asce central ohio section - newsletter volume 15, issue 2...required for no-shows and registrants...
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ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter October 2010 Page 1wwwcentralohioascecom
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S
PRESIDENTJulie Pickering(614) 486-4383TREASURER
Adam Rich(614) 797-2463
1ST VICE PRESIDENTMichael Mazzoli(614) 876-8000
MEMBER-AT-LARGE NEWSLETTER EDITOR
Brooks Vogel(614) 487-1650
2ND VICE PRESIDENTMichael Navabi(614) 839-0379SECRETARY
Mark Seidelmann(614) 486-4383
WEB SITE EDITORPeter Narsavage(614) 432-4030
O C T O B E R A S C E L U N C H E O N
Pay SecurelyOnline On Our
Web Site
Thursday October 21 2010-1130am Registration-1200pm Lunch
Lincoln Theatre bull 769 East Long Street bull Columbus OH 43203
Richard E Geers PE ndash President Jezerinac Geers amp Associates
Nationwide Childrenrsquos Hospital Patient TowerThe new Inpatient Tower is a 13-story 720000 SF addition to Nationwide ChildrensHospital Design studies began during early in 2007 and construction is scheduled forcompletion in 2012 Costs for the building will be in the range of $275 million The tower isdesigned with radial and circular column lines with a maximum radius of about 475 feetStructural framing primarily consists of wide-module concrete joists for the first six levels then7 levels of structural steel framing Building lateral loads are resisted by both internal andexternal moment frames with some heavy diagonals added for stiffness on taller stories
Framing also includes areas of conventionally-reinforced flat plate construction a post-tensioned dining room roof below the main entry drive and a two-level steel-framed bridgeconnection that cantilevers about 65 feet over portions of the existing hospital Thepresentation will include numerous pictures from sub-basement tunnels to the heli-pad
Buffet-Style Lunch
A certificate for one (1) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hour will be issued at theconclusion of the program
For reservations contact Mike Mazzoli at mikemazzolipsiusacom or (614) 876-8000 orregister and pay online with a credit card Registration is due by 5 PM on Friday October15 2010 Late registrations and walk-ins may not be accepted Registration fees may still berequired for no-shows and registrants canceling after October 15 2010
$20 ASCE Members amp Guests - $15 ASCE Life Members $10 Students
The preferred method of payment is online before October 15 2010 or on the day of theevent by cash or check If you need to pay for multiple registrations please pay by checkChecks should be made payable to Central Ohio ASCE
Free Parking is available for this event in the west parking lot of the facility in the northparking lot across the street and in the street surrounding the theatre
CONTENT
Presidentrsquos Letter 2
Latest News 2-4
Calendar of Events 5
Newsletter Ads 6-7
O c t o b e r 2 0 1 0Volume 15 Issue 2
Date Time
Location
Speakers
Topic
Menu
CPD Hours
Reservations
Cost
Payment
Parking
Page 2wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
It was great to see so many of you at ourSeptember luncheon at the OSU Golf Club Wehad a full house and enjoyed a very interestingpresentation by Tim Chylik of Carmeuse Limeand Stone and our own website editor PeterNarsavage of ODOT Thanks again toCarmeuse Lime and Stone for sponsoring theluncheon and allowing each of us to attend forhalf price
We had such a great number of people RSVPfor the September luncheon that we had to closedown the event registration early Itrsquos wonderfulto have such a great response for ourluncheons but at the same time itrsquos unfortunatethat we sometimes have to turn people awaySo please remember to get your reservations inearly for the luncheons
Speaking of the luncheons our Octoberluncheon will be held on Thursday October 21st
at the Lincoln Theater in Columbus Thepresentation will be on the Nationwide ChildrenrsquosHospital Patient Tower It will be a joint meetingwith the Structural Engineers Association ofOhio (SEAO) and the American ConcreteInstitute (ACI) so we expect another greatturnout Attendees will earn 1 ContinuingProfessional Development (CPD) hour forattending For more details please see page 1of this newsletter
Hope to see you at the luncheon on the 21stHave a wonderful October
Thank you
Julie L Pickering PE MASCEJuliePickeringStanteccom
L E T T E R F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T
O S U L I C H T E N S T E I N D I S T I N G U I S H E D L E C T U R E S E R I E S
The second Lichtenstein Distinguished Lectureof the academic year will be given by Dr RShankar Nair on FridayNovember 5 at 330 PM AtDreese Labs Room 260 onthe OSU Campus 2015 NeilAvenue Columbus Oh Thelectures are free andattendees will receive onehour of PDH for each lecture
Dr Nair will discuss someunusual and innovative solutions from hisbridge engineering practice These include anunbalanced bascule bridge where eliminationof the counterweight and associated pit morethan compensated for the additional lifting effortrequired (a design that has been awarded a USpatent) a skewed hanging pedestrian bridgean unusual minimum-area design for a SinglePoint Urban Diamond Interchange innovationsin the design of the worldrsquos longest tied-archbridge and the top-down construction of asubway station under an existing multi-storybuilding Also included will be an exploration ofthe evolution of arch bridge bracing systems
and the application to bridge bracing of the newDirect Analysis Method of design for stability
Dr Nair received his PhD in civil engineeringfrom the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1969 In hismore than 40 years ofengineering practice DrNair developed thestructural designs of manymajor bridges and buildingsincluding the longest tiedarch in the world and a 90-story 1047-foot tall buildingnow partly constructed inChicago His projects havewon numerous awardsincluding four AISCNSBAPrize Bridge awards and sixStructural Engineers Association of Illinois MostInnovative Structure awards He has won aLifetime Achievement Award from AISC He isa former chairman of the Council on TallBuildings and Urban Habitat and is currently thechairman of the AISC Committee onSpecifications Dr Nair was elected to theNational Academy of Engineering in 2005
Page 3wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
R I C H S T R E E T B R I D G E P R E S T R E S S E D C O N C R E T E T O U R
Two complimentary tours of Prestress Services IndustriesLLCrsquos Grove City plant were held on September 9 andSeptember 28 Interest in the tours was strong and bothdates were filled to the 20 person capacity
The tour included a discussion on all aspects of theconcrete structural members from the initial formingthrough QAQC and delivery of the members to the jobsiteStructural concrete members for the new Rich StreetBridge in downtown Columbus Ohio were being fabricated at the time of the tour and thesemembers were used as the basis of the detailed discussion about the fabrication process Over 68individual precast concrete members are required for the 5-span structure
(LEFT) Center portion of arch in fabrication- The rebarcage which provides mild reinforcement for the member isin place on top of the bottom of the arched form All formswere custom made for the Rich Street project Theprestressing strands which provide the major structuralreinforcement are present in the middle of the beam andare prestressed to over 30 kips per strand The white ductswill create the void to place the post-tensioning cables afterthe arched beam segments are field installed The post-tensioning cables will bind the three segments of each archto act as a composite member
(RIGHT) Finished between arch section- Structuralmember complete and waiting for transport Typicallymembers are assembled and poured every 24 hoursThis exterior section was completed with ribbed formliner on the exposed surface Rebar extends beyondend of member to extend into the field cast-in-placeconcrete closure pour to be placed between eachprecast segment to tie them together Prestressedstands are present in the middle center of thesection post-tension ducts on the outer centerRaised rebar stirrups extend above the member to tie-in the cast-in-place concrete bridge deck to thesuperstructure
(LEFT amp RIGHT) Leg arch sectionsLower leg sections of the archedstructure fabricated and hoisted to beloaded for delivery to the jobsite
(BOTTOM) Portions of bridgeerected and supported with falseworkon a causeway in the Scioto River
Page 4wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
A S C E C O N T I N U I N G E D U C A T I O N W O R K S H O P S
ASCE is pleased to provide the upcoming ASCE Continuing Education seminars and workshops inthe Midwest Region These in-depth practice-oriented programs are produced by ASCErsquosContinuing Education Department and may be of interest to you Please click on the links below foradditional informationDATES SEMINARS AND COMPUTER WORKSHOP LINKS Location
Nov 4-5 2010 Load Rating of Highway Bridges Chicago ILNov 4-5 2010 Wind Loads for Buildings and Other Structures Chicago ILNov 17-19 2010 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Cincinnati OHDec 8-10 2010 Streambank Stabilization for Restoration and Flood Control Chicago ILFeb 17-18 2011 Design of Lateral Force Resisting Systems in 2009 International Building Code Cincinnati OHFeb 24-25 2011 Upgrading Treatment Plants and Pumping Stations Chicago ILMarch 10-11 2011 Earth Retaining Structures Design Construction and Inspection Now in LRFD Cincinnati OHMarch 10-11 2011 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Chicago ILMarch 16-18 2011 Design of Foundations for Dynamic Loads Cincinnati OHMarch 17-18 2011 Design of Cold Formed Steel Structures The New 2007 Specification Chicago ILMarch 23-25 2011 Design and Construction of Microtunneling Projects Chicago ILMarch 24-25 2011 Low Impact Development Applications for Water Resource Management Madison WIMarch 24-25 2011 Modern Detectors for Traffic Surveillance ManagementTraveler Information Chicago IL
O S U E N G I N E E R S W I T H O U T B O R D E R S B A N Q U E T
The Ohio State University chapter of Engineers Without Borders invites you to attend their first annualBanquet and Silent Auction on October 20 2010 at the Ohio State Faculty Club
EWB-OSU students will present their work on a latrine project in El Salvador The design promotessustainable technology and it will allow the community to receive treated drinking water in the future
Tickets are $40 and are being sold until October 14th
To purchase tickets online visit httpewbosuedubanquethtml
For further questions or to purchase tickets by check email kauppila7osuedu
O H I O T R A N S P O R T A T I O N E N G I N E E R I N G C O N F E R E N C E
From October 19-20 2010 the 64th annual Ohio Transportation EngineeringConference will take place at the Greater Columbus Convention Center Sponsored bythe Ohio Department of Transportation and The Ohio State University the conference isone of the nations largest transportation conferences
This years theme is Igniting Ohiorsquos Economic Engine Investments in transportation andinfrastructure lead to job creation economic growth and improved quality of life for all OhioansOhio has world-class transportation assets that are truly an engine for economic growth
The program addresses the latest policy and technical information as well as covering new ideas intransportation policy planning environmental design construction maintenance operation localgovernment and management of transportation resources The conference features excitingspeakers technical sessions and an exhibit area Meet other professionals in your specialty areaand share stories of innovations in transportation and related fields
Page 5wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
K E E P U P T O D A T E
Join Our E-Mail ListKeep up to date with all the currentevents and announcements Just goto httpcentralohioascecome-mailand follow the directions to sign up
Visit Us On The Webwwwcentralohioascecom
E-Mail Usascecentralohioascecom
Our Next Board MeetingWill Be Held at 1130 AM
Thursday November 4 2010Stantec Consulting Services
1500 Lake Shore DriveColumbus OH
B O A R D M E E T I N G
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 C E N T R A L O H I O A S C E M E E T I N G S
Meeting Date Topic Location Person Responsible
ThursdaySeptember 16 2010
LunchLime Stabilization
ODOT Projects OSU Golf Club Peter Narsavage
ThursdayOctober 21 2010
LunchChildrens Hospital
Projects Lincoln Theater Ryan KonstTom Rozsits
ThursdayNovember 18 2010
LunchEngineers Without
BordersOSU Longaberger
Alumni House Andrian Lee
ThursdayDecember 16 2010
DinnerColumbus Zoo Polar
Bear Exhibit Columbus Zoo Tom RozsitsBob Heady
ThursdayJanuary 20 2011
Lunch
City of ColumbusCombined Sewer
Overflows amp MitigationProjects
Crowne Plaza North Michael Navabi
ThursdayFebruary 2010
TBAEngineers Week TBA E-Week Organizer
ThursdayMarch 17 2011
LunchWest Main Street
Bridge - Westerville Villa Milano Michael BashorJim Pajk
ThursdayApril 21 2011
DinnerOhio University
ProjectsOhio University -
TBA Bob Heady
ThursdayMay 19 2011
LunchPresident Elect Lunch OSU Blackwell Inn Mike Mazzoli
June 2011 Planning Meeting TBA Adam Rich
Page 6wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank YouPut Your Ad Here
Business Card Ad$175 year
Double Business Card Ad$350 year
To purchase a newsletter ad contact MikeMazzoli by email at mikemazzolipsiusacomor by phone at (614) 876-8000
1650 Watermark DriveSuite 200Columbus OH 43215
American Society of Civil EngineersCentral Ohio Section
Page 7wwwcentralohioascecom
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank You
Page 2wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
It was great to see so many of you at ourSeptember luncheon at the OSU Golf Club Wehad a full house and enjoyed a very interestingpresentation by Tim Chylik of Carmeuse Limeand Stone and our own website editor PeterNarsavage of ODOT Thanks again toCarmeuse Lime and Stone for sponsoring theluncheon and allowing each of us to attend forhalf price
We had such a great number of people RSVPfor the September luncheon that we had to closedown the event registration early Itrsquos wonderfulto have such a great response for ourluncheons but at the same time itrsquos unfortunatethat we sometimes have to turn people awaySo please remember to get your reservations inearly for the luncheons
Speaking of the luncheons our Octoberluncheon will be held on Thursday October 21st
at the Lincoln Theater in Columbus Thepresentation will be on the Nationwide ChildrenrsquosHospital Patient Tower It will be a joint meetingwith the Structural Engineers Association ofOhio (SEAO) and the American ConcreteInstitute (ACI) so we expect another greatturnout Attendees will earn 1 ContinuingProfessional Development (CPD) hour forattending For more details please see page 1of this newsletter
Hope to see you at the luncheon on the 21stHave a wonderful October
Thank you
Julie L Pickering PE MASCEJuliePickeringStanteccom
L E T T E R F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T
O S U L I C H T E N S T E I N D I S T I N G U I S H E D L E C T U R E S E R I E S
The second Lichtenstein Distinguished Lectureof the academic year will be given by Dr RShankar Nair on FridayNovember 5 at 330 PM AtDreese Labs Room 260 onthe OSU Campus 2015 NeilAvenue Columbus Oh Thelectures are free andattendees will receive onehour of PDH for each lecture
Dr Nair will discuss someunusual and innovative solutions from hisbridge engineering practice These include anunbalanced bascule bridge where eliminationof the counterweight and associated pit morethan compensated for the additional lifting effortrequired (a design that has been awarded a USpatent) a skewed hanging pedestrian bridgean unusual minimum-area design for a SinglePoint Urban Diamond Interchange innovationsin the design of the worldrsquos longest tied-archbridge and the top-down construction of asubway station under an existing multi-storybuilding Also included will be an exploration ofthe evolution of arch bridge bracing systems
and the application to bridge bracing of the newDirect Analysis Method of design for stability
Dr Nair received his PhD in civil engineeringfrom the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1969 In hismore than 40 years ofengineering practice DrNair developed thestructural designs of manymajor bridges and buildingsincluding the longest tiedarch in the world and a 90-story 1047-foot tall buildingnow partly constructed inChicago His projects havewon numerous awardsincluding four AISCNSBAPrize Bridge awards and sixStructural Engineers Association of Illinois MostInnovative Structure awards He has won aLifetime Achievement Award from AISC He isa former chairman of the Council on TallBuildings and Urban Habitat and is currently thechairman of the AISC Committee onSpecifications Dr Nair was elected to theNational Academy of Engineering in 2005
Page 3wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
R I C H S T R E E T B R I D G E P R E S T R E S S E D C O N C R E T E T O U R
Two complimentary tours of Prestress Services IndustriesLLCrsquos Grove City plant were held on September 9 andSeptember 28 Interest in the tours was strong and bothdates were filled to the 20 person capacity
The tour included a discussion on all aspects of theconcrete structural members from the initial formingthrough QAQC and delivery of the members to the jobsiteStructural concrete members for the new Rich StreetBridge in downtown Columbus Ohio were being fabricated at the time of the tour and thesemembers were used as the basis of the detailed discussion about the fabrication process Over 68individual precast concrete members are required for the 5-span structure
(LEFT) Center portion of arch in fabrication- The rebarcage which provides mild reinforcement for the member isin place on top of the bottom of the arched form All formswere custom made for the Rich Street project Theprestressing strands which provide the major structuralreinforcement are present in the middle of the beam andare prestressed to over 30 kips per strand The white ductswill create the void to place the post-tensioning cables afterthe arched beam segments are field installed The post-tensioning cables will bind the three segments of each archto act as a composite member
(RIGHT) Finished between arch section- Structuralmember complete and waiting for transport Typicallymembers are assembled and poured every 24 hoursThis exterior section was completed with ribbed formliner on the exposed surface Rebar extends beyondend of member to extend into the field cast-in-placeconcrete closure pour to be placed between eachprecast segment to tie them together Prestressedstands are present in the middle center of thesection post-tension ducts on the outer centerRaised rebar stirrups extend above the member to tie-in the cast-in-place concrete bridge deck to thesuperstructure
(LEFT amp RIGHT) Leg arch sectionsLower leg sections of the archedstructure fabricated and hoisted to beloaded for delivery to the jobsite
(BOTTOM) Portions of bridgeerected and supported with falseworkon a causeway in the Scioto River
Page 4wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
A S C E C O N T I N U I N G E D U C A T I O N W O R K S H O P S
ASCE is pleased to provide the upcoming ASCE Continuing Education seminars and workshops inthe Midwest Region These in-depth practice-oriented programs are produced by ASCErsquosContinuing Education Department and may be of interest to you Please click on the links below foradditional informationDATES SEMINARS AND COMPUTER WORKSHOP LINKS Location
Nov 4-5 2010 Load Rating of Highway Bridges Chicago ILNov 4-5 2010 Wind Loads for Buildings and Other Structures Chicago ILNov 17-19 2010 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Cincinnati OHDec 8-10 2010 Streambank Stabilization for Restoration and Flood Control Chicago ILFeb 17-18 2011 Design of Lateral Force Resisting Systems in 2009 International Building Code Cincinnati OHFeb 24-25 2011 Upgrading Treatment Plants and Pumping Stations Chicago ILMarch 10-11 2011 Earth Retaining Structures Design Construction and Inspection Now in LRFD Cincinnati OHMarch 10-11 2011 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Chicago ILMarch 16-18 2011 Design of Foundations for Dynamic Loads Cincinnati OHMarch 17-18 2011 Design of Cold Formed Steel Structures The New 2007 Specification Chicago ILMarch 23-25 2011 Design and Construction of Microtunneling Projects Chicago ILMarch 24-25 2011 Low Impact Development Applications for Water Resource Management Madison WIMarch 24-25 2011 Modern Detectors for Traffic Surveillance ManagementTraveler Information Chicago IL
O S U E N G I N E E R S W I T H O U T B O R D E R S B A N Q U E T
The Ohio State University chapter of Engineers Without Borders invites you to attend their first annualBanquet and Silent Auction on October 20 2010 at the Ohio State Faculty Club
EWB-OSU students will present their work on a latrine project in El Salvador The design promotessustainable technology and it will allow the community to receive treated drinking water in the future
Tickets are $40 and are being sold until October 14th
To purchase tickets online visit httpewbosuedubanquethtml
For further questions or to purchase tickets by check email kauppila7osuedu
O H I O T R A N S P O R T A T I O N E N G I N E E R I N G C O N F E R E N C E
From October 19-20 2010 the 64th annual Ohio Transportation EngineeringConference will take place at the Greater Columbus Convention Center Sponsored bythe Ohio Department of Transportation and The Ohio State University the conference isone of the nations largest transportation conferences
This years theme is Igniting Ohiorsquos Economic Engine Investments in transportation andinfrastructure lead to job creation economic growth and improved quality of life for all OhioansOhio has world-class transportation assets that are truly an engine for economic growth
The program addresses the latest policy and technical information as well as covering new ideas intransportation policy planning environmental design construction maintenance operation localgovernment and management of transportation resources The conference features excitingspeakers technical sessions and an exhibit area Meet other professionals in your specialty areaand share stories of innovations in transportation and related fields
Page 5wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
K E E P U P T O D A T E
Join Our E-Mail ListKeep up to date with all the currentevents and announcements Just goto httpcentralohioascecome-mailand follow the directions to sign up
Visit Us On The Webwwwcentralohioascecom
E-Mail Usascecentralohioascecom
Our Next Board MeetingWill Be Held at 1130 AM
Thursday November 4 2010Stantec Consulting Services
1500 Lake Shore DriveColumbus OH
B O A R D M E E T I N G
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 C E N T R A L O H I O A S C E M E E T I N G S
Meeting Date Topic Location Person Responsible
ThursdaySeptember 16 2010
LunchLime Stabilization
ODOT Projects OSU Golf Club Peter Narsavage
ThursdayOctober 21 2010
LunchChildrens Hospital
Projects Lincoln Theater Ryan KonstTom Rozsits
ThursdayNovember 18 2010
LunchEngineers Without
BordersOSU Longaberger
Alumni House Andrian Lee
ThursdayDecember 16 2010
DinnerColumbus Zoo Polar
Bear Exhibit Columbus Zoo Tom RozsitsBob Heady
ThursdayJanuary 20 2011
Lunch
City of ColumbusCombined Sewer
Overflows amp MitigationProjects
Crowne Plaza North Michael Navabi
ThursdayFebruary 2010
TBAEngineers Week TBA E-Week Organizer
ThursdayMarch 17 2011
LunchWest Main Street
Bridge - Westerville Villa Milano Michael BashorJim Pajk
ThursdayApril 21 2011
DinnerOhio University
ProjectsOhio University -
TBA Bob Heady
ThursdayMay 19 2011
LunchPresident Elect Lunch OSU Blackwell Inn Mike Mazzoli
June 2011 Planning Meeting TBA Adam Rich
Page 6wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank YouPut Your Ad Here
Business Card Ad$175 year
Double Business Card Ad$350 year
To purchase a newsletter ad contact MikeMazzoli by email at mikemazzolipsiusacomor by phone at (614) 876-8000
1650 Watermark DriveSuite 200Columbus OH 43215
American Society of Civil EngineersCentral Ohio Section
Page 7wwwcentralohioascecom
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank You
Page 3wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
R I C H S T R E E T B R I D G E P R E S T R E S S E D C O N C R E T E T O U R
Two complimentary tours of Prestress Services IndustriesLLCrsquos Grove City plant were held on September 9 andSeptember 28 Interest in the tours was strong and bothdates were filled to the 20 person capacity
The tour included a discussion on all aspects of theconcrete structural members from the initial formingthrough QAQC and delivery of the members to the jobsiteStructural concrete members for the new Rich StreetBridge in downtown Columbus Ohio were being fabricated at the time of the tour and thesemembers were used as the basis of the detailed discussion about the fabrication process Over 68individual precast concrete members are required for the 5-span structure
(LEFT) Center portion of arch in fabrication- The rebarcage which provides mild reinforcement for the member isin place on top of the bottom of the arched form All formswere custom made for the Rich Street project Theprestressing strands which provide the major structuralreinforcement are present in the middle of the beam andare prestressed to over 30 kips per strand The white ductswill create the void to place the post-tensioning cables afterthe arched beam segments are field installed The post-tensioning cables will bind the three segments of each archto act as a composite member
(RIGHT) Finished between arch section- Structuralmember complete and waiting for transport Typicallymembers are assembled and poured every 24 hoursThis exterior section was completed with ribbed formliner on the exposed surface Rebar extends beyondend of member to extend into the field cast-in-placeconcrete closure pour to be placed between eachprecast segment to tie them together Prestressedstands are present in the middle center of thesection post-tension ducts on the outer centerRaised rebar stirrups extend above the member to tie-in the cast-in-place concrete bridge deck to thesuperstructure
(LEFT amp RIGHT) Leg arch sectionsLower leg sections of the archedstructure fabricated and hoisted to beloaded for delivery to the jobsite
(BOTTOM) Portions of bridgeerected and supported with falseworkon a causeway in the Scioto River
Page 4wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
A S C E C O N T I N U I N G E D U C A T I O N W O R K S H O P S
ASCE is pleased to provide the upcoming ASCE Continuing Education seminars and workshops inthe Midwest Region These in-depth practice-oriented programs are produced by ASCErsquosContinuing Education Department and may be of interest to you Please click on the links below foradditional informationDATES SEMINARS AND COMPUTER WORKSHOP LINKS Location
Nov 4-5 2010 Load Rating of Highway Bridges Chicago ILNov 4-5 2010 Wind Loads for Buildings and Other Structures Chicago ILNov 17-19 2010 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Cincinnati OHDec 8-10 2010 Streambank Stabilization for Restoration and Flood Control Chicago ILFeb 17-18 2011 Design of Lateral Force Resisting Systems in 2009 International Building Code Cincinnati OHFeb 24-25 2011 Upgrading Treatment Plants and Pumping Stations Chicago ILMarch 10-11 2011 Earth Retaining Structures Design Construction and Inspection Now in LRFD Cincinnati OHMarch 10-11 2011 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Chicago ILMarch 16-18 2011 Design of Foundations for Dynamic Loads Cincinnati OHMarch 17-18 2011 Design of Cold Formed Steel Structures The New 2007 Specification Chicago ILMarch 23-25 2011 Design and Construction of Microtunneling Projects Chicago ILMarch 24-25 2011 Low Impact Development Applications for Water Resource Management Madison WIMarch 24-25 2011 Modern Detectors for Traffic Surveillance ManagementTraveler Information Chicago IL
O S U E N G I N E E R S W I T H O U T B O R D E R S B A N Q U E T
The Ohio State University chapter of Engineers Without Borders invites you to attend their first annualBanquet and Silent Auction on October 20 2010 at the Ohio State Faculty Club
EWB-OSU students will present their work on a latrine project in El Salvador The design promotessustainable technology and it will allow the community to receive treated drinking water in the future
Tickets are $40 and are being sold until October 14th
To purchase tickets online visit httpewbosuedubanquethtml
For further questions or to purchase tickets by check email kauppila7osuedu
O H I O T R A N S P O R T A T I O N E N G I N E E R I N G C O N F E R E N C E
From October 19-20 2010 the 64th annual Ohio Transportation EngineeringConference will take place at the Greater Columbus Convention Center Sponsored bythe Ohio Department of Transportation and The Ohio State University the conference isone of the nations largest transportation conferences
This years theme is Igniting Ohiorsquos Economic Engine Investments in transportation andinfrastructure lead to job creation economic growth and improved quality of life for all OhioansOhio has world-class transportation assets that are truly an engine for economic growth
The program addresses the latest policy and technical information as well as covering new ideas intransportation policy planning environmental design construction maintenance operation localgovernment and management of transportation resources The conference features excitingspeakers technical sessions and an exhibit area Meet other professionals in your specialty areaand share stories of innovations in transportation and related fields
Page 5wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
K E E P U P T O D A T E
Join Our E-Mail ListKeep up to date with all the currentevents and announcements Just goto httpcentralohioascecome-mailand follow the directions to sign up
Visit Us On The Webwwwcentralohioascecom
E-Mail Usascecentralohioascecom
Our Next Board MeetingWill Be Held at 1130 AM
Thursday November 4 2010Stantec Consulting Services
1500 Lake Shore DriveColumbus OH
B O A R D M E E T I N G
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 C E N T R A L O H I O A S C E M E E T I N G S
Meeting Date Topic Location Person Responsible
ThursdaySeptember 16 2010
LunchLime Stabilization
ODOT Projects OSU Golf Club Peter Narsavage
ThursdayOctober 21 2010
LunchChildrens Hospital
Projects Lincoln Theater Ryan KonstTom Rozsits
ThursdayNovember 18 2010
LunchEngineers Without
BordersOSU Longaberger
Alumni House Andrian Lee
ThursdayDecember 16 2010
DinnerColumbus Zoo Polar
Bear Exhibit Columbus Zoo Tom RozsitsBob Heady
ThursdayJanuary 20 2011
Lunch
City of ColumbusCombined Sewer
Overflows amp MitigationProjects
Crowne Plaza North Michael Navabi
ThursdayFebruary 2010
TBAEngineers Week TBA E-Week Organizer
ThursdayMarch 17 2011
LunchWest Main Street
Bridge - Westerville Villa Milano Michael BashorJim Pajk
ThursdayApril 21 2011
DinnerOhio University
ProjectsOhio University -
TBA Bob Heady
ThursdayMay 19 2011
LunchPresident Elect Lunch OSU Blackwell Inn Mike Mazzoli
June 2011 Planning Meeting TBA Adam Rich
Page 6wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank YouPut Your Ad Here
Business Card Ad$175 year
Double Business Card Ad$350 year
To purchase a newsletter ad contact MikeMazzoli by email at mikemazzolipsiusacomor by phone at (614) 876-8000
1650 Watermark DriveSuite 200Columbus OH 43215
American Society of Civil EngineersCentral Ohio Section
Page 7wwwcentralohioascecom
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank You
Page 4wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
A S C E C O N T I N U I N G E D U C A T I O N W O R K S H O P S
ASCE is pleased to provide the upcoming ASCE Continuing Education seminars and workshops inthe Midwest Region These in-depth practice-oriented programs are produced by ASCErsquosContinuing Education Department and may be of interest to you Please click on the links below foradditional informationDATES SEMINARS AND COMPUTER WORKSHOP LINKS Location
Nov 4-5 2010 Load Rating of Highway Bridges Chicago ILNov 4-5 2010 Wind Loads for Buildings and Other Structures Chicago ILNov 17-19 2010 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Cincinnati OHDec 8-10 2010 Streambank Stabilization for Restoration and Flood Control Chicago ILFeb 17-18 2011 Design of Lateral Force Resisting Systems in 2009 International Building Code Cincinnati OHFeb 24-25 2011 Upgrading Treatment Plants and Pumping Stations Chicago ILMarch 10-11 2011 Earth Retaining Structures Design Construction and Inspection Now in LRFD Cincinnati OHMarch 10-11 2011 HEC-HMS Computer Workshop Chicago ILMarch 16-18 2011 Design of Foundations for Dynamic Loads Cincinnati OHMarch 17-18 2011 Design of Cold Formed Steel Structures The New 2007 Specification Chicago ILMarch 23-25 2011 Design and Construction of Microtunneling Projects Chicago ILMarch 24-25 2011 Low Impact Development Applications for Water Resource Management Madison WIMarch 24-25 2011 Modern Detectors for Traffic Surveillance ManagementTraveler Information Chicago IL
O S U E N G I N E E R S W I T H O U T B O R D E R S B A N Q U E T
The Ohio State University chapter of Engineers Without Borders invites you to attend their first annualBanquet and Silent Auction on October 20 2010 at the Ohio State Faculty Club
EWB-OSU students will present their work on a latrine project in El Salvador The design promotessustainable technology and it will allow the community to receive treated drinking water in the future
Tickets are $40 and are being sold until October 14th
To purchase tickets online visit httpewbosuedubanquethtml
For further questions or to purchase tickets by check email kauppila7osuedu
O H I O T R A N S P O R T A T I O N E N G I N E E R I N G C O N F E R E N C E
From October 19-20 2010 the 64th annual Ohio Transportation EngineeringConference will take place at the Greater Columbus Convention Center Sponsored bythe Ohio Department of Transportation and The Ohio State University the conference isone of the nations largest transportation conferences
This years theme is Igniting Ohiorsquos Economic Engine Investments in transportation andinfrastructure lead to job creation economic growth and improved quality of life for all OhioansOhio has world-class transportation assets that are truly an engine for economic growth
The program addresses the latest policy and technical information as well as covering new ideas intransportation policy planning environmental design construction maintenance operation localgovernment and management of transportation resources The conference features excitingspeakers technical sessions and an exhibit area Meet other professionals in your specialty areaand share stories of innovations in transportation and related fields
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ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
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Our Next Board MeetingWill Be Held at 1130 AM
Thursday November 4 2010Stantec Consulting Services
1500 Lake Shore DriveColumbus OH
B O A R D M E E T I N G
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 C E N T R A L O H I O A S C E M E E T I N G S
Meeting Date Topic Location Person Responsible
ThursdaySeptember 16 2010
LunchLime Stabilization
ODOT Projects OSU Golf Club Peter Narsavage
ThursdayOctober 21 2010
LunchChildrens Hospital
Projects Lincoln Theater Ryan KonstTom Rozsits
ThursdayNovember 18 2010
LunchEngineers Without
BordersOSU Longaberger
Alumni House Andrian Lee
ThursdayDecember 16 2010
DinnerColumbus Zoo Polar
Bear Exhibit Columbus Zoo Tom RozsitsBob Heady
ThursdayJanuary 20 2011
Lunch
City of ColumbusCombined Sewer
Overflows amp MitigationProjects
Crowne Plaza North Michael Navabi
ThursdayFebruary 2010
TBAEngineers Week TBA E-Week Organizer
ThursdayMarch 17 2011
LunchWest Main Street
Bridge - Westerville Villa Milano Michael BashorJim Pajk
ThursdayApril 21 2011
DinnerOhio University
ProjectsOhio University -
TBA Bob Heady
ThursdayMay 19 2011
LunchPresident Elect Lunch OSU Blackwell Inn Mike Mazzoli
June 2011 Planning Meeting TBA Adam Rich
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ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank YouPut Your Ad Here
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Double Business Card Ad$350 year
To purchase a newsletter ad contact MikeMazzoli by email at mikemazzolipsiusacomor by phone at (614) 876-8000
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American Society of Civil EngineersCentral Ohio Section
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O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank You
Page 5wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
K E E P U P T O D A T E
Join Our E-Mail ListKeep up to date with all the currentevents and announcements Just goto httpcentralohioascecome-mailand follow the directions to sign up
Visit Us On The Webwwwcentralohioascecom
E-Mail Usascecentralohioascecom
Our Next Board MeetingWill Be Held at 1130 AM
Thursday November 4 2010Stantec Consulting Services
1500 Lake Shore DriveColumbus OH
B O A R D M E E T I N G
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 C E N T R A L O H I O A S C E M E E T I N G S
Meeting Date Topic Location Person Responsible
ThursdaySeptember 16 2010
LunchLime Stabilization
ODOT Projects OSU Golf Club Peter Narsavage
ThursdayOctober 21 2010
LunchChildrens Hospital
Projects Lincoln Theater Ryan KonstTom Rozsits
ThursdayNovember 18 2010
LunchEngineers Without
BordersOSU Longaberger
Alumni House Andrian Lee
ThursdayDecember 16 2010
DinnerColumbus Zoo Polar
Bear Exhibit Columbus Zoo Tom RozsitsBob Heady
ThursdayJanuary 20 2011
Lunch
City of ColumbusCombined Sewer
Overflows amp MitigationProjects
Crowne Plaza North Michael Navabi
ThursdayFebruary 2010
TBAEngineers Week TBA E-Week Organizer
ThursdayMarch 17 2011
LunchWest Main Street
Bridge - Westerville Villa Milano Michael BashorJim Pajk
ThursdayApril 21 2011
DinnerOhio University
ProjectsOhio University -
TBA Bob Heady
ThursdayMay 19 2011
LunchPresident Elect Lunch OSU Blackwell Inn Mike Mazzoli
June 2011 Planning Meeting TBA Adam Rich
Page 6wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank YouPut Your Ad Here
Business Card Ad$175 year
Double Business Card Ad$350 year
To purchase a newsletter ad contact MikeMazzoli by email at mikemazzolipsiusacomor by phone at (614) 876-8000
1650 Watermark DriveSuite 200Columbus OH 43215
American Society of Civil EngineersCentral Ohio Section
Page 7wwwcentralohioascecom
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank You
Page 6wwwcentralohioascecom
ASCE Central Ohio Section - Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 2
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank YouPut Your Ad Here
Business Card Ad$175 year
Double Business Card Ad$350 year
To purchase a newsletter ad contact MikeMazzoli by email at mikemazzolipsiusacomor by phone at (614) 876-8000
1650 Watermark DriveSuite 200Columbus OH 43215
American Society of Civil EngineersCentral Ohio Section
Page 7wwwcentralohioascecom
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank You
1650 Watermark DriveSuite 200Columbus OH 43215
American Society of Civil EngineersCentral Ohio Section
Page 7wwwcentralohioascecom
O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L S P O N S O R S
Thank You