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A New Design Method For Control of Cracking in Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement

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Reinforcement stress and crack width has been in-vestigated in full scale experimental pavement ofContinuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement forthree years. The validity of designequation for pre-dicting crack width distributed through the thick-ness of the slab and reinforcement stress etc.,which is based on bond stress -slip relationshipconsidering the effect of both concrete...

A Contribution to the Study of Joints on Concrete Pavements

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vlaterials used as joint sealants on concrete pavements are zenerally classified in: - Preformed sealants. - Field molded sealants. l'his work shows the demanded characteristics for preformed .ealants and field molded sealants. The last ones are divided in :wo types: thermosetting -two component systems- coldap-rlied, and thermoplastics --one component- bot...

Reuse of Crushed Concrete as a Road Base Material

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Aggregates from crushed road concrete were tried in 7 test sections, and 84 samples from some lOcrushing plants were :ested in the laboratory. lt has been shown that aggregates suitable for re-use in sub-Jases or road bases can be produced not only in fixed plants butalso by small mobile crushers,...

Quality Assurance of Construction Materials For Concrete Roads in Germany

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Heavy use of the pavements caused by traffic, cli-mate and winter service requires a highly resistantconcrete with high flexural strength. Correspon-ding requirements on road concrete are laid downin «Additional Technical Instructions for Cons-tructing Concrete Pavements» (ZTV Beton), partlyalso requirements on some concrete basicmaterials.All materials used for construction of concretepavements have...

Urban Road Pavements the Landscaped Pavement Concrete

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The new concept of the urban fabric is taking on extension and is testifying increasingly to the fact that in our cities the street is not a road. Cement concrete designs have been staying abreast of these developments and architectural concrete is just one of the significant outgrowths of these...

A Programme of Comparative Tests on Plain Fabric Reinforced & Fibre Reinforced Concrete Ground Slabs

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This paper reports on the first phase of a test programme which compares the performance of concrete ground slabs with (a) no reinforcement, (b) steel fabric reinforcement, (c) steel fibre reinforcement and (d) polypropylene fibre reinforcement. The slabs were 3.0m square, 0.15 and 0.13 m deep and subjected to a...

Cement Concrete Pavement on Granular Base Course of Graduated Concrete-Recycling-Ma Terlal

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The hitherto used standard building method using hydraulic bound regulating and base course has been criticised for frequently faiîing. If existing concrete pavements are rehabilitated, the old road structures have to be involved into the new wearing system, so that the required bearing capacity E, ~ 50 Nz'mnr' may be...

Experimental Study of the Strain Modulus of Compacted Concrete

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In this paper the results of several experimental studies carried out in order to determine some properties of RCC are described. These properties are important to design and to control RCC pavements: - comparison between strain modulus of different RCC and vibrated concrete mixes whose mechanical strength were similar; proposal...

New Concrete Pavement Structures in the Revision of the French Catalogue of New Pavements and in the Technical Guide of Overlays

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The documents for conception and design of new and reinforcement works on the French national road network were updated in 1988to take into account new pavement designs and techniques: dowelled slabs, continuously reinforced concrete, thick slabs on porous course, cement processed materials subbases. The article explains: - the development of...

Concrete Continuously Reinforced with Flat_ Slotted_ Galvanised Steel Strips. Experience of FLEXARM Reinforcements. French Road Network 1986-1989

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The dream of concrete pavement constructors, to replace the conventional difficult-to-fix reinforce-ments, which require a considerable manual work-force, with a continuous bobbin-wound reinforce-ment, has today become a reality. The chosensolution was a weldable carbon steel, with an elas-ticlimitgreater than 700MPA, a rectangular cross-section 40 mm x 2 mm, slotted for...

Pavements with Industrial By-Products Technological Environmental and Constructive Aspects

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Recyclingmaterials and industrial by-products are suitable for building purposes if the constructions made of them adequately withstand all loads occuring during the scheduled period of utilization and if they do not affect the environment unac-ceptably. Therefore the evaluation of recycling-and secondary materials must cover both the cons-tructional and the ecological...

Cements For Concrete Pavements Mixed Cement Or Type V with Fly Ash

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In Spain the development of cement, specially for concrete pavements, has been based on making use of fly ash in cement production. Such a development was achieved after studying the characteristics of the available fly ash and the respective experiencies. The results led to a widespread use of this type...