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Recycling Cold-Milled Asphalt Concrete Materials as Cement Bounded Base

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The authors present a synthesis of the results obtained on 3 test sections where cold-milled bituminous concrete has been recycled for the reconstruction of the stabilized base for medium trafficked roads. The inert skeleton for the base was made from 85% (by weight) milled material and 15% sand, this in...

Fibre Reinforced Concrete Roads Surfaced with Concrete Paving Stones

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The paper describes enhanced specifications for concrete block roads suitable for heavy channelised traffic in city centres. It describes two case studies and shows how bedding sand and fibre reinforced concrete roadbases can be specified to ensure zero rutting and a cost effective solution.

The French Architectonic Concrete Paving Development

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This paper present the good possibilities that we can expect with exposed aggregate concrete surfaces

Pavement Design Procedures for New Construction and Rehabilitation with Overlay

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The first part of the paper deals with the designing of rigid pavements by means of FEM. The NE10-SOILIN program uses the NE-10 finite elements composed of subelement 2D NE-10-M (tetragonal element), subelement 3D NE-I013RJCK and subsoil element. It models the Midlins slab placed on a generally multilayer structure. Under...

Technical Conditions for Completely Using the Advantages of Concrete Pavements

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It is immanent for concrete pavements not to get plastic deformations and therefore concrete pavements are especially suitable for heavy traffic roads. However, pavement performance depends from avoiding of some structural faults.

Use of Fast Track Concrete Paving for Restoration Work

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Many roads in Belgium, both main and secondary, are in need of modernisation or repairs. The surface area of old concrete pavements that are thus concerned on an annual basis is estimated at approximately half a million m2 . The inconvenience to the user caused by this type of work...

Method to Establish the Porosity – Depth Distribution of Porous Concrete Pavements Using Cylindrical 100 Cml Cores Samples

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The paper deals with a low cost method to establish the porosity - depth distribution in porous concrete pavement using cylindrical 100cm cores samples. The outcome is a graph representing the porosity in function of the depth below the surface. The method is non destructive with regard to the core...

Sand-Concrete Pavements Gainful Use of Local Materials

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To complete the road between La Teste town and the famous , the Gironde Regional Council use the knowledge and experience requied during the national research and development project on sand concrete named SABLOCRETE to build a sand concrete slab pavement structure along 3,5 kilometres. The owners and engineers of...

Analysis of the Response of Concrete Pavement Slabs Jointed by Dowel Bars

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The present paper aims to contribute to the study of the structural response of concrete slabs jointed by dowel bars in pavements. As is known, a common construction technique of pavements is this one that uses concrete slabs interconnected each other in both directions by equidistant dowel steel bars. A...

A New Approach in Concrete Highway Construction

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After a long period of experience in concrete road coad construction a new type of pavement is under supervision. Reasons to develop a new type are some disadvantarous experiences with concrete slabs resting on supporting layer of hydraulically bounded material and the need to reuse old pavement materials. The new...

Pre-Evaluation of Hydro-Demolished Concrete Surfaces by Dulled Core Testing

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The paper contains investigations of concrete debris generated during the compression testing of drilled cores and during hydrodemolition, l3ased on sieve analyses, average diameters of the debris samples are estimated. It is found that a fairly linear relation exists between the average size of the debris generated during the compressive...

Ultra-Thin Whitetoppirig Ontarios Experience

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Ultra-thin whitetopping (UTW) is one of the newest and most innovative applications of portland cement concrete. The technique entails bonding a relatively thin layer of concrete onto an existing asphalt pavement. This technique was conceived in the United States of America and the first experimental project was built in Louisville,...