Southeast Asia –
An Expanding Frontier for Airport Projects
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More airports are learning about long lasting solutions
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inter airport South East Asia 2019, more than 4,000 airport industry professionals spent three days learning, discovering, networking and experiencing the latest products and innovations available specifically for the Southeast Asian region.
Interest in this region has greatly expanded, which is evident by the 22% increase in the size of the exhibition since 2017. What does this mean for U.S. companies? It’s a terrific introduction to airports that could benefit from new products.
For D.S. Brown, this show was a great success. There was interaction and conversations with airport representatives from the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia. In particular, there was high interest in long lasting joint sealants and spall repair projects.
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“Even though D.S. Brown has a strong presence in the U.S. and internationally, there were many airports at
inter airport South East Asia that are just learning about D.S. Brown products for the first time,” said Ryan Sypherd, National Sales Manager, D.S. Brown Company.
“This show provided a really nice opportunity to gain exposure internationally and explain how our products can reduce downtime at airports, which is crucial.”
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New! Bridge Sentry Systems
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D.S. Brown
’s Bridge Sentry Structural Health Monitoring products will transform your structure to the Next-Generation of smart bridges by:
- Proactively monitoring structural performance under loads as well as material deterioration rates
- Recording structural responses to extreme events, such as earthquakes, hurricanes and floods, as well as other significant events in the life of the structure
- Identifying the presence and isolating the location and extent of damages to the structure
- Continuous and simultaneous monitoring of both natural and man-made events with real-time sensor data both locally and remotely
Implementation of D.S. Brown's Bridge Sentry Systems will extend the functional life of your bridges and mitigate the risk of catastrophic failure. Inspection and maintenance costs will be reduced, and both the user and your investment will be protected.
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Justin Crawford Joins D.S. Brown
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The D.S. Brown Company is pleased to announce that Justin Crawford has joined our Customer Service team. Justin is responsible for processing orders for D.S. Brown’s off-the-shelf products and will be working directly with customers to meet their needs. Justin comes to us with a vast knowledge and background in customer service. We are excited to have Justin be a part of the D.S. Brown Company team and look forward to him building solid relationships with our customers.
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ARTBA reveals the number of bridges with structural deficiencies dropped by just 1% last year
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FROM ROADS & BRIDGES:
The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) analysis of the recently released U.S. DOT 2018 National Bridge Inventory (NBI) database reveals that 47,052 of U.S. bridges are classified as structurally deficient and in poor condition.
Vehicles of all kinds cross these compromised structures 178 million times each day, the data shows, and nearly 1,775 of the bridges are on the Interstate Highway System.
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Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland.
The IBC is the pre-eminent arena for the bridge industry in North and South America, Europe, Australia, Asia and Africa.
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Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California.
The IPMI Conference & Expo represents the parking, transportation, and mobility industry. The event delivers four days of education, displays of parking- and mobility-specific technology and innovations, diverse networking events and the opportunity to connect with a global community.
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Renaissance Montgomery Hotel at the Convention Center, Montgomery, Alabama.
The annual AASHTO Committee on Bridges and Structures working meeting is a four-day event comprised technical committee meetings and two general sessions.
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About The D.S. Brown Company
Founded in 1890, The D.S. Brown Company is a leading worldwide designer, supplier and manufacturer of engineered products for the airport, bridge and highway industries. D.S. Brown's home office and manufacturing facilities are located in North Baltimore, Ohio. For more information on these products, visit
www.dsbrown.com.
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BRIDGE THE WORLD WITH LEADING INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS.
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300 East Cherry Street
North Baltimore, Ohio
Telephone: 419.257.3561
Fax: 419.257.2200
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