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Conservation
of Heritage Structures & Older Buildings
A
Two-day Course presented by PJ Materials Consultants Ltd, including a One-day
Table Top Trade Show, which focuses on the current state-of-the-art for masonry
conservation, including investigation, diagnosis and correction of
deficiencies, defects and deterioration
Topics covered include types and
causes of defects and deficiencies, the investigation process, repair,
replacing and strengthening techniques, structural aspects, wall anchoring,
grouting core rubble, cleaning, repointing, and protective surface treatments.
Case studies will be used to highlight restoration failures and accelerated
deterioration that can often be caused by the selection of incorrect materials
and techniques.
Dates: Wed & Thurs 13th
& 14th April 2011
Location: Holiday Inn
Kingston-Waterfront, Kingston, Ontario
For more information and to
register for both the two-day course and to exhibit at the one-day tradeshow :
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Restoration,
Preservation and Rehabilitation of Heritage Structures & Older Buildings
A
Two-day Course presented by PJ Materials Consultants Ltd., which focuses on the
current state-of-the-art for masonry conservation, including investigation,
diagnosis and correction of deficiencies, defects and deterioration
Topics covered include types and
causes of defects and deficiencies, the investigation process, repair,
replacing and strengthening techniques, structural aspects, wall anchoring,
grouting core rubble, cleaning, repointing, and protective surface treatments.
Case studies will be used to highlight restoration failures and accelerated
deterioration that can often be caused by the selection of incorrect materials
and techniques.
Dates: Mon & Tues 18th
& 19th April 2010
Location: Radisson Hotel,
Saskatoon,SK
For more information and to
register click here
Condition
Assessment of Concrete Structures
A
Two-day Course presented by Dalhousie University’s College of Continuing
Education which has been developed to cover the current state-of-the-art for
the condition assessment of concrete structures. It includes comprehensive
information concerning methods, techniques and practices for developing the
various components of a program – including monitoring, investigation, testing
and the development of intervention strategies. The way in which maintenance
and structural evaluations interact within a well-developed program are also
discussed.
The
methods presented for the development of effective condition assessment
programs are applicable for all types of concrete structures, including marine
and highway structures, dams, wastewater facilities, parking structures, buildings,
etc..
Dates: Mon & Tues 28th & 29th
March 2011
Location: Dalhousie University, College of
Continuing Education, 1459 LeMarchant Street, Halifax, NS.
For more information and to register click here
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