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Concrete Parking and INDUSTRIAL Paving: ACI 330 Design

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Synopsis

What: Join engineers, contractors, and owners for a workshop detailing best design and construction practices for concrete parking lots, site and industrial paving.  The focus of this seminar will be using the American Concrete Institute's ACI-330 guides:
  • ACI 330R-08: Guide for the Design and Construction of Concrete Parking Lots
  • ACI 330.2R-17: Guide for the Design and Construction of Concrete Site Paving for Industrial and Trucking Facilities
  • ACI 330.1-14: Specification for Unreinforced Concrete Parking Lots and Site Paving
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When/Where:  
  • Houston (Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2017)
  • ​Dallas (Grapevine) (Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017)​
  • San Antonio (Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017)
  • Austin (Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017)
The hyperlinks above will direct you to registration page for each city.
Schedule: 
  • 8:00 AM Registration
  • 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM - Workshop
  • Lunch included
Cost:  $80.00
PDH Credits: ​7.0
Sponsorship: If you are interested in reaching engineers,  contractors, developers and owners through workshop sponsorship, click here to find out the benefits.
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Attendees will be some of the first to be trained using ACI's recently-published "Guide for the Design and Construction of Concrete Site Paving for Industrial and Trucking Facilities."

Description

Concrete paving in parking lots, site paving, and trucking facilities provides value and long life for its owners, when properly designed and constructed.  Building and facility assessments are often enhanced with concrete pavement because of its aesthetic appeal, low maintenance, high performance under a variety of traffic loads, and reduced lighting requirements.

Parking lots and industrial sites are different than street paving in many respects, so design, detailing, and construction methods specific to these types of pavements should be utilized by practitioners.  A properly designed and detailed concrete pavement can often cost less than a comparable flexible pavement, and provide many more years of low-maintenance service.  However, these pavements can become more expensive, or exhibit reduced performance (or both), when inappropriate design methods are used—such as AASHTO-93, which was developed for highway pavements—or when pavement types and features are poorly selected.  

This seminar will use the guides developed by the American Concrete Institute's (ACI) Parking Lot and Site Paving Committee (ACI 330) to teach best practices in paving design and construction.   These guides are the concrete industry’s most current consensus recommendations for parking, site and industrial pavement design.  Key topics will include:
  • Simplified thickness design using tools developed from mechanistic-empirical principles;
  • Subgrade and base considerations:  Designing and appropriate support system without breaking the bank;
  • Jointing and detailing as key design components (and why redwood expansion joints should never be used);
  • The concrete mixture: Cement, aggregates, SCMs, admixtures and fibers, for workability, strength, and durability;
  • Construction using slipform pavers, screeds, and other methods;
  • Ensuring concrete quality through proper placement, curing, and saw-cutting;
  • Maintaining your concrete pavement investment for longevity.

​Seminar instructors are recognized national experts in their field, and are member of the ACI 330 committee and/or other committees, helping to develop industry standards.
 

Agenda

8:00 AM     Registration/Sign-in
8:30 AM     Seminar Begins 
  • Introduction to concrete parking and industrial paving
  • Subgrades and subbases
  • Concrete pavement design
  • Jointing, dowels and detailing
12:00 PM  Lunch
1:00 PM    Seminar Resumes
  • The concrete mixture: materials and specifications
  • Constructing the pavement
  • Ensuring quality through proper placement, curing and jointing
  • Maintenance for long life
  • Alternative methods: Introduction to Optipave
4:30 PM Adjourn 
Morning and afternoon breaks will be held at appropriate stopping points.

Speaker Bios

Robert Rodden
Director, Pavement Design, PNA


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​​Jan Prusinski, PE, FACI
Executive Director, Cement Council of Texas

Jan is the executive director of the Cement Council of Texas (CCT), the trade association of cement manufacturers in Texas, and an affiliate of the Portland Cement Association (PCA).  He promotes the proper use of cement and concrete for infrastructure and buildings.  Jan is a fellow of the American Concrete Institute and is active on numerous committees, including ACI 330, Concrete Parking Lots and Site Paving.  His 35 years' of professional experience includes national management of PCA's soil-cement and roller-compacted concrete programs, executive director of the Slag Cement Association, and design engineering positions with Houston Lighting & Power and Bechtel Power Corporation.  He holds a BS in Civil/Structural Engineering from the University of Michigan, an MBA from the University of Houston, and is a registered Professional Engineer in Texas.
To register for a specific location click on corresponding button below:
  • Austin 10/11
  • San Antonio 10/12
  • Houston 10/24
  • DFW 10/26
The locations for "Concrete Parking and Industrial Paving: ACI 330 Design" workshops are as follows:
  • Houston (Tuesday, October 24, 2017)
    CEMEX USA
    10100 Katy Freeway
    Houston, TX 77043
  • DFW Airport Area/Grapevine (Thursday, October 26, 2017)
    Grapevine Concourse Event Center
    3800 Fairway Drive
    Grapevine, TX 76051
  • San Antonio Airport Area (Tuesday, December 12, 2017)
    Norris Conference Center
    618 NW Loop 410, Suite 207
    San Antonio, TX 78216
  • ​Austin (Wednesday, December 13, 2017)
    University of Texas Commons Learning Center
    JJ Pickle Research Campus
    10100 Burnet Road, Bldg 137
    Austin, TX 78758
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