Prof. Mo Ehsani covers various construction and repair projects using FRP products and improved systems like SPiRe+.

Here's what was covered:

Mo and Josh discuss the transition from an older repair system, using flat FRP panels, to the improved SPiRe+ system. They detail the design and testing of the new panels which include built-in T profiles for added strength. The conversation includes a live demonstration at a job site, showcasing the installation of these panels at pump stations near a canal. They outline the installation process, from surface preparation and drilling holes for J bolts to attaching the panels and ensuring an impervious connection. Questions from the audience about underwater applications, durability in aggressive marine environments, installation techniques, and project management are also addressed.

Mo and Josh share how to save on your marine and land projects by using ShearWraps and ShearCamp for steel pile and column designs. Perfect for structural engineers and project managers, this episode will help you during your proposal and design process.

Josh covers when to use cementitious vs epoxy grouts vs neat epoxy (with project examples and how to calculate the different fill materials in your repair.

Perfect for engineers and project managers, this episode aims to help you during your proposal and design process, ensuring quick access and ease in compiling accurate project information.

Josh and I cover our brand-new product SPiRe+, showing you how to install the panels so you can repair corroded seawalls within weeks while saving thousands and answering live Q&A from listeners about the product's features, installation, and potential applications.

Live from the Dock Expo in Nashville, TN. In this episode Mo reviews a design he received for the repair of a severely corroded seawall, comparing it to a design alternative using SPiRe Plus panels. Mo digs into the current designs' logistical challenges, excessive welding and corrosion concerns. Then he reviews how the SPiRe Plus panels help to: decrease logisitcal issues due to their light weight, provide an easy install, reduce maintenance, and reduce costs.

In this episode, Mo joins us from the American Society of Civil Engineers COPRI Marine Conference at Louisiana State University, highlighting the conference's focus on marine infrastructure. Mo and Josh discuss recent experiences with repair projects in Mexico, using innovative solutions like ShearWrap and how they address challenges with underwater welding, providing insights on how these solutions aid port repairs globally.

Mo and Josh delve into the innovative PileMedic jacket, discussing the unique advantages it offers, its comparison to traditional rebar cage systems, and how engineers can seamlessly integrate it into their projects for more durable, cost-effective solutions.

Josh Ahumada and Dan Kennedy, our FRP Construction Project Manager, discuss personal experience and actionable insights with the PileMedic product to help you tackle the unique challenges associated with marina projects.