The working group “Technology” deals with securing and protecting the common interests of ACRP members in the field of concrete structure repairs and reinforcement technology (especially in the field of technical information, development plans creation, coordination in the field of standardization, coordination in the field of the technical development, coordination of consulting services, etc.)
It is called G4 and it is coordinated by:
 Mr Ales Jakubik |
The “Technology” group aims to collect, prepare and share information on a set of techniques for each of the 4 phases (inspection, project, execution of the work, monitoring) for the repairs, reinforcement and protection of concrete structures.
Being a part of this group also means the promotion of discussion and collective work about basic guidelines related to standardization and recommendations for the further development of these activities.
This group has coordinated the following activities:
- Rehabilitation of concrete structures in the Czech Republic
- New developments in European regulations on concrete structures
How to participate?
If you are interested in participating in this working group or any other follow this link.
Please note that specific rules apply to each working group/subgroup, depending on the phase of each project or the annual work plan.
The dates for the meetings and documentation of this working group are published in the meeting section.
Call for case studies
We invite you to submit case studies showcasing completed projects related to the repair and reinforcement of concrete structures. Contributions should include information on the structure, damage conditions, diagnosis, repair strategy, execution process, quality control measures, and lessons learned. Each case study will be presented in a concise format of approximately 3–4 A4 pages and may include images.
Please note that submitted case studies may also be considered for inclusion in the ACRP Yearbook 2026, providing an additional opportunity to disseminate your work and showcase successful repair and strengthening projects to a wider audience.
To ensure consistency throughout the publication, all submissions should follow the common template, you can download here.