Location:

Phoenix, AZ

Date:

05/20/2025 - 05/22/2025

Description:

For Concrete Dams, knowledge is an important characteristic regarding design and analysis.  When there is a reduction in the level of knowledge, then there is usually a corresponding increase in conservativeness.  When conservative assumptions increase, then costs will increase.  Therefore, it is easy to see why knowledge is important.  

This seminar has been developed to educate professionals in the engineering practice of concrete dam design and analysis.  The seminar will include lectures summarizing the methods used in current practice, and examples (spreadsheet based) that provide the participant's experience applying the method and techniques presented during the course.  

Learning objectives attendees will receive from this course:

• Link historical design philosophies to current practices in concrete dam design.
• Review past failures and incidents.
• Summarize the typical loads and load combinations applied to concrete dams.
• Developing Potential Failure Modes (PFMs) for concrete dams and learning how to use analysis results to assess PFM development
• Dynamics, understanding earthquake loads and behavior
• Surveillance and monitoring considerations and concerns
• Introducing Risk related to concrete dams.

Registration Rates: 

• Member Rate: $995 on or before May 2, 2025/$1,045 after May 2, 2025
• Non-Member Rate: $1,095 on or before May 2, 2025/$1,145 after May 2, 2025

Cancellation Policy: 

• All cancellations are subject to a $75 administrative fee.
• Cancellations must be received by May 9, 2025. Cancellations made after May 9, 2025, will not receive a refund. 

PDHs Available: 

•  19 PDHs are available for the completion of the course. NY licensed engineers will receive 19 PDHs for the completion of this course.