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50th Anniversary

Venue: Annie Lennox Building, Glasgow Caledonian University
Date: 29th September 2022
Time: 10.30 to 16.00

Programme

The year 2022 is significant for the ICT because it celebrated its 50th Anniversary in June 2022. By any standards this is an achievement and will be celebrated, socially and technically, by the ICT, its members, and the concrete industry that it represents.

Over the last 50 years the Institute has staunchly supported education in concrete technology resulting in respected qualifications, professionalism, training, and the provision of relevant information relating to all things concrete. It has, and still does provide qualified professionals at all levels.

The last 50 years have seen many changes for concrete as a material and for the industry whether you are a provider or a user. The ICT has remained at the forefront of these changes and contributed significantly to responsible adoption and where relevant to adaption.

As part of the celebration in Scotland, special one-day symposium will be hosted by the Glasgow Caledonian University on Thursday 29th September. This event will be an excellent opportunity to learn and socialise in an atmosphere of celebration.

The Technical Symposium programme for this anniversary comprises six papers dealing with low carbon concrete, CSA cement, structural testing and monitoring, durability and maintenance of concrete and the use of sensors for low carbon concrete optimization, and these will be given by recognised experts from academia and industry.

10:30 Registration and coffee
Introduction by Professor Agnieszka Klemm
11:00 Low carbon concrete: what's possible and what's practicable Prof Rod Jones, University of Dundee
11:30 Development of CSA cement: from laboratory to field application Dr Marcus Campbell Bannerman, University of Aberdeen
12:00 Use of sensors for low carbon concrete optimization Anna Wylie, UK Digital Engineering Manager, Peri
12:30 Discussion
12:45 Lunch
14:00 Highly damage-tolerant beam-columns joints: structural testing and damage monitoring Dr Benny Suryanto, Heriot Watt University
14:30 From microstructure to durability and maintenance of concrete Prof Agnieszka Klemm, GCU and Stewart MacLennan, Concrete Repairs Ltd
15:00 Discussion
15:30 Chairman's summary

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