REMINDER
July 14, 2022 12-2pm ET
Local Agency Implementation of Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC)
FHWA Every Day Counts and the UHPC for Bridge Preservation & Repair (P&R) team will be offering their first national webinar. This webinar will provide local agencies unfamiliar with UHPC an opportunity to learn how they can incorporate it in their P&R toolbox by bringing together a variety of experienced local agencies to share their successful experiences implementing UHPC for bridge P&R projects.
Dr. Zachary Haber, PhD (FHWA) will kickoff the webinar with a presentation focused on how local agencies can cost effectively implement UHPC for bridge P&R by leveraging the resources that are available to them.
Professor Sherif El-Tawil from the University of Michigan will follow with a discussion on proprietary versus non-proprietary UHPC, including a discussion on UHPC sourcing and material costs.
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Three case studies will then be presented by local agencies that have successfully implemented UHPC for bridge P&R. A representative from each agency will briefly discuss the details of their project, reasons for choosing UHPC versus other alternatives, and lessons learned. The local agencies include:
- St. Clair County, Michigan
- Buchanan County, Iowa
- Butler County, Pennsylvania
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The workshop will end with a panel discussion. The goal of the panel discussion is to provide the audience an opportunity to ask questions and engage with our experienced panelist.
Do you want to register for this webinar?
Click here to register for this free webinar.
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