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Bowen Hills Tunnel, Sustainable Infrastructure

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Sustainable Infrastructure Bowen Hills Tunnel - CRCP on no fines tunnel pavement

Sustainability ratings, Concrete specifications for local government, Pacific Highway Woolgoolga to Ballina update

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IS Rating - Return on Investment & Opportunities Specifying Concrete Pavements for Local Government - Nandini Mehta 2020 Woolgoolga to Ballina Pacific Highway Upgrade Project Update

Recycled glass concrete, concrete pavement history in US and Germany, SmartCrete, BCSA for airport concrete replacements

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Egan - Recycled Glass Concrete Hodgkinson - Autobahns and USA Interstates history Heidrich - SmartCrete CRC Al Mandowi - How to Replace Airfield Pavements in Under 6 Hours

ASCP Forum Online 18 Aug, 2020

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K2S Neoprene Joints Lessons Learned - Antonn Russek TfNSW Update - Shamim Anwar Cost-effectiveness Concrete Pavements Low Traffic RCC Pavements USA - Corey Zollinger Concrete Pavement Shrinkage - D Bosco Brisbane Airport New Parallel Runway Concrete Pavement Design Coopernook to Herons Creek Upgrading the Pacific Highway Concrete Pavement Ride Quality...

BCSA, Lug Anchors and Indian concrete pavements – ASCP Forum Online 23 July, 2020

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BCSA: How HES Concrete compares to OPC - Nouas Al Lug Anchor Design: Mixed Requirements & Standards India's slipform paving experience - B Charmanna

CRCP vs PCP, Retiring Concrete Pavements – ASCP Forum Online 25 June, 2020

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CRCP vs PCP - Dr Anna-Carin Brink 2020 Rehabilitation of Retired Concrete Pavements - J Moss 2020

ASCP Forum Online 28 May, 2020

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Concrete paving has come a long way since the early 1900s. Whilst high durability pavements were able to be hand-placed 100 years ago, concrete pavements today are produced faster, stronger and more cost efficiently using slipform pavers. We’ve come a long way. Whilst acknowledging that the right pavement is needed...

Australia’s Largest Concrete Recycling Project

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▪M1 Motorway Widening -Tuggerah to Doyalson▪12km widening from 2 to 3 lanes in each direction▪80,000m3of PCP base and LMC subbase▪Recycled and reused onsite as select and verge▪Maintain traffic flows of over 70,000 vehicles per day▪Amongst the first major asset renewal projects▪ 12km length of the M1 Motorway between the Tuggerah...

Use of glass fibre reinforced polymer bars in concrete pavements

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The use of glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) bars as an alternative to steel reinforcement has considerably increased over the past decade. Design-related information is now available and can be adapted into the Australian design and construction practice. The results of technological research and field implementation in concrete pavements carried...

Construction – The Devil’s in the Detailed Design

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Rigid pavement RFIs (request for information) and NCRs (nonconformance report) are an ongoing battle between contractors and designers. This is the frontline of construction phase services (CPS) and when not managed correctly, can lead to tension between contractors and designers, which can lead to breakdown of communications and affect construction...

Neoprene Joint Seals for Concrete Pavements

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Australian concrete pavements are relatively unique in the world with the majority consisting of unreinforced jointed plain concrete. Joints are sealed to prevent ingress of incompressible particles that can cause premature failure. Over the past decade one of the most substantial short-term maintenance costs for plain concrete pavements has been...

Recent Advances and Uses of Roller Compacted Concrete for Pavement Construction in the United States

Airports, Highways, Industrial, Intermodals/Ports, Trackslabs Members Only

Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) is a no slump concrete that is placed by an asphalt paver and compacted with vibratory rollers similar to asphalt pavement construction. RCC has long history of good performance as a pavement for ports, container yards, and manufacturing plants. This paper will summarize a recent survey...