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�� Meet of the Russian Concrete and Precast Component Industry from 19th - 21st April 2006 in St. Petersburg
ICCX St. Petersburg 2006 – TechnicalCongress and Technology ExhibitionFrom 19th to 21st April 2006 in Hotel Pulkovskaya in St. Petersburg takes place the second ICCXSt. Petersburg, during which 18 experts from Russia, America, Europe and the Near East will presentcurrent topics of Russian concrete and precast component industry. At the same time more than 50exhibitors from all over the world will exhibit in the integrated technology exhibition their products,services, machinery and plants for this industry for the benefit of the participants of the congress.
At the ICCX St. Petersburg 2005 in Maylast year there were over 450 participantswho came to St. Petersburg to participatein the first congress of this kind in Russia.The interest in the topics of our expertspeakers, as well as in the technologyexhibition, was so great, that a repeat ofthe successful event in the year 2006 wasdemanded.The aim of papers in 2005 was the impart-ing of latest knowledge and technologiesfor the concrete and precast componenttechnology in general. Being built on theselecture papers in this year specificallythose subjects will be handled, which arecurrently of special interest to all Russianproducers of concrete and precast com-ponents:
Construction automation and construction systems forlarge size concrete precastcomponents
Emphasis of this year’s event will be onthe subject area of „Construction automa-tion and Construction Systems“. The inau-gural address on this subject will be held
by Prof. Thomas Bock, the member of theRussian Academy of Sciences and theAcademy for Civil Engg., Architecture andUrbanization. Prof. Bock will report onnew construction systems and in this hewill provide an overview about whichopportunities and perspectives the auto-mation in the civil engineering brings withit, especially with reference to large sizeconcrete precast components.It will be followed by Dr. MichailKamenski from the state parliament inMoscow with an overview about the in-vestments of Russian concrete and precastcomponent industry in the recent years.Many companies, who present their pro-ducts and services in the technology exhi-bition, have developed contact in recentyears in Russia and have also suppliedmachinery and plants there, so that seve-ral projects can be reported about.Prof. Videvud Lapsa, the president of theLatvian concrete association, will intro-duce a construction system of concrete pre-cast components, which is optimized withrespect to load carrying capacity as wellas thermal protection and which, there-fore, is also excellently suitable for Russia.
Complementing the examples of innova-tive concrete precast component systemsArnold van Acker in his paper presentscompletely worked out lecture documentsfor technical universities, in which studentsand others interested in the subject willbrought closer to concrete precast con-struction in planning and design aspects.These lecture documents can be obtainedfree-of-cost from the expert after the con-gress. Financial support for the projectcame from the largest concrete precastcomponent manufacturer in Europe,Consolis.Matthias Kintscher, the ombudsman of theworking group „Anchorages in Concrete“of the study association for precast con-struction, will report in his speech abouttransport anchor systems and bondingagents for the modern concrete precastcomponent construction.
Concrete technology, addi-tional materials, additives
A further emphasis at the event will be inthe field of concrete technology. Dr. FrankDehn from the University of Leipzig will offerin addition an overview about the additio-nal materials for concrete, who functionshe will explain and will show applicationareas. Especially interesting is the deploy-ment of additional materials in the produc-tion and processing of self compactingconcrete, about which Prof. Viktor Mecht-cherine of TU Kaiserslautern will report.
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Prof. David Stackelberg from Israel holdson this subject area a lecture about „Real-time monitoring of cement and concretequality in all stages of production and use“.
The cement price increase in Russia hasforced concrete and precast concrete pro-ducers to consider the additional use ofsubstitutes. Two presentations are to begiven on this topic At ICCX St. Petersburg2006 by the European Coal CombustionProducts Association (Ecoba). Joao Vale,the president of Ecoba, will speak on the”Use of Fly Ash in Concrete - Experiencesin Europe“ and Hans-Joachim Feuerborn,technical officer at Ecoba will be discuss-ing ”Coal Combustion Products - ValuableRaw Materials for the ConstructionIndustry“.
Concrete elements for civilengineering, concrete blocksand pipes
Joan Blecha, who is simultaneously thepresident of Hanson Pipe & ProductsSoutheast (one of the largest concrete pipeand precast concrete manufacturers inNorth America) and chairwoman of theNational Precast Concrete Association(NPCA), will be speaking on the topic of”Cost Control for Precast Plants“ in rela-tion to ”Concrete Elements for CivilEngineering – Concrete Blocks andConcrete Pipes“.
Dr. Karsten Körkemeyer from BerdingBeton, one of the fastest growing groupsof precast concrete plants in Germany,will be speaking on ”Large and SpecialPipes Made from Steel-Reinforced Con-crete – Technological Status and De-velopment Trends with ApplicationExamples“.
The IFF Weimar is in Europe one of theleading establishments with the aim ofpromoting and developing research andpractice of precast component technolo-gy and the prefabricated construction.The director of the institute of IFF Weimar,Dr. Helmut Kuch, will speak in his speechabout compacting of concrete volumes forconcrete paving bricks and pipes. Further, Russian experts will introduce cur-rently operating concrete and precastcomponent factories, in which positiveexperience was gained with western pro-duction technologies.
Integrated technology exhibition with over 50 exhibitors
More than 50 companies from all overthe world will introduce in the integratedtechnology exhibition their products andservices as well as prospectus material oftheir machines and plants for the concreteand precast component industry to thevisitors. The technology exhibition, whichis located in the congress center of theHotel Pulkovskaya directly in front of thelecture hall of the technical lectures, willbe opened full days on 19th and 20thApril 2006.
Further information
In the evening of 19th April 2006 the par-ticipants can again expect a comprehensi-ve show program within the scope of tech-nology exhibition, in which different artistwill entertain the audience. On 21st April 2006 excursions to diffe-rent concrete and precast component fac-tories will be offered. The participants willbe picked up directly from the HotelPulkovskaya by buses. The price for an entry ticket for the con-gress is 325.00 EUR. This includes • Participation in the lecture program on
19th and 20th April 2006,• Visit of integrated technology exhibi-
tion on 19th and 20th April 2006,• A seminar material hand out with brief
version of lectures in written form aswell as with a detailed exhibitiondirectory with detailed contactaddresses
• Comprehensive boarding package,comprising of lunch and dinner buffeton 19th April 2006, another lunchbuffet on 20th April 2006 as well ascoffee and cake within the scope ofthe exhibition,
• Participation in the evening programon 19th April 2006 in the HotelPulkovskaya,
• Participation in excursions to concretefactories on 21st April 2006
Alternatively day cards are offered, whichare valid only for the visit of the exhibitionand for the lunch buffet on the entry day.These entry cards cost 75.00 EUR perday. In this manner, all those visitors whoare not interested in participating in thelecture program are offered the opportu-
nity to get themselves acquainted with thelatest developments of exhibiting compa-nies in the technology exhibition.Current information on ICCX St. Peters-burg 2006 is available at the Internet sitewww.iccx.org, at which also registrationforms for visitors and exhibitors are availa-ble, or with Timur Dmitrov, the representa-tives from CPI Russia. �
In the press conference in the year 2005,which was attended by more than 20journalists, the subject preferences werecommunicated to the organizers for theICCX St. Petersburg 2006.
A high grade audience followed the technical lectures during the ICCX St. Petersburg 2005
In the evening program also more than300 participants are expected
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Opening speech
Prof. Bock – The Toyota way – towards advanced production of concrete products
Automated construction and construction systems for large precast elements
Dr. Kamenski – Current situation of the prefab industry in Russia
Videvud A. Lapsa – Experimental design and practical construction of a pilot house for further thermo-physical and constructional investigation
Arnold van Acker – Model course for the design of precast concrete structures
Matthias Kintscher – Transport anchor systems and connections for modern precast construction
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Bock/Univ. Tokyo. Construction projects in Germany, Iran, CentralAmerica and Japan. Research activities: 10 years in the USA (NASA, IIT), France (CNRS),Japan (MITI etc.). 1989-1997, Professor for Automation in the Contracting Company,Faculty of Construction Engineering at Karlsruhe University. From 1997:Professor/chair holder for Construction Realisation and Construction Computer Science,Faculty of Architecture, Munich University of Applied Sciences, research areas:
Rationalisation of planning and construction processes using information technologies, and projectmanagement. 2000: Member of the Academy of Science, St. Petersburg. 2002: Member of the Academyof Computer Science, White Russia Minsk. 2003: Honorary Professor of Nowotscherkassk South Russian
National University of Applied Sciences. From 2004: Member of the Canada Research Chairs ofProgramme of the NSERC (Nat. Science and Engineering Research Councils of Canada, in Ottawa. April2005: Director of the International Institute for Construction Technology Information (i2cti), Tokyo.March 2005: Advisory member of the Russian Academy of Architecture, Town Planning and ConstructionScience.More than 200 publications in German, English, French, Japanese and Russian.
Dr.-Ing. Michail Kamenski (1957), studied at Moscow Construction EngineeringUniversity (MISI W.W.Kuibischew) specializing in material science and prefabri-cation. Diploma in Engineering in 1980. Doctorate from Bauhaus University,Weimar, Germany, Faculty of Prefabrication in 1985.
Today Mr Kamenski is vice director of administration in the Committee of Industry andConstructional Engineering of the Duma, the parliament of the Russian Federation.
Arnold Van Acker, born 1936, Master of Civil Engineering, Technical University,Ghent, Belgium. He has been working for 44 years in the precast concrete industry, mainly in research and development of precast concrete products andstructures, and for European Standardisation (Eurocodes and CEN ProductStandards).
Retired since 2001, he is still very active in prefabrication, among other activities as an expertof the Belgian Precast Concrete Federation (FeBe). He has recently written a lecture course onthe design of precast concrete structures – 11 lessons – designed to be a model course for university professors to instruct students of engineering and architecture in the field of precastconcrete construction.
Member of the International Concrete Federation fib – Commission on Prefabrication – since1978 and chairman of the Commission from 1986 till 2002.Mr. Van Acker was awarded the FIP medal for outstanding contributions to the development ofprestressed and precast concrete. He also received awards from the “International Federation ofPrecast Concrete” BIBM, from the “European Committee for Standardisation” CEN, and fromother Belgian and international organizations.He is internationally well known on account of his numerous publications and participation inconferences all over the world.
Videvud A.Lapsa, Dr.Sc.Ing., Chief Researcher of the Concrete MechanicsLaboratory of Riga Technical University (RTU). Finished RTU Civil EngineeringFaculty (1956). Post graduated at the Kiev Civil Engineering Institute and defended his doctoral thesis at the RTU (1967). Head of the Concrete MechanicsLaboratory (1993 – 2001), and since 2004 he is Latvian State Professor
Emeritus. Founder of the Latvian Concrete Association (1995) and the president of the board ofthe LCA. Author of 125 publications and 69 patented inventions.
Matthias Kintscher, division manager of Bautechnik PFEIFER Seil- undHebetechnik GmbH, Germany. Matthias Kintscher studied construction enginee-ring at the University of Stuttgart, worked 3 years as a member of scientific staffunder Professor Schlaich at the Institute of Solid Construction and has been atPfeifer, Memmingen since 1990. During this time, he set up the development
and application technology department. Today he is authorised signatory and manager of the construction technology division. For 3 years, he has been an honorary member of the executive committee of the Study Group for Precast Construction e.V.
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Concrete technology, admixtures, additives
Dr. Dehn – Admixtures for concrete – functionality and application
Dr. Mechtcherine – Production and processing of Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC)
Prof. Shtakelberg – Real-time monitoring of cement and concrete quality in all stages of production and use
Hans-Joachim Feuerborn – Coal Combustion Products – Valuable raw materials for the construction industry
Joao Vale – Use of fly ash in concrete – Experiences in EuropeB
Concrete elements for underground construction, concrete blocks and pipes
Joan Blecha – Cost control of precast plants
Dr. Ing. Frank Dehn (1970) was junior professor of materials in the constructionindustry at Leipzig University. He is an acting partner of Gesellschaft fürMaterialforschung und Prüfungsanstalt für das Bauwesen Leipzig mbH (MFPA Leipzig GmbH) and a member of DAfStb -, RILEM -, fib and ACI-working
committees. His main focus of research is high performance concretes, fracture mechanics,cement-bound materials, non-destructive tests and concrete repair and renovation.
David I. Shtakelberg (1941), 1963 M.Sc. in Engineering, Riga Polytechnic Institute;1963-1965 Engineer at the precast plant; 1965-1967 Post-Doctorate study in RigaPolytechnic Institute; 1970 Ph.D. in Materials Science, Riga Polytechnic Institute;1968-1979 Lecturer and Docent at the department of building materials andwares; 1983 D. Sc. in Materials Science, Leningrad Technological Institute; 1979-
1990: Professor (Academic status in 1985) and chairman of department of building materials and
wares; 1991-2006: Head of soils and roads division at the Standards Institution of Israel (JerusalemBranch); 1999- at present: Chief Scientist, Concretec Ltd.
Hans-Joachim Feuerborn (1964) studied Metallurgy and Material Science at AachenTechnical University. In 1986 he started his scientific work at the UniversityTechnical University Aachen on reuse of industrial residues in construction products.From 1990 he worked as chief engineer in the department of binder materials andas consultant in ceramics and binder materials and for reuse of industrial residues.
In 2000 he started his work as adviser for by-products from coal-fired power stations at VGBPowerTech, the European technical association for power and heat generation. Furthermore, he isworking as Technical Officer for ECOBA, European Coal Combustion Products Association.
João Paulo Órfão de Matos Correia e Vale (1961), studied Civil Engineering atthe ‘Instituto Superior Técnico’ of Lisbon Technical University. From 1986-1996he worked as a Researcher at the National Laboratory for Civil Engineering inPortugal, on the fields of: utilization of ashes and other industrial by-products;road construction, pavement materials and geotechnics; cement concretes;
economic optimization of construction materials. Since 1996 he acts as a consultant for severalprojects in Portugal, Spain, Poland, Czech Republic, United Kingdom, India, France and Italy onthe following subjects: Industrial by-products and treatment of industrial waste streams, Roadconstruction, pavement layers and earthworks; Cement concrete and other cementitious materials.
Since 1998 he is a Board member of ECOBA, between 2002 and 2003 vice-president of ECOBA,since 2003 president of ECOBA (European association of Coal Combustion Products).He is active as a member of several national standardization committees in Portugal and Spain,on the fields of industrial by-products, cement concrete and road construction. He isRepresentative to European standardization working groups, on the field of industrial by-pro-ducts. He published more than 30 research reports in the framework of the research work, andhe realized market studies for industrial by-products in Spain, Portugal, India, Czech Republic,France and China.
Joan Blecha, Chairman of the National Precast Concrete Association. As president of Hanson Pipe & Products Southeast, Joan Blecha has daily responsibility for 32 con-crete pipe and precast plants and more than 1,300 employees throughout the south-eastern United States. She began her career in accounting and information systems onthe staff of the international accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers before joiningTaylor Concrete and Supply, a small family-owned ready-mixed and precast concrete
company, as the chief financial officer. The company grew steadily through internal expansion andacquisitions.
Taylor was acquired in 1998 by a New York venture capitalist firm and merged with a concrete pipecompany, and Blecha became chief executive officer of Joelson-Taylor Concrete Products. In 2000
the company was sold to Hanson Pipe & Products and she moved into her present position. Hanson, aninternational building materials company, is one of the largest precast concrete pipe and precast producers in North America with more than 125 plants and 5,000 employees.
NPCA (the National Precast Concrete Association), with its headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana, is atrade association representing manufacturers of precast concrete products with members throughoutthe United States, Canada and in more than a dozen other nations.
Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Viktor Mechtcherine (1964). Studied civil engineering at St. Petersburg University for the Construction Industry and Architecture and graduated in 1986. He then worked in consulting engineer's offices and wasinvolved in structural investigations and renovation planning. From 1992, hewas employed as a member of scientific staff and from 1998 he was a senior
engineer at the Institute of Solid Construction and Construction Materials Technology at theUniversity of Karlsruhe (technical college), Germany and obtained his doctorate in 2000. Since2003, Professor Mechtcherine has been head of the faculty of "Construction MaterialsTechnology and Structural Damage Analysis" at the Technical University of Kaiserslautern,Germany. [email protected]
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Dr. Karsten Körkemeyer – Large and special steel reinforced pipes – State-of-the-art technologies, development trends, and application examples
Dr. Kuch – Compaction of concrete mixes for concrete pavers and pipes
Dr. Helmut Kuch, IFF Weimar, Mixing and compacting techniques for concretes – An overview of systems anddevelopmentsProfessor Dr.-Ing. Helmut Kuch (1938), Director of the Institut für Fertigteiltechnik und Fertigbau Weimar e. V.,has been working on equipment for concrete production, especially moulding and compaction and vibration andnoice reduction.
Dr.-Ing. Karsten Körkemeyer, studied civil engineering at Ruhr University Bochum (diploma in 1990). AssistantProfessor at the Institute for Constructive Engineering at RUB (till 1993). Manager of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stein & Partner GmbH, Bochum (till 2004). Earned his Doctor of Engineering at theInstitute for Urban Water Economy at RWTH Aachen (2003). Technical Director of ZÜBLIN RohrwerkeSchermbeck GmbH (since 2004). Adjunct Professor at Bochum University of Applied Sciences (since 2004).
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