Concrete Behind Data Centers Update
and a well deserved
Celebration for Mike Lenkin
Patsy's American
8051 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA 22182
Tuesday
November 10, 2026
5:30 pm Social 1/2 Hour
6:00 pm Dinner
7:00 pm Presentation
$85- Members
$95 Non-members
$35- Up and Coming Concrete Associates (under 35 please)
Description:
Data Center construction has been the rage of the concrete construction industry for the last couple/few years. This presentation will highlight owner key requirements and floor performance expectations, floor flatness, slab design, loading and joint layout, mix selection, shrinkage control, and fiber reinforcement, Placement practice, curing, finishing, and surface protection, and ESD flooring, durability, sustainability and maintenance.
Join us for a quick discussion on the evolution of concrete with modern and emerging trends in construction with a focus on data centers and flooring construction. We will briefly touch on topics from Specifications, Design Concepts, Owners Requirements, the Mix Design, Placement Conditions, Concrete Protection and the Final Finish. Additional Topics and a Q&A session will follow.
Presenter:

Michael Mahoney PE of the Euclid Chemical Co.
Michael Mahoney is a Professional Engineer and the Director of National Business Development and Engineering Services for the Euclid Chemical Company. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, he was previously a Business Development Manager and the Director of Marketing and Technology for Euclid’s concrete fiber product line, managing marketing, research, strategic initiatives and product development for their entire fiber reinforcement portfolio. Mr. Mahoney is a Fellow and member of the American Concrete Institute and has served on various committees for NPCA, ASTM and Ohio Concrete and is also a past president of the Fiber Reinforced Concrete Association. In 1997, he obtained his M.A.Sc. in Civil Engineering from the Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Canada.
Mr. Mahoney has co-authored several papers on the subjects of FRC, shotcrete, carbon footprint of fiber materials and innovative bridge systems and currently provides education on new technologies within the concrete construction industry
https://www.nccaci.org/event-6742417