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TSEC 79: Structural Changes to the 2021 International Building Code

June 9, 2022 By EMI

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International Building CodeIn this episode, we talk to Sandra Hyde and John “Buddy” Showalter about the significant structural changes to the 2021 International Building Code and how they will affect structural engineers. They also talk about mass timber buildings and how they compare to concrete and steel buildings.

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Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Sandra and Buddy:

  • What is mass timber and how tall can a mass timber building be built?
  • What are the main fire safety requirements for this type of construction?
  • Can you describe the research that went into the development of these new code provisions?
  • What are some of the significant load changes to the 2021 IBC?
  • What are the changes to structural observation and special inspection, and how will these changes affect structural engineers?
  • How do mass timber buildings compare to concrete and steel buildings?
  • What are the changes to concrete, steel, masonry, and wood requirements?
  • Do you have any final advice for young engineers starting in their careers?

Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed About the 2021 International Building Code:

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Filed Under: TSEC-The Structural Engineering Channel Tagged With: concrete, international building code, masonry, Mass Timber, steel, steel buildings

TSEC 73: Post-Tensioned Concrete Structures: Advantages of Using Post Tensioning

March 17, 2022 By EMI

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post-tensioned concreteIn this episode, we talk to Michael Hopper, P.E., an Associate Partner at LERA Consulting Structural Engineers, about post-tensioned concrete (PT) structures, what they are, some of the advantages of using post-tensioning, and what he thinks the future holds for PT.

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Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Michael:

  • What is post-tensioning, and why is it important?
  • What are some of the advantages of using post-tensioning in structures?
  • How has PT structure design evolved over the last 10+ years?
  • How does a post-tensioned concrete perform in seismic events?
  • What are void-formers and when should they be used?
  • How has concrete technologies made the construction industry more efficient?
  • What trends are driving innovation in construction?
  • Is PT concrete environmentally sustainable, and what does the future holds for the PT concrete industry?
  • Do you have any advice for engineers considering a career like yours?

Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed About Post-Tensioned Concrete Structures:

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TWiCE 13: This Week in Civil Engineering – Alternative Materials Could Reduce Carbon Footprint

December 3, 2020 By EMI

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Carbon Footprint

Welcome to This Week in Civil Engineering (TWiCE), the first weekly audio and video podcast covering weekly news stories and events related to civil engineering and its sub-disciplines. In this week’s episode, we provide you with the latest news in the Civil Engineering industry including covering how manufacturers are tackling concrete’s carbon footprint problems by reformulating cement with similar-behaving materials that inherently generate less carbon dioxide than the ones used in traditional manufacturing methods.

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