Event Summary
Creep and Shrinkage from Theory to Practice
The presentation focuses on the interpretation of the theory of Creep and Shrinkage and its application in structural bridge engineering. The phenomena of creep and shrinkage are discussed through several interesting case studies to provide practical guidance for engineers. This includes working routines, simplified calculation methods and examples of detailing.
PRESENTER:
Michal Krotofil, SMEC
The webinar will run, as a live presentation, from 2.00pm to approximately 3.00pm (AEST). It is conducted online on the Zoom platform and delegates will be emailed login details and a password for this webinar prior to the event.
Times for all States/Territories
2.00 pm to 3.00 pm NSW / ACT / QLD / VIC / TAS (AEST)
1.30 pm to 2.30 pm SA / NT (ACST)
12.00 pm to 2.00 pm WA (AWST)
Prices (including GST):
$44.00 CIA Professional, Company & Academic Members
$22.00 CIA Retired, Life, Honorary Student
$66.00 Non-members
Presenters
Michal Krotofil is a Technical Principal - Bridges & Structures at SMEC and a Fellow of Engineers Australia. He is a bridge specialist with over 27 years of experience in the design and assessment of bridges both in Europe and Australia. Owing to his in-depth knowledge of bridges and attention to detail Michal had the privilege to work on some of the most iconic and challenging bridge designs in these countries. Of particular value is Michal’s extensive expertise in bridge constructability, construction methodologies, temporary works and their interaction with the permanent works gained on numerous Design and Construct projects.
