Engineering in Practice
Date, time & venue
28 November 2024 (Thursday), 18:30 – 20:00, Chan Yat Mei Sophie Room, 9th Floor, the HKIE
Headquarters
Organized by
HKIE Civil Division
Programme Highlight
Fire-resistance and anti-corrosion are key issues that need to be considered during the entire life cycle of cable system bridges. The technology system of Comprehensive Protection of Composite Fiber( hereinafter referred to as "CPCF") can provide sufficient safety anddurability. At a high temperature of 1100°C for 60-120 minutes, CPCF can keep the surface temperature of the bridge cables from exceeding 300°C. The bridge cables can maintain mechanical properties and buy valuable time for rescue. Under normal use conditions, CPCF can withstand an internal and external air pressure difference greater than 0.3MPa for a long time. CPCF also prevents mechanical damage and provides long-lasting sealing protection. CPCF has systematically and effectively solved the problems of fire-resistance and anticorrosion of bridge cables for the first time in the world.
Language
Putonghua
Speaker
Wu Huijuan (鄔惠娟), majoring in bridge engineering, senior engineer, adjunct professor of Yangzhou University. Currently serving as President Assistant of Huaxian Science and Technology (Shenzhen) Group Co., Ltd. Mainly engaged in the research, development and promotion of new technologies and materials for bridge safety and durability, such as basalt fiber and its composite materials, high-toughness fire-resistant sealing protection for bridge cables
Registration & Enquiries
Please complete the on-line registration at the following link:
https://forms.gle/jjmZ7KMp1RkhLCou9
The number of participants is limited to 70 on a first-come-first served basis. Priority will be given to members of the Civil Division. Successful applicants will be informed by email.
A CPD certificate will be issued 3 weeks after the seminar.
For enquiries, please contact Ir YC Lam via email: hkieciviltechnicalmeeting@gmail.com
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