2020: A YEAR LIKE NO OTHER
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Posted on 7 October 2020 Publications
The Charles Pankow Foundation (CPF) in partnership with the American Society of Civil Engineers Structural Engineering Institute is pleased to announce the new publication, Performance-Based Structural Fire Design: Exemplar Designs of Four Regionally Diverse Buildings using ASCE 7-16, Appendix E. Read more
Posted on 30 July 2020
Foundation Director Glenn Bell will be celebrated during ENR's 55th Award of Excellence Program, a Virtual Event, August 3-7, 2020. Recognized for his leadership spearheading the Confidential Reporting on Structural Safety-United States (CROSS-US), Glenn's actions connect the US structural engineering community to the global initiative originated in the UK and proven highly effective in improving practice. Once again, Glenn's enthusiasm, foresight and influence have been used to advance the profession and the AEC industry. | |
Join in on Wednesday, August 5th at 11:00 AM EDT as Glenn participates in the Top 25 Newsmaker Panel on Failure Prevention and Management: The Lessons of Experience. |
Posted on 30 July 2020
Transforming a kernel of an idea to an industry-accepted game-changer is no small feat especially in the AEC industry. Our Foundation Director Ron Klemencic, ENR 2018 Award of Excellence Winner, along with 2019 Top 25 Newsmakers Bruce King and Kate Simonen, Principal Investigator of the Foundation's work in Embodied Carbon, have cracked the code on innovation. Join Nadine M. Post, award-winning journalist and ENR's editor-at-large for the design and construction of buildings, as she mines insights from these industry-celebrated innovators during this virtual event. What a great way to spend a Friday afternoon! Read more
Posted on 15 May 2020
Development and Splice Lengths for High-Strength Reinforcement
fy > 60 ksi Read more
Posted on 12 May 2020
FROM SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO APPLICATION Read more
Posted on 1 April 2020
The pressure coefficients for the Main Wind Force Resisting System (MWFRS) in Chapter 27 of ASCE 7-16 for buildings above 60 ft date from the mid-1970s. While tweaks have been made over the years, a systematic study using modern wind tunnel test methods for code-based design has not been conducted in many years. In particular, our knowledge of both the role of turbulence on aerodynamic loading and the turbulence levels in the atmospheric boundary later have evolved considerably over this time period. As a result, the ASCE 7-22 Wind Loads Sub-Committee is reviewing and possibly updating Chapter 27 MWFRS wind load coefficients. Read more
Posted on 28 January 2020
The use of high-strength steel bars in reinforced concrete coupling beams is expected to reduce reinforcement congestion. A series of tests was conducted to investigate the effects of high-strength reinforcement on coupling beam behavior. This document summarizes the test program and test data. Read more
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