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Retrofitting floors with SRP composites Blast Mitigation of Concrete Structures
By: Tarek Alkhrdaji, PhD - Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Source: Structural Preserveration Systems
Although recent concerns about terrorism have generated a wider knowledge of the consequences of bombing, the majority of public, federal, and corporate buildings still has minimal blast-resistance capacities and may not be able to survive the destructive effects of such attacks. Many government and public facilities were constructed before concern for bombing attacks was widespread and consideration for blast resistance was unnecessary.

Resorts Atlantic City Winner Takes All New
By: Jay Thomas and Keith Eberhardt - Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Source: Structural Preserveration Systems

The adage “time is money” is certainly relevant to many industries as it relates to building renovations and the cost of downtime, interruptions to services or inconveniences to customers. To the casino industry, the phrase is even more literal. Any interruptions to revenue generating operations come at great expense to the owner.

That is why Perini Building Company -- the largest builder of hotels and casinos in the United States and general contractor for new construction and renovation of the Resorts International Casino in Atlantic City -- and the owner of Resorts Casino looked to create a team that could bring together both engineering and construction expertise for a critical path concrete repair and strengthening project. They assembled a team that included Structural Group -- one of the nation’s leading specialty contractors in concrete repair -- and Lochsa Engineering -- one of the premier design groups for casino construction and renovations.  


University Arena Seating Area Beams Strengthened
By: Structural Group - Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Source: StructuralJournal.com
A new 16,000-seat basketball arena required an emergency strengthening of the main raker beams that support the overhang of the second level.




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Building to Withstand Hurricanes
By: Editor - Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Source: strengthening.com
Frederick, Camille, Hugo, Andrew, Ivan and Katrina. Just the mention of the names elicits vivid images of the destruction caused by these devastating storms. University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) engineers, led by Nasim Uddin, Ph.D., P.E., are developing new building materials to protect people and property from powerful hurricanes such as these.





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