Date: |
23 Apr 2026, 5.30PM – 7.30PM |
duration: |
2 hrs |
Venue: |
Engineering New Zealand |
Address: |
Level 6/40 Taranaki Street Wellington |
Cost: |
Free event |
All concrete structures must be managed and maintained to achieve the required operational service life. To accomplish durable repairs, it is imperative to examine the factors affecting the design and selection of repair systems. Precise specification of concrete repairs is one of the critical factors that dictate the success of any repair process.
The presentation highlights the durability risks to structures and the use of innovative high-performance durable repair systems during and after the construction phase. This session will encompass interesting case studies and the importance of defining the requirements of repair and protection materials to extend the service life of structures.
Extending the Service Life of Structures – an Integrated Sustainable Approach using Case Studies of Tunnel Diaphragm wall low concrete cover reinstatement, Corrosion Protection of Bridges in Australia & New Zealand.
All concrete structures must be managed and maintained to achieve the required operational service life. To accomplish durable repairs, it is imperative to examine the factors affecting the design and selection of repair systems. Precise specification of concrete repairs is one of the critical factors that dictate the success of any repair process.
The presentation highlights the durability risks to structures and the use of innovative high-performance durable repair systems during and after the construction phase. This session will encompass interesting case studies and the importance of defining the requirements of repair and protection materials to extend the service life of structures.
