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Committee Mission: Develop and report information on the analysis and design of repair, rehabilitation, and strengthening of existing concrete and masonry structures.
Goals: 1) Address controversial or "gap" issues concerning concrete repair and rehabilitation not covered by existing documents through TechNotes; 2) Develop and report information on the analysis and design of repair, rehabilitation, and strengthening of existing concrete and masonry strucures; 3) Collect and disseminate information on sustainability and other topics of interest to the concrete repair and rehabilitation industry.
Chair: Benoit Bissonnette
TAC Contact: Keith Kesner
Upcoming Open Meetings: ACI Spring Convention 2023 - 4/3/2023 3:00 PM-6:00 PM Union Square 15 & 16, San Francisco, CA
Upcoming Convention Sessions: Responsibility in Rehabilitation ACI Spring Convention 2024 - New Orleans, LA
Published Committee Documents: • ACI PRC-364.10-14: TechNote: Rehabilitation of Structure with Reinforcement Section Loss • ACI PRC-364.11-15: TechNote: Managing Alkali-Aggregate Reaction Expansion in Mass Concrete • ACI PRC-364.1-19: Guide for Assessment of Concrete Structures Before Rehabilitation • ACI PRC-364.12-15: TechNote: Repair of Leaking Cracks in the Walls of Liquid Containment Structures • ACI PRC-364.13-15: TechNote: Repair for Reinforcement with Shallow Cover • ACI PRC-364.14-17: TechNote: Section Loss Determination of Damaged or Corroded Reinforcing Steel Bars • ACI PRC-364.15-18: TechNote: Significance of the Shrinkage-Compensating and Nonshrink Labels on Packaged Repair Materials • ACI PRC-364.16-18: TechNote: Physical Properties and Characteristics Affecting the Sensitivity to Cracking of Cementitious Repair Materials • ACI PRC-364.17-18: TechNote: How to Measure pH of a Concrete Surface Prior to Installation of a Floor Covering • ACI PRC-364.2-21: Increasing Shear Capacity within Existing Reinforced Concrete Structures—TechNote • ACI PRC-364.3-15 Treatment of Exposed Epoxy-Coated Reinforcement in Repair Technote • ACI PRC-364.3-22: Cementitious Repair Material Data Sheet - Guide • ACI PRC-364.4-21: Determining the Load Capacity of a Structure when Structural Drawings are Unavailable - TechNote • ACI PRC-364.5-21: Importance of Modulus of Elasticity in Surface Repair Materials - TechNote • ACI PRC-364.6-22: Concrete Removal in Repairs Involving Corroded Reinforcing Steel—TechNote • ACI PRC-364.7-21: Evaluation and Minimization of Bruising in Concrete Repair - TechNote • ACI PRC-364.8-22: Hydrodemolition for Concrete Removal in Unbonded Post-Tensioned Systems—TechNote • ACI PRC-364.9-21: Cracks in a Concrete Repair - TechNote See all Committee Documents...
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