LoBEG AUTUMN  WORKSHOP

 

Friday 2 November 2001

Institution of Structural Engineers

11 Upper Belgrave Street

London SW1X 8BH Tel. 020 7235 4535

 

AGENDA with brief commentary added 10/1/02



09.00 – 09.15       Coffee/tea on arrival



09.15 – 09.20       Introduction by Chairman                                Frank Paine



09.20 – 10.20       Bridge Strategy for London                              David Yeoell
A very detailed and informative bridge strategy overview outlining key LoBEG objectives

to ensure that the strategic, primary and local road network for London has a properly maintained bridge stock.



10.20 – 10.45       Bridge Management Database update              Stewart White

Demonstration of the new LoBEG Bridge Station database shortly to be "road tested" prior

to issue to members at the end of the year - issued january 2002.

10.45 – 11.00       Coffee



11.00 – 11.20      Abnormal loads - Wynns Ltd    Wynns   Andy Pearce & Tim West



11.20 – 11.50      Harrow Road Project                        Hyder Consulting  

    
           

11.50 – 12.10      Railtrack update                                Brian Bell

Informative short presentation outlining the BG3 Railtrack, research and other bridge related issues of interest to LoBEG members. Reference was made to the Lobeg / Railtrack Working Group which had developed into a valuable forum to monitor progress and problem solve to ensure that the bridge assessment and strengthening programme is completed efficiently and cost effectively.



12.10 – 12.30      Protective Coating Solutions           Mike Taylor  Sigma Coatings     

Detailed presentation on products, solutions and applications of specialist coatings to bridge structures. Sigma Coatings      



12.30 – 12.50      Unreinforced Masonry Parapets       Dr Molyeaux  University of Liverpool Update given on current research - more details  



12.50 – 13.00     Open session for LoBEG Executive Committee to take questions from the floor - time fully utilised sessions ended 1.15



In summary, this was a very popular event well attended by over 50 delegates - pictures

 

 

 

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