tim Buckingham-Jones will outline various approaches to light rail track slab design including plain concrete, steel-reinforced concrete, and macro-synthetic fiber concrete options.
Anna-Carin Brink will present a South African case study to compare a continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) and a plain concrete pavement (PCP) in terms of typical defects encountered; the methodology followed to conduct repairs; and the respective areas repaired in each, some 20 and 12 years after construction.
Justin Moss will present on two “Asset Handover” projects—Australia’s concrete pavements placed from 1975 forward that have reached or exceeded their intended design lives, or have been bypassed by upgraded highway structure. He will cover analysis of consumed life, typical changed traffic loadings, corridor usage constraints, rehabilitation treatment options, cost estimates, and determination of modeling of resultant performance.
Continuing Professional Development (PDHs) – Attendance at this event may be eligible for credit towards Engineers Australia and other organizations’ Continuing Professional Development Hours requirements (PDHs).
For the PROGRAM, please click on image above right, or go to: www.concretepavements.com.au/Documents/ASCP%20Online%20Forum%20Notice%2025%20June%2020%20DS.pdf
*To REGISTER for the Online Forum, or go to: www.concretepavements.com.au/Events/EventDetails.aspx?EventID=200