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ACI Foundation Fellowship recipient Ziad Elaghoury talks about his passion for concrete

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Overall winning project of the 2022 ACI Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards

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The seawall retrofit and repair project in Charleston, SC, USA, included the application of glass fiber-reinforced polymer (GFRP) reinforcement in all wall components and for the seaside face of the seawall’s full length. GFRP reinforcement was selected for its corrosion resistance and aesthetic performance—no staining of exposed surfaces due to leaching of corrosion products.

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According to Appendix C—Alternative Load and Strength Reduction Factors in ACI 318-111 and previous versions, a load combination given by Eq. (C.9-2), U = 0.75(1.4D + 1.7L) + 1.6W, can be used for structures when service-level wind loads are used. Because this appendix was removed from ACI 318-142 and ACI 318-19,3 could these requirements still be used when designing with ACI 318-19?

According to Fig. 1 (Fig. R17.10.5.3 in ACI 318-191), grout pad thickness is included when calculating stretch length. Is that correct? If using sleeves, can they be filled with grout? What is the effective depth (hef) of an anchor with a sleeve?

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The University of Pennsylvania (Penn) has been selected to receive $2.4M in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E).

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