Waterstop King

Waterstop has a singular purpose: To prevent the passage of fluids across and along concrete joints. This page is dedicated to all things waterstop, as used to seal joints in concrete construction. Feel free to post any comments or questions and I will answer promptly.

Showing posts with label engineering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label engineering. Show all posts
Friday, September 24, 2021

What is Thermoplastic Elastomer Rubber? TPER, TPO, and TPV?

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Understanding the difference between TPER and TPV is the key to writing more robust specifications for chemical-resistant waterstop. The key...
Saturday, May 22, 2021

Waterstops for Environmental Compliance of Liquid Tight Concrete Structures

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Waterstops for Environmental Compliance of Liquid Tight Concrete Structures is a targeted course of instruction and professional developmen...
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David R. Poole
Temecula, California, United States
David R. Poole is president of JP Specialties, Inc. - a company dedicated to innovation and excellence within the concrete construction industry. David serves as Secretary of American Concrete Institute (ACI) 350 Environmental Engineering Concrete Structures Subcommittee K (Hazardous Materials) and G (Tightness Testing), and also serves as an Associate Member on Subcommittee A (General and Concrete). A member of the San Diego Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), and a frequent public speaker, David’s accredited engineering seminars are requested nationwide by major engineering firms including Montgomery Watson Harza, CH2M Hill, Carollo Engineers, Jacobs Engineers, Camp Dresser McKee, Fluor Corp., Kellogg Brown & Root, and many others. David has also taught waterstop theory, technology, and installation to project owners, concrete accessories distributors, and contractors in the field. David has consulted on and written national CSI-format 3-part specifications for a variety of engineering firms and governmental agencies including the July 1995 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Master Specification (CEGS 03250).
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