Description
Weldable high strength bars are widely used and recognised worldwide. However, its use in some Latin American countries, such as Chile, has had a slow growth for multiple reasons: a strong installation of the NCh204, regulations of non-official weldable bars, the good functioning of the current regulations in the face of seismic events in the region, among others.
This presentation aims to present the case of the Chacao Canal Bridge, in southern Chile, and show the experience of the team of the Huachipato Steel Company, CAP Acero, as suppliers of this project. In addition, ideas regarding the use of weldable high-strength bars will be presented and some ideas regarding their use will be demystified.
Course content
Learning Outcomes
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Able to select and design steel alloys for specific applications, considering factors like strength, corrosion resistance, and heat resistance.3
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Leads project teams in recommending safety solutions, conducts hazard studies, and analyzes safety reviews.2
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Can also engage in discussions about innovations in steel technology, such as high-strength steel alloys and advanced fabrication techniques3
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Product specifications3
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Monitors process parameters and suggests corrective measures in case of deviations. Contributes to improve Safety, Environment, Quality and Productivity performance. Leads / participates in Technical / Safety investigations. Conducts trials and report findings. Imparts knowledge to operating crew.
Engineer - Operation
Monitors process parameters and suggests corrective measures in case of deviations. Contributes to improve Safety, Environment, Quality and Productivity performance. Leads / participates in Technical / Safety investigations. Conducts trials and report findings. Imparts knowledge to operating crew.
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