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The changing landscape of Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs) - Two Part CPD

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The Concrete Centre will be hosting a webinar on Wednesday 2nd October 2024 (12:00pm - 1:05pm)

 

 

Webinar info:

Part 1: Greater and alternative uses of limestone

Supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) are materials that may be used as part of the binder in concrete. SCMs can be lower in embodied carbon than Portland cement and are consequently an important part of the route towards net zero concrete.

The availability, use and standards related to SCMs is evolving.  This webinar is the first of a two-part event considering these changes, and it focuses on greater and alternative uses of limestone which have recently been included in the revised BS 8500 standard.

Programme:

12:00 The changing landscape of supplementary cementitious materials – and overview - Noushin Khosravi, Head of Sustainability, UK Concrete

12:10 BS 8500 and limestone - Gareth Wake, Director, MPA Ready-Mixed Concrete

12:25 Ternery blends of GGBS//fly ash with limestone - Cassandre Legalliard, Product Manager, London Concrete

12:40 Limestone mix optimisation - Erisa Myrtja, R&D Project Manager, ECOCEM

12:55 Q&A/panel discussion 

13:05 End

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The changing landscape of Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SCMs): Part 2,

webinar on Wednesday 2nd October 2024 (1:30pm - 2:45pm)

 

Webinar info:

Part 2: Expanding the range: calcined clays, recycled fines and stock-piled fly ash

Supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) are materials that may be used as part of the binder in concrete. SCMs can be lower in embodied carbon than Portland cement and are consequently an important part of the route towards net zero concrete.

The availability, use and standards related to SCMs is evolving.  This webinar is the second of a two-part event considering these changes, and it focuses on this expansion of the range of SCMs, including calcined clays, recycled fines and stock-piled fly ash.

Programme:

13 Introduction and context - Noushin Khosravi, Head of Sustainability, UK Concrete

13 Reclaimed Calcined Clay (Re-C3) Research Project​ - Moray Newlands, Reader, Civil Engineering, University of Dundee  

13 Calcined clay – standards and the supply chain - Colum McCague, Technical Manager, MPA Cement 

14 SBRI recycled concrete fines - Roger Griffiths, Manager - Innovation Projects, Mineral Products Association 

14 Stockpiled fly ash - Nigel Cooke, Director, UK Quality Ash Association (UKQAA)

14 Q&A/panel discussion

14 End

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