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Concrete Logic

What is the most used manmade material on Earth? You guessed it – concrete. In each episode of Concrete Logic, we will explore one concrete-related topic with the help of industry professionals that are shaping the future of the trade. We’ll talk with suppliers, contractors, architects, engineers, specialists, and even some proponents of competing materials about their views of concrete and their vision of its future.

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EP #013 - Concrete Logic & Add Ten Gallons Concrete...

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2022/07/14

In this episode of the Concrete Logic Podcast, I am a guest on the Add Ten Gallons Concrete Podcast. We talk about what it is like to have a concrete-focused podcast, what it's like to work for the largest concrete contractor in the nation and other concrete-related topics. After listening to this podcast, give the fellas over at Add Ten Gallons Concrete Podcast a follow. They are a great group of guys and have an excellent podcast! Episode References Guest(s): Paul Fendley, Joey Bell, and Josh

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00:43:32

EP #012 - Concrete History is Human History Part 2

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2022/07/07

In this episode of the Concrete Logic Podcast, Paul Ramsburg of Sika continues his lesson on the history of concrete. We pick up our discussion in the 1800s when the first concrete flooring contractor got started. We learn where the first reinforced concrete structure was built, why concrete arrows were an aviation necessity back in the day, and what concrete ships were used for during World War II. Plus, you will learn other concrete historical tidbits that I am sure you didn't know. This is Part 2

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EP #011 - Concrete History is Human History Part 1

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2022/06/30

In this episode of the Concrete Logic Podcast, Paul Ramsburg of Sika gives a history lesson on concrete. What's the origin of concrete? How long has it been around? Why is this Vitruvius dude from the 1st century B.C. still important today? Find out on this episode! This is only Part 1 of a two-part episode. Make sure you catch the 2nd half of this history lesson in EP #012! Episode References Guest: Paul Ramsburg, Sika, ramsburg.paul@us.sika.com Guest Website: https://usa.sika.com/ Host: Seth

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00:40:52

EP #010 - Concreting with Robots in the Sky

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2022/06/16

In this episode of the Concrete Logic podcast, Shawn O'Connor from Somero joins us. Somero is a manufacturer of concrete laser screed machines. Shawn and I discussed two of Somero's machines: the Sky Screed and the SkyStrip. These machines are helping relieve the labor-intensive tasks of placing concrete and stripping formwork from the concrete once it can support it's own weight. Listen to this episode to get an idea of the labor savings these machines are producing. Also, you'll learn the

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00:44:31

EP #009: Concrete Gets Hydrophobic

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2022/06/09

In this episode of the Concrete Logic podcast, we brought on Brent Rollins and Scott DiLoreto from Spray-Lock to discuss colloidal silica. If you are like most folks, you probably never heard of colloidal silica (CS). It is a product that can be sprayed on concrete during concrete placement or long after the concrete is cured. It can even be used as an additive to ready-mix concrete. Once CS is applied to the concrete, it penetrates and fills up the microscopic (nano) voids it finds in the concrete

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EP #008 - Bougie Like Concrete In The Styrofoam

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2022/06/02

In this episode of Concrete Logic, we welcome Bryant Wheeler of Polycrete USA. Bryant is an expert in insulated concrete forms (ICF). ICF resembles traditional concrete wall formwork, but it is made out of expanded polystyrene styrofoam. One of the advantages of ICF is that the styrofoam not only acts as the concrete formwork but stays in place for insulation! It's a really cool concrete technology that has been around for decades. Episode Resources Guest: Bryant Wheeler, bryant@polycreteusa.com,

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00:38:35

EP #007 - Concrete Cylinders Are So Immature

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2022/05/26

In this episode of Concrete Logic, we welcome Mark Chase of RPX Technologies to the show. Mark is an expert on concrete sensors. These sensors are used to monitor the strength and temperature of in-place concrete. Traditionally during construction, the strength of concrete placed in a structure is determined by breaking a 6" x 12" (or 4" x 8") concrete cylinder sample taken during the placement. Mark and I discuss the downfalls of this archaic process and how monitoring the temperature of the

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00:38:38

EP #006 - Brushing Your Teeth with Concrete

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2022/05/19

In this episode of the Concrete Logic podcast, our special guest is Grady Lonigan. Grady has an extensive background in concrete construction background and up until recently has been working with a well-known 3D printing company. I found his perspective on the potential of 3D printing in the concrete construction industry refreshing since he acknowledges the challenges that this technology has in becoming universally accepted by the industry. In other words, he has worked on both sides of the

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00:03:35

EP #005 - Bankin' on Concrete

Concrete Logic ·

2022/05/12

Something different this week... In this episode, we did something a bit different. I was interviewed on the Engineer of Finance Podcast hosted by Ken Greene. I met Ken over a year ago after hearing him on another podcast. He was initially an engineer (that's probably why we get along) and then became a financial advisor. Anyhow, check out the short intro I gave about Ken, and then head over to his podcast to hear our conversation. To listen to Ken's podcast, here's the link: Engineer of Finance

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EP #004 - Look Ma! Concrete with No Cracks!

Concrete Logic ·

2022/05/05

In this episode of Concrete Logic Podcast, we welcome Jason Adams CEO of MEGASLAB. I found Jason and his company when researching jointless slab-on-grades for a project. If you Google "jointless concrete slabs," you'll find MEGASLAB on the first page of results so I figured this is what Jason and his company were all about. I was wrong. I would say Jason and his team take a "holistic" approach to concrete. Take a listen to this episode and see if you agree. I found our conversation interesting and

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00:36:38

EP #003 - Concrete with a Twist of Lime(stone)

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2022/04/28

On today's episode of Concrete Logic, we welcome Stephanie Hampton to the show. Stephanie is a Senior Technical Sales Engineer with Lehigh Hanson, one of the largest producers of cement in the world. Lehigh Hanson is pursuing carbon neutrality by 2050 and is a leading proponent of utilizing Portland Limestone Cement (PLC) to achieve this ambitious goal. If you don't know what Portland Limestone Cement (PLC) is, this is the episode for you! Stephanie shares what the difference is between PLC and

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00:27:09

EP #002 - What Coke & Concrete Have in Common

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2022/04/19

In today’s episode of the Concrete Logic podcast, we are lucky to have Jessica Wilson and Doug Clark of CarbonCure. CarbonCure is a technology that injects carbon dioxide into ready-concrete. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is an important heat-trapping (greenhouse) gas, which is released through human activities such as deforestation and burning fossil fuels and natural processes such as respiration and volcanic eruptions. It's also used to carbonate soft drinks and beer! The purpose of CarbonCure (injecting

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00:25:04

EP #001 - There's Not Enough Time for Concrete

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2022/04/07

On today’s episode of the Concrete Logic Podcast, our guest is Garrett Braun, a structural engineer. Garrett is the founder of Blue Nest Structural. We discussed what it’s like to open a new firm in the last year, how far the design of projects is by the time his engineering group gets involved, why do engineers not consider changing materials in concrete mix designs, and why buildings are not designed with more concrete. To reach out to Garrett, email him at gbraun@blueneststructural.com or call

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00:00:47

Concrete Logic (Trailer)

Concrete Logic ·

2022/03/23

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