- ACI Foundation gt; Scholarships
ACI Foundation is currently offering 48 fellowships and scholarships for high potential students in concrete-related graduate and undergraduate degree programs
- ACI Foundation gt; Home
Participation with the ACI Foundation helps us fulfill our mission to make the world of concrete stronger, safer, and more innovative through strategic investments in concepts, research, and scholars
- ACI Foundation gt; Innovation
The ACI Foundation invites the ACI community and the global concrete industry to submit project ideas, research needs and problem statements related to research and innovation We are interested in supporting a variety of projects, such as: ACI Technical Committee needs; new technologies and innovations, advancing the knowledge and use of concrete materials, structures and construction
- Research Projects - ACI Foundation
2024 Funded Research The ACI Foundation is committed to progress in the industry by funding needed research and will fund 8 research projects this year Summaries of each project are below A Planning Study to Speed Up Broad Implementation of More Sustainable and Resilient Concrete Materials by the Pavement Sector PI: Somayeh Nassiri, University of California - Davis Co-PI: John Harvey
- ACI Foundation gt; Innovation gt; Forums
ACI Foundation’s 2025 forum is your opportunity to connect with representatives from material suppliers, architecture engineering firms, contractors, academics, top-level executives, and regulatory agencies You will learn from industry-experts about current trends, emerging technologies, and new product innovations
- The ACI Foundations 2024-2025 Fellowship and Scholarship Recipients
The ACI Foundation is pleased to announce its 2024-2025 fellowship and scholarship recipients The ACI Foundation is a non-profit subsidiary of ACI that promotes progress, innovation, and collaboration in the concrete industry through strategic investments in ideas, research, and people to create the future of the concrete industry
- ACI STRUCTURAL JOURNAL
ACI Honorary Member David Darwin is the Deane E Ackers Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Archi-tectural Engineering at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, and a Past President of ACI
- Evaluation of Chloride Limits for Reinforced Concrete Phase A
ACI 222R-01, “Protection of Metals in Concrete Against Corrosion,” 2010, 41 pp ASTM C1152-04, “Standard Test Method for Acid-Soluble Chloride in Mortar and Concrete,” Annual Book of ASTM Standards, Vol 4 02, Concrete and Aggregates, ASTM International, www astm org
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