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Walloon Design Method for Concrete Pavements Improvements Since 2003

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The Administration of the Ministry of Equipment and Transport of the Walloon Government, together with researchers of the Federation of the Belgian Cement Industry and the Belgian Road Research Centre, put into practice a software program for the structural design of pavements. This program is in use for several years...

Air Purification and Self-Cleaning Materials Photocatalytic Pavement Blocks on the Leien of Antwerp

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Heterogeneous photocatalysis is a rapidly developing field in environmental engineering. It has a great potential to cope with the increasing pollution by traffic. The addition of a photocatalyst to ordinary building materials such as concrete, creates environmental friendly materials by which air pollution or pollution of the surface itself can...

Continuously Reinforced Concrete Inlay at Townhill Compulsory Truck Stop

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The aim of this paper is to present an overview of the construction of a continuously reinforced concrete inlay at the compulsory truck stop on an interstate freeway: National Route 3, Section 3, km 20.0. The truck stop is situated in a truck lane on the southbound carriageway of the...

Long Life CRCP

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Continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) has been constructed on major highways in several countries since the 1940’s. A large majority of these pavements have carried very heavy truck traffic but required low maintenance. Some have experienced problems due to inadequate design, support, and construction. This paper focuses on factors that...

New CRCP Designs in the UK

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The paper presents the main findings of a 3-year project to develop new designs and specifications for continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP). The performance and design parameters investigated were surface cracking, the concrete strength, and the foundation. The effects of these parameters on the structural integrity and durability of CRCP...

Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement for Combined Tram – Busway in Gent, Belgium

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The project concerns the design and supervision of construction for the realisation of a new combined tramway and bus lane linking the main railway station of Gent (Belgium) with the exhibition halls at Flanders Expo. Fundamental criteria for the design included the durability of the pavement, a pleasing appearance compatible...

Inlay in Continuous Reinforced Concrete on the A10 Brussels – Oostende at Ternat

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Between September and November 2002, an inlay in continuous reinforced concrete was constructed on the A10 motorway between Groot-Bijgaarden and Ternat. The main components of the section of road are concrete slabs that are overlaid with asphalt surfacing. The work was performed in the shortest possible period, during which the...

A Fast and Comfortable Public Transport Lane in Continously Reinforced Concrete

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The Zuidtangent is a free high quality public transport lane between the city of Haarlem and Schiphol Airpoprt. The full trajectoryi s built in continouusly reinforced concrete. In this paper some design aspects are described. Also the use of concrete as a wearing course on bridges and in tunnels is...

Continuously Reinforced Concrete Roadbases

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In the Netherlands Rijkswaterstaat is the authority in charge among others of the construction of highways. The department Noord Holland of Rijkswaterstaat has chosen a continuously reinforced concrete roadbase for the construction of the 9 km long new highway section between the cities of Haarlem and Hoofddorp. This choise was...

Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement in a Tunnel in Liege – Belgium

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In June 2000, a new motorway link (E25-E40) was inaugurated in Liège to solve transit and local traffic problems. It serves more than 65,000 vehicles a day in both directions. With multiple technical, environmental and security-related constraints, the 5 kilometres of this infrastructure prefigure numerous works such as bridges, roads,...

The Use of Continuously Reinforced Concrete Overlays in Motorway Maintenance (A Case Study)

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How do you undertake the repair of a jointed concrete carriageway on one of the busiest motorways in Europe, particularly when a large proportion of the joints have failed and the slabs are floating on a sea of Gault Clay. With differential settlements so severe that there was genuine concern...

Continuous Pavement with Three-Dimensional Joints JRI

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From the point of view of construction performances concrete qualities are well known, durability, high elasticity modulus and workability, for instance, stand for them among many others. But it is also well known that unfortunately, not all of its properties are on the positive side. Cracking, by a variety of...