Webinar
Post-Tensioning Concepts, Repair, Modifications & Evaluation of Existing PT Structures
June 18, 2019 | Tue 12:00 America/Chicago
Duration: 1.5 Hours
CE Credits: 1.5
$300
The use of post tensioning systems in concrete structures started in the mid 1950’s, which provided many engineering and cost-saving advantages. Typical prestressing steel, anchors, sheathing and protection systems have all dramatically changed since their inception. This presentation will discuss the evolution of these changes, the problems they created, repair strategies and the long-term solutions provided by the new encapsulated post-tensioned systems that are used today. Also presented will be modifications of post-tensioned slabs such as penetrations, typical damage and repair, and the means, methods and materials used to address these problems.
- Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
- This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.
The use of post tensioning systems in concrete structures started in the mid 1950’s, which provided many engineering and cost-saving advantages. Typical prestressing steel, anchors, sheathing and protection systems have all dramatically changed since their inception. This presentation will discuss the evolution of these changes, the problems they created, repair strategies and the long-term solutions provided by the new encapsulated post-tensioned systems that are used today. Also presented will be modifications of post-tensioned slabs such as penetrations, typical damage and repair, and the means, methods and materials used to address these problems.
- Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
- This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.
Speaker:
Nate Poen is a Manager, Strengthening Solutions for STRUCTURAL TECHNOLOGIES. He aides the contracting and structural engineering communities on different methods to repair and strengthen existing concrete structures. Nate is a civil engineering graduate of Iowa State University.
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