Repair of Concrete Cracking in New Construction

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Cracks can arise in new building for a variety of causes, including curing, temperature variance, pressure from neighboring circumstances, or settling. This presentation will go through different forms of cracking, how to avoid them, and how to deal with them once the concrete has been laid.

Presentation Learning Goals:
Breaking down terminology and definitions
Planning for Future Cracking
Detecting concrete cracks
Concrete crack repair in new construction
Geoxavier Leon
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Stone Engineering DPC is a registered architect.
Leon specializes in the evaluation, nondestructive testing, and design restorations of structural, architectural, and material distress projects. His experience includes nondestructive testing of concrete structures, computer modeling and analysis of steel and masonry buildings, steel structure repair design, building envelope evaluations, and parking structure investigation and repair. Leon has over 16 years of expertise evaluating and repairing structural systems such as traditional reinforced concrete, steel frames, and masonry. His façade evaluation and repair design experience includes dealing with various stone cladding materials, curtain walls, brick, and concrete.

Profile of Lynne Vu
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Walker Consultants Design Engineer III
Lynne Vu started as a Design Engineer III at Walker Consultants’ New York office in 2015. Lynne earned a Bachelor of Science in architectural engineering from Drexel University in 2011. She has more than 8 years of expertise in forensic restoration, non-destructive testing, and structural condition evaluations of concrete, steel, and masonry structures. Plaza restoration and waterproofing, parking structures, historic buildings, and steel frame constructions are among her specialties.

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