EPDs for Concrete Pavements

2022 Concrete Pavement Workshop Series The Southwest Concrete Pavement Association presents:

EPDs for Concrete Pavements Three Perspectives on Environmental Product Declarations Tuesday, June 28th from 9:00 am to 10:15 am Pacific Time Brought to you through the support of:

EPDs 101: An EPD is a document which transparently communicates the environmental performance or impact of any product or material over its lifetime.

Within the construction industry, EPDs support carbon emission reduction by making it possible to measure the compilation of environmental impacts of a specific material on your project. EPDs provide a first step in measuring the CO2 emissions from concrete used in paving projects.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how EPDs fit into the larger effort to improve sustainability of concrete pavements over the entire life of the pavement.

Our panel features Leif Wathne of the CP Tech Center, Dominika Ercolini of Caltrans, and Keith Krugh of Martin Marietta.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_J56ENGsFQAGVSOSSnVctxw Who should attend: Agency and industry personnel, including engineers, specifiers, contractors, and technicians who are involved in improving concrete pavement design, performance, and construction for roadway and airfield projects in the Western United States.

Registration and Details •

Registration required for each session – Register prior to the event using the links provided here.

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CEU / PDH Certificates will be available for this workshop.

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This workshop is provided by our supporters and sponsors at no cost to attendees.

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For additional information, contact Charles Stuart at cstuart@swcpa.org

2022 Concrete Pavement Workshop Series The Southwest Concrete Pavement Association presents:

Rapid Strength Concrete Tuesday, July 19th from 9:00 am to 10:15 am Pacific Time Brought to you through the support of:

Rapid setting concrete pavements have matured from a “quick fix” to a long-life solution that can deliver a lifespan of 40 years.

The use of Rapid Strength Concrete (RSC) for roadway construction is extremely beneficial for today’s congested highways and the traveling public. Because RSC reaches opening strength in a matter of hours, slab replacement can be accomplished overnight.

Caltrans has used RSC for pavement repair since the 1990s and is typically able to complete slab replacement — including removal of cracked slabs, repair of the base course, placing of dowel bars and interlayer, and placing and curing of RSC — within a six-hour window.

In this workshop, you’ll learn about the concrete and cement properties that lead to exceptional field performance of this material.

Presented by Tyler Ley of Oklahoma State University, and Shakir Shatnawi, Shatec Engineering Consultants, LLC. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JgeykaOiScm8XvjAte3ggg Who should attend: Agency and industry personnel, including engineers, specifiers, contractors, and technicians who are involved in improving concrete pavement design, performance, and construction for roadway and airfield projects in the Western United States.

Registration and Details •

Registration required for each session – Register prior to the event using the links provided here.

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CEU / PDH Certificates will be available for this workshop.

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This workshop is provided by our supporters and sponsors at no cost to attendees.

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For additional information, contact Charles Stuart at cstuart@swcpa.org