Resiliency of Reinforced Hollow Structural Clay Unit Masonry Construction

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Description

Learn about how Structural Clay Units (SCU) are produced, the physical properties that are generated in the process, and the use of structural brick to design resilient structures that resist fire, high winds, projectiles, ballistic attack, blast, and seismic forces. Resilient structures allow individuals, neighborhoods, and communities to be more resilient when disasters occur.

Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.

Contributors

Steven Judd, SE

Mr. Judd graduated from the University of Colorado - Boulder, with a BSCE and immediately started practicing structural engineering at KKBNA, a consulting engineering firm in Denver. Through various acquisitions and changes of venue, Mr. Judd is now the Technical Director for Interstate Brick and H.C. Muddox, premier brick manufacturers. He participates on committees with ASTM, The Masonry Society, Western States Clay Products Association (Technical Chairperson), and audits activities of the Masonry Alliance for Codes and Standards (MACS), and Western States Structural Masonry Coalition (WS2MC).

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Contributors

Steven Judd, SE