Civil Engineering August 2022 | Vol 30 No 7

8 August 2022 Civil Engineering Know Your Sector Competition Stand a chance to win R10 000 in cash! In this month’s edition of Civil Engineering we are continuing our Fun Quiz to promote knowledge of our industry service providers. Simply click on the adverts (or the logos) of the participating companies to access their websites, and then search for the answers to the following questions: TO ENTER: Scan or click on the QR code to submit your answers (submissions, one per reader, will be collected until 15 September 2022 , whereafter the winner will be announced from a random draw). PS: Advertisers who wish to capitalise on the reader attention here by including their marketing messages into our monthly Fun Quiz should please contact Barbara Spence (barbara@avenue.co.za / 011 463 7940 / 082 881 3454). Qu i z Q1: Cement & Concrete SA What is Cement & Concrete SA’s website address? Q2: Sika When was Sika’s first product launched? Q3: Fasford Academy How many hours is the PMP Exam Preparatory training offered by Fasford Academy? Q4: Maccaferri SA Which products can the Polimac coating be used on? Q5: Reinforced Earth Why Reinforced Earth® Interchanges? Q6: Keller Geotechnics SA How many different types of piles did Keller design and construct at the Cape Town Station project? Q7: Technocad Which Technocad Civil Engineering software would you use if you needed to convert an AutoCAD drawing from the Cape Datum (modified Clarke 1880 ellipsoid) to the Hartebeesthoek94 Datum (WGS84 ellipsoid) and vice-versa? Q8: AKS Lining Systems AKS Anchor Knob Corrosion Protection liner is added to concrete pipes and tunnels in what way? Q9: AfriSam AfriSam’s High Strength Cement is ideal for __________. Q10: Mukona Geotechnics Which in-situ test does Mukona offer to measure cohesion and friction angle? J ack Huang was in disbelief and extremely thrilled when he learned that he was the latest winner of R10 000 in SAICE’s Know Your Sector Competition. A professional structural engineer at Zutari, Jack will use his prize money to help pay for his master’s degree in struc- tural engineering, for which he is currently enrolled at the University of Pretoria, as well as take his girlfriend out for dinner. “I am passionate about structural engi- neering. I would like to be more involved in the digitalisation of structural designs,” says Jack. “I get a great sense of achievement and satisfaction when a project is completed. It is rewarding to see the infrastructure we assist in delivering have an incredibly long-lasting, positive impact on the lives of many.” When he is not designing structures, Jack enjoys hiking, board game nights, and watching F1 races with his friends. “I would like to thank SAICE for this opportunity. The prize money aside, I got to know the different products and ser- vices various companies offer – which I can potentially incorporate into one of my future structural projects,” says Jack.  Celebrating another R10 000 winner