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Cement Containing Granulated Blast Furnace Slag in Local Roads Building

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The number of roads with concrete surface in Poland is small. During the last few years the cement industry has taken up extensive promoting activities that resulted in increased interest in construction of concrete roads – both motorways as well as local roads. It has turned out that durability of...

Management of the Aggregate Industry in Chile

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In 1998, the Chilean private companies exploiting rock deposits for the aggregate production necessary in the construction industry, promoted the creation of the multilateral Commission with the purpose of solving problems of supply and demand unbalance, uncontrolled environmental impacts and serious legal gaps and/or superpositions. This Commission has been in...

Effect of Curing on Strength and Chloride Penetration into Concretes Made with Portland and Blast Furnace Slag Cements

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In this paper, portland cement concretes and concretes with blast furnace slag cement were studied to determine the parameters for strength and chloride permeability under different curing procedures. For this purpose, four concrete mixtures were made at two different water cement ratios of 0.45 and 0.65 with cement contents of...

Combustion of Asphalt and Concrete in Case of Fire in Roads

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The present study concerns the comparison of the behaviour at high temperature of an asphalt and that of concrete, the purpose being to define the parameters of choice of the material for the construction of roads, in particular in tunnels. To do this, laboratory tests of fire, thermal behaviour and...

Study on Perfectly Bonded Ultra-Thin Whitetopping

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Ultra-thin whitetopping is a repair method using concrete for asphalt pavement, whose primary characteristic is to allow the existing asphalt pavement and concrete to perform monolithically as a composite section. The existing asphalt concrete is normally milled to achieve such a bond, but milling can reportedly cause debonding of asphalt...

Comparative Investigation on Concrete Pavement Thickness Using Industrial Waste Chips, Steel Fiber and Silica Fume

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Application of steel fiber in concrete would increase modul of rapture (MR) and module of elasticity (E), which in turn decrease slab thickness in rigid pavements. Hence, damaging stresses due to thermal and moisture is reduced. Where as concrete mixes with Silica Fume (SF) would perform the same behavior with...

Influence of Moisture on the Deformation (Warping and Curling) of Concrete Road Pavements Consisting of One or Two Layers with and without Recycled Aggregate

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Depending on the environmental conditions during casting and hardening, actual temperature and moisture gradients in concrete pavement induce strains. These strains lead to deflections of the slabs or, when restrained, to stresses and in some cases, mainly in combination with traffic loads, to cracks. Concrete with recycled concrete aggregate (RC-Concrete)...

Effects of Slags Produced in Turkey on Chloride Penetration of Concrete

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In this study, effects of slags widely used as mineral admixture in concrete industry on chloride penetration of concrete were investigated. Three different slags were used as replacement of cement (PC42.5) by weight of 25%, 50%, 75%. Setting test , determination of specific gravity, determination of specific surface were carried...

Geotechnical Properties of Cement Stabilized Class-F Fly Ash

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The geotechnical properties of cement added class-F fly ash have been investigated to assess the potential utilization of stabilized fly ash as embankment material. The engineering properties of the cement stabilized class-F fly ash studied include the compaction, strength characteristics and the durability as measured by wetting and drying tests....

High-Volume Fly Ash Concrete for Concrete Pavements

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This paper presents the data on the properties of fresh and hardened concrete made with replacement of the Portland cement by fly ash, from a thermal power plant in Turkey, up to large volumes (55%). The investigated parameters are water requirement for a given slump, air content, setting time of...

Use of Recycled Aggregates in Whitetopping with Addition of Automotive Tires Scraps

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The paper presents the results of a study about the use of recycled tire and building materials in concrete for “whitetopping” on asphalt concrete paving. This report presents the results of laboratory experiments and field tests. These results were obtained with concretes using substitution ratios of 15% to 20% by...

Durability of Concrete Roads with Blended Cements

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The study was conducted to bring out the salient features of blended cements, which go a long way in establishing the durability of rigid pavements. Blended cements not only enhance the life cycle of concrete road by protecting it from chloride and sulfate attack but also reduce the thermal cracking,...