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Design Practice of Concrete Pavements in China

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A brief review of China's practice on structural design of concrete pavements is presented. The designmethodology adopted controls the combined fatigue damage due to repeated traffic loading and fluctuating temperature gradient, and solves the loading and thermal warping stresses by using the finite element method, based on a mechanistic mo-del...

Materials Used in the Experimental Field in La Guardia Toledo For Marking Roads in Concrete Pavements

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lith the aim to verify the suitability of the different materials sed in marking roads for concrete pavements, more than 30 ommercial products were tested on the experimental field. Iaterials were of different nature: based on alkyd resins, vinyl .sins, alkyd-chlorinated rubber, chlorinated rubber, acrylic sins, etc. efore the application,...

The Design of Concrete Block Pavements For Urban Roads

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This design method for concrete block road pavements applies to block pavements (under normal road traffic), consisting of rectangular paving blocks (thickness ~ 80 mm) in herringbone bond, 50 mm crushed sand bedding layer, eventually an unbound base, and a sand sub-base. The design criterion for such pavements is rutting....

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...

5th International Symposium on Concrete Roads 1986 Aachen Germany

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Closing ceremony from 5th International Symposium on Concrete Roads 1986 Aachen Germany

5th International Symposium on Concrete Roads 1986 Aachen Germany

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Indexes, General Reports and Additional Contributions from 5th International Symposium on Concrete Roads 1986 Aachen Germany

5th International Symposium on Concrete Roads 1986 Aachen Germany

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Index of Papers and Opening from Addresses from the 5th International Symposium on Concrete Roads 1986 Aachen Germany

UK practice for the design and construction of concrete roads

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1.1 Concrete roads constructed in the enited Kingdom based on the advice contained J.n Road Note 29 (3rd Edition) 1970 have generally proved to be satisfactory in that as far as is known there have been no failure of slabs due to traffic loading. l'lhere failures have occurred these have...

Design and construction of continuously reinforced concrete composite pavement for the A63 South Docks Road Hull

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The paper describes the approach adopted for the design and construction of a continuously reinforced concrete road base (CRCB) pavement for a major trunk road proect in the north-east region of the United Kingdom. The trunk road, known as the South Docks Road, is currently under construction and programmed for...

Thin continuously reinforced concrete and steel fibre reinforced concrete overlays – Performance assessment after two and three years in service

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Seven experimental sections of thin overlay construction on old concrete and asphalt road pavements have been built in Belgium since 1982. These comprise a total area of 107 000 m2 of fibre reinforced concrete (five sections) of la cm and 12 cm thickness and 34000 m2 of continuously reinforced concrete...

New Jersey type safety barriers – Experiences in Belgium

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This paper reports the experience gained by the Highways Department in Belgium in the construction of so-called New Jersey safety barriers during the past few years. First the reasons why the Ministry of Public Works gave up the more traditional protection systems such as steel or aluminium safety fences are...

New guidelines for the standardization of pavement structures 1986 edition (RStO 1986) – Comparative study at European level

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The new standardization guidelines RStO 86 contain rules for the surfacing of roads and other trafficked areas with bituminous, concrete or block pavements, for fully cement-bound pavements as well as for cycle tracks and footpaths. Six pavement construction classes are distinguished, depending on traffic loading. For determining the construction class,...