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ACI Committee 132, Responsibility in Concrete Construction, David VanOcker and Kevin MacDonald

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The responsibilities for parties involved in a repair project may be significantly different than those traditionally encountered in new concrete construction. The new ACI 562 Code Requirements for Assessment, Repair and Rehabilitation of Concrete Buildings and corresponding ACI 563 Specifications for Repair of Concrete in Buildings identify requirements for the Licensed Design Professional and the contractor’s Specialty Engineer during repair programs. Differing lines of authority in repair are presented through industry practice recommendations and case studies, along with identification of industry needs, informing parties engaged in concrete evaluation and repair projects.

Document Details

Pages: 98

ISBN: 9781641950671

Categories: Repair

Formats: PDF

Table of Contents

SP-332-1:

Examining the Standard of Care for the Evaluation of Existing Structures 1-7

Authors: Keith Kesner and Kevin Coll

SP-332-2:

Responsibility in Evaluating and Repairing Existing Concrete Structures:

An Environmental Structure Case Study 8-22

Author: Pericles C. Stivaros

SP-332-3:

Unraveling Responsibilities in a Parking Structure Floor Slab Failure 23-48

Authors: William Wilson and Daniel Moser

SP-332-4:

Need to Seed the “Responsibility Concept” in the Largest Repair Industry –

India Perspective 49-56

Author: Surendra Manjrekar

SP-332-5:

Expanding Responsibility Lines for the Engineer of Record —

Case Studies on Responsibility in Repair Construction 57-66

Author: David VanOcker

SP-332-6:

Education Initiatives of the ASCE Forensic Engineering Division 67-72

Author: Norbert Delatte

SP-332-7:

Owner Participation in Innovative Engineering Solutions 73-90

Author: Avanti Shroff

SP-332-8:

Is this the Concrete Mix You Want? 91-98

Author: Ashok Kakade

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