Cement And Concrete Products Industry Of Hawaii

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Increasingly, the concrete industry is embracing sustainable construction and the use of concreting materials that lower the global warming potential (GWP) or carbon footprint of concrete mixtures. The use of these materials to produce lower GWP concrete mixtures typically requires changing prescriptive limitations in current specifications for concrete. The presentation will highlight the limitations/barriers posed by current prescriptive-based specifications with respect to sustainable construction and provide guidance on how to develop performance-based specifications to ensure that lower GWP concrete mixtures provide the performance attributes required to achieve successful project outcomes. &nbsp;Dr. Charles Nmai returns to share his thoughts with us.

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Increasingly, the concrete industry is embracing sustainable construction and the use of concreting materials that lower the global warming potential (GWP) or carbon footprint of concrete mixtures. The use of these materials to produce lower GWP concrete mixtures typically requires changing prescriptive limitations in current specifications for concrete. The presentation will highlight the limitations/barriers posed by current prescriptive-based specifications with respect to sustainable construction and provide guidance on how to develop performance-based specifications to ensure that lower GWP concrete mixtures provide the performance attributes required to achieve successful project outcomes.  Dr. Charles Nmai returns to share his thoughts with us.

Cement And Concrete Products Industry Of Hawaii

Concrete Seminar - "Specifications for Performance and Sustainability"

University of Hawaii at Manoa Campus Center Ballroom

General Admission

$20

State/County/City

Free