Upcoming Webinar: Super-Ductile Steel Bars

  • Explore how Super-Ductile (SD) Steel Bars are revolutionising construction with cost-effective solutions for high-rises and infrastructure. Learn how they reduce material costs, enhance seismic safety, and resist corrosion, making them ideal for modern urban challenges.

Details

  • Date

    12 Dec 2024, Thursday

  • Time

    07:00 PM

  • Platform

    Online LIVE Broadcast

Super Ductile Bars for High Rise Buildings

Are SD Bars a Cost-Effective Construction Solution?

To accommodate the needs of the world’s largest population, India must increasingly rely on vertical urban growth and robust infrastructure. Super-ductile (SD) steel bars are emerging as a cost-effective solution to achieve these goals, optimising savings without compromising safety. Super-ductile steel bars are available in higher grades, resulting in a reduction in the amount of steel required, significantly lowering material costs, especially for high-rise buildings. Their property of super-ductility minimises the loss of lives and reduces structural damage in the event of a seismic occurrence. Their performance under dynamic loads makes them an ideal choice for infrastructure projects such as metros and flyovers. Additionally, super-ductile bars have improved corrosion resistance, extending their durability and decreasing maintenance expenses, especially in polluted or coastal environments. In the present webinar, the speaker will discuss the properties of super-ductile bars and how to harness their various advantages in the construction industry.

About the Speaker

Dr. Sujata Mehta

PhD in Structural Engineering

Dr. Sujata blends professional expertise with academic passion. With experience in both India and the USA, she has worked on various projects, including land development, metro rail construction, structural design, and non-destructive testing. She has taught engineering and architecture at institutions such as SPPU, Nirma University, and MS University. Currently heading the Structures Cell at Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Architecture, she integrates modern construction technologies into academia. An accomplished researcher, she has presented research papers, moderated sessions at national and international conferences, and conducted hands-on workshops for students and professionals. She has been invited as a resource faculty member at IIT Kanpur for a national workshop for architecture students on earthquake-resistant design of structures, conducted by the National Information Centre for Earthquake Engineering. Her insights connect practice with education, inspiring future innovators.

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