Double Tees have become increasingly prominent as a solution to recent construction material shortages, especially in roof and floor structure functions. This presentation will cover how precast double tees can be used, including typical sections, available sizes, design spans and loading. We will delve into common connection details to other structural components, suggestions for layout, and attachment of mechanical, piping, electrical and HVAC items. Attendees will also hear about fire ratings, long term benefits as they pertain to durability and insurance, and a life cycle analysis.
Topics include:
• Typical sections / available sizes as well as design spans / loading
• Estimating camber and the effects of composite topping on design
• Common connection details for both the structure and mechanical, piping, electrical items, and HVAC
• Determining fire ratings
• Long term benefits related to durability
• Long term insurance premium saving
• Life cycle analysis
Design Considerations of Residential Precast Concrete Parking Structures Webinar
This presentation is an introductory course designed to acquaint the design professional with the basic precast concrete components and design coordination issues in the layout and construction of a residential precast parking structure. Aesthetic, structural, and functional design considerations will be discussed.
Learning Objectives:
- Introduce precast concrete parking structure components used in residential parking structures.
- Introduce how precast concrete residential parking structures provide aesthetic design flexibility.
- Introduce how residential precast concrete parking structures provide structural design flexibility.
- Introduce how residential precast concrete parking structures provide functional design flexibility.
- Discuss how codes differ between various states.
CEU Credit: 1 LU|HSW and PDH
Presenters:
- Corey Greika, Vice President and Sales Manager at Coreslab Structures (Indianapolis)
Spring McEwen, P.E., Engineering Manager- GA Division at Tindall
Design Considerations of Residential Precast Concrete Parking Structures Webinar
This presentation is an introductory course designed to acquaint the design professional with the basic precast concrete components and design coordination issues in the layout and construction of a residential precast parking structure. Aesthetic, structural, and functional design considerations will be discussed.
Learning Objectives:
- Introduce precast concrete parking structure components used in residential parking structures.
- Introduce how precast concrete residential parking structures provide aesthetic design flexibility.
- Introduce how residential precast concrete parking structures provide structural design flexibility.
- Introduce how residential precast concrete parking structures provide functional design flexibility.
- Discuss how codes differ between various states.
CEU Credit: 1 LU|HSW and PDH
Presenters:
- Corey Greika, Vice President and Sales Manager at Coreslab Structures (Indianapolis)
Spring McEwen, P.E., Engineering Manager- GA Division at Tindall
Educational facilities are a vital part of the fabric of our society that directly contributes to what our future will be. They are safe havens for a community. Participants will learn how to design and build high performance schools, which provide energy efficiency, safety and resiliency, as well as reduce life cycle costs. This discussion includes information on ICC-500 code requirements while exploring available alternative design options for hardened construction volumes within a school building. The attributes of precast concrete will be presented, demonstrating how these qualities are inherent to the design and construction of safe and efficient storm shelter facilities. Learn more about schools and storm shelters.
Speakers: Gary Pooley, Curt Gear, and Jon Feist
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