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Addressing Regional Sustainability: A Case Study of Little Mountain Reservoir Reconstruction (LMRR) Using Concrete Containing Large Volumes of Fly Ash |
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Case Study Report |
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October
2004
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A.P. Sukumar,
Phil Seabrook, P.Eng.,
John Sherstobitoff,
Frank Huber
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The Little Mountain Reservoir located in Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada was originally constructed as an open
basin in 1910 and a roof structure was added in the mid 1960s. Because of seismic and structural deficiencies of the structure, it was decided to demolish the reservoir and construct a new one on the same site wi...[more] |
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See Also:
cold weather concreting,
cracking,
greenhouse gas emissions,
permeability,
placing,
superplasticizers
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EcoSmart Concrete Project: USGBC Presentation |
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Presentation |
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November
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2003
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Michel de Spot, P.Eng.
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Michel de Spot's US Green Buildings presentation accompanies his conference paper entitled "The EcoSmart Concrete Project: Minimizing the Greenhouse Gas Signature of Concrete." The presentation includes photos of several EcoSmart case studies and includes sample LEED credit calculations and environmental impact reductions for a concrete and a steel...[more] |
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climate change,
greenhouse gas emissions
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