Thermal Cracking and Temperature Control in Mass Concrete
After participating in this course, you will be able to:
- Understand hydration mechanisms of cement and SCMs and comprehend temperature-related concrete performance
- Analyze thermal stress, strain, and cracking in concrete structures
- Design mix proportion for mass concrete
- Learn theoretical considerations for temperature control in concrete structures
- Apply practical temperature control measures and evaluate cracking risk and regulations
Description
This course addresses the critical aspects of managing temperature-related challenges in massive concrete structures.
Participants will explore the roots, causes and consequences of heat evolution, temperature rise, and thermal cracking in mass concrete, gaining valuable insights into effective mitigation strategies and advanced temperature control techniques. Through a blend of theory and advanced research-based findings along with industry-oriented practical solutions and code-guided regulations, this course equips professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to ensure the integrity and soundness of mass concrete structures in a variety of environmental conditions.
Case studies and observations of existing structures will enhance the learning process, and participants will have the opportunity to discuss real cases that they have been exposed to in their professional practice.
Who Should Attend
Designers, Construction and Structural Engineers • Project Managers • Technicians and Technologists • Engineers in Training • Construction Inspectors • Inspection Officials • Facility Managers • Architects
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COURSE CREDIT
Almost all of EPIC's courses offer :
- Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and
- Professional Development Hours (PDHs)
These course credits will help attendees earn training requirements for their associations or provincial governing bodies.
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