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Document: 

ACI Fall 2025 Convention, Baltimore, MD

Date: 

August 3, 2026

Author(s):

Aiqing (Felix) Xu,

Abstract:

Information from in-progress studies on any aspect of structural analysis or design, concrete materials science, or construction, manufacturing, use, and maintenance of concrete structures and products. The purpose of this session is to offer authors/speakers an open forum for presentation of recent technical information that does not fit into other sessions scheduled for this convention.

Document: 

CI4808Kalousdian

Date: 

August 1, 2026

Author(s):

Aram Kalousdian

Publication:

Concrete International

Volume:

48

Issue:

8

Abstract:

Researchers with Iowa State University’s (ISU) Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering, Program for Sustainable Pavement Engineering and Research (PROSPER), Institute for Transportation have developed advanced techniques to automate and accelerate the construction of large-scale heated airport pavements for snow removal and runway deicing operations.

Document: 

CI4808Pancha

Date: 

August 1, 2026

Author(s):

Priya Pancha, Heather N. Yates, and Marllon “Dan” Cook

Publication:

Concrete International

Volume:

48

Issue:

8

Abstract:

Becoming ACI certified is an achievement that enhances personal credentials and provides value to employers. ACI currently offers 30+ globally recognized certification programs to support the concrete, masonry, and shotcrete industries. However, some individuals may struggle to pass a certification. This article outlines strategies to successfully prepare for ACI Certification testing.

Document: 

CI4808ConcreteQA

Date: 

August 1, 2026

Publication:

Concrete International

Volume:

48

Issue:

8

Abstract:

This article assesses the concrete contractor’s obligation when the specified overall F-number is not achieved. The specified overall F-number does not control the quality of the worst portions of the floor. Instead, subdividing a large slab into multiple test sections allows individual areas to be evaluated independently. If one or more test sections fail to meet the minimum local values, only those deficient areas require remediation.

Document: 

Vol48No8_Full

Date: 

August 1, 2026

Publication:

Concrete International

Volume:

48

Issue:

8

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