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    AboutScott Reeve

    Scott does Business Development for Creative Composites Group. For over 35 years, he has developed new applications using FRP composites; especially in the infrastructure sector. In 2005, he founded Composite Advantage, which is now part of CCG.

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    Jun 16, 2016

    PORTS16: Positive Progress for FRP

    New Orleans in June. Toasty, to say the least. However, the PORTS 2016 conference that concluded yesterday was worth the trip for many reasons. The three and a half days of valuable educational sessions and networking are just a...

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    Topics: waterfront infrastructure, FiberPILE, PORTS16

    Jun 10, 2016

    That's a Wrap: 2016 International Bridge Conference

    The International Bridge Conference concludes today with positive reviews. At the top of my list is the new location - Washington DC's National Harbor - which brought in lots of new faces from the East Coast. Travel budget...

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    Topics: International Bridge Conference, FRP Composites, FAST Act

    May 25, 2016

    Large Diameter Pipe Piles: Less Is More

    We’ve all heard the phrase "less is more." Robert Browning used it first in an 1855 poem, but it was architect Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe who made it famous. Mies, a founder of the modern architecture movement, believed “simplicity...

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    Topics: waterfront infrastructure, FRP Composites, large diameter pipe piles

    May 17, 2016

    FRP Piles Reduce Costs for Future Generations

    Last year divers took to the murky depths of Baltimore’s waterfront to tackle the gargantuan task of repairing and rebuilding the port city’s aging infrastructure. Near zero visibility, wood timbers dating back to 1923 and...

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    Topics: waterfront infrastructure, FRP piles

    May 11, 2016

    FRP Composite Materials: the Perfect Fit for Waterfront Infrastructure

    Since the first fiberglass boat was launched in 1954, fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composites have proven ideal for marine infrastructure applications. Corrosion resistance to both sea water and chemicals has made FRP extremely...

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    Topics: waterfront infrastructure, FRP Composites

    Apr 27, 2016

    Dust Off Your Hiking Boots - Spring has Sprung

    This year, the National Park Service is celebrating its 100th birthday. In 2015, more than 305 million people visited national parks, beating all previous attendance records.

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    Topics: trails, International Trails Symposium, Dayton

    Apr 11, 2016

    Bridge Preservation Partnership – Learning and Sharing

    I recently attended the Southeast Bridge Preservation Partnership in San Antonio, Texas along with bridge owners and industry members from the southeastern US. The organization defines bridge preservation as

    "actions or...

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    Topics: FRP bridge deck, bridge preservation

    Apr 6, 2016

    More Than One Way to Go Green

    We're hearing a lot these days about reducing greenhouse gases. In the new report "On the Road Toward 2050: Potential for Substantial Reductions in Light-Duty Vehicle Energy Use and Greenhouse Gas Emissions," MIT professor of...

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    Topics: Infrastructure, FRP Composites

    Mar 23, 2016

    Spring Cleaning To Do List: Bridge Rehab – Check

    This month Hillside Pedestrian Bridge in Ohio’s Cuyahoga Valley National Park got a spring makeover just in time to reopen the span to visitors anxious to leave winter behind and enjoy the outdoors again. But this isn’t the first...

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    Topics: FiberSPAN, bridges, trails, FRP bridge deck, bridge decks

    Feb 29, 2016

    Super Tuesday Campaigning For FRP

    On the eve of Super Tuesday, Americans and Capitol Hill await the outcome as 11 states prepare to vote in both the Republican and Democratic primaries. It’s a day of judgment for each candidate – separating the chaff from the...

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    Topics: Infrastructure, FRP Composites