Preserving embodied CO2 with resilience management systems
09:15 – 10:30
This webinar will highlight a collaborative venture to develop and manufacture a standardised modular component aiming to preserve structures for whole life with control and data-driven performance.
Following 10 years of collaboration with Sheffield Hallam University, C-Probe further collaborated with The MTC to develop an alkali-activated cementitious (AACM) restoration smart product with the capacity to provide electrochemical protection to steel for the control and prevention of corrosion during the whole life of a structure.The collaboration has resulted in a lean manufacturing process of this product, which demonstrates value stream mapping and efficient use of equipment and labour. The end result, LoCemincorporates industrial wastes into its production, which helps yield up to 90% less CO2e than CEM1. This is a vital contribution to net zero and decarbonisation of the built environment, with its ultimate objective being the long-term resilience and control of corrosion within concrete infrastructures. Join this webinar to hear first-hand from the developers about the background to the concept, its journey from prototype to manufacturing capability, its success in restoring structures, and how this further developed into a product used for modular implementation into new build structures. The speakers will present the:
This webinar will demonstrate the process and benefits of the collaboration from planning stages to the long-term resilience benefits of the end product for asset owners who seek to futureproof their structures from disrepair. Why attend From attending this webinar you will:
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Programme
09.15 Welcome and introduction from the Chair – Nigel Fraser, Industry Advisor, Buildoffsite
09.20 Learning from experience: protecting existing structures
Retrofitting sustainable resilience systems to existing structural assets.
- How structures suffer due to corrosion
- Methods to retrofit protection solutions
- Development of low carbon materials to repair and protect structures
- Long-term data driven performance options
- New factory developments
Graeme Jones, Managing Director, C-Probe Systems Limited
09.35 The manufacturing perspective: from concept to reality
Developing a lean and scalable manufacturing line for C-Probe’s modular anode unit (MAU).
- Introduction to MTC and their services – MMC’s and modular build work
- Design and process failure mode and effects analysis (FMEAs)
- Value stream mapping to identify labour and equipment efficiencies
- Scaling from 250k MAUs to planning a 5million MAU factory
Mark Sutherberry, Business Development Manager, Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC)
09.50 The opportunity: protecting new structures from day one
Providing structural resilience for new build assets
- What is an MAU?
- The whole life technical and carbon benefits
- The economic benefits and ROI for new build
Graeme Jones, Managing Director, C-Probe Systems Limited
10.05 Interactive discussion and Q&A
Fees
Buildoffsite members: Free to attend* – Register here
*Non-members £45 + VAT
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