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Posted on 09/01/199910/01/2020

HOW TO ACHIEVE A HIGHER MODULUS OF ELASTICITY

John J. Myers, The University of Missouri-Rolla The modulus of elasticity of concrete is an important mechanical property since it affects the camber of prestressed concrete beams at release of prestressing strands and deflections under superimposed dead and live loads.

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  • Issue 05 September/October 1999
Posted on 09/01/199910/01/2020

HPC FOR DURABILITY OF THE CONFEDERATION BRIDGE

Laszlo Dunaszegi, Stantec Consulting Ltd., Calgary The Confederation Bridge is an 8.1-mile (13-km) long bridge across the Northumberland Strait between Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, Canada. Opened in 1997, the bridge consists of gravity-based piers and a single-cell box-girder

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  • Issue 05 September/October 1999
Posted on 09/01/199910/01/2020

Question and Answer

Question: With HPC, should I specify compressive strength at 56 days rather than the traditional age of 28 days? Answer: The use of a 56-day age for the measurement of concrete compressive strength was introduced into the building industry many

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  • Issue 05 September/October 1999
Posted on 09/01/199910/01/2020

HPC AND INNOVATIVE DESIGN ENSURE LONG-TERM DURABILITY

Alexander K. Bardow, Massachusetts Highway Department Experience has shown that bridges with continuous beams and rigid frame abutments exhibit better long-term durability than bridges with leakage-prone roadway joints. Thus, when the existing Great Road Bridge (State Route 119) over the

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  • Issue 05 September/October 1999
Posted on 07/01/199910/01/2020

EXPECTATIONS FOR HPC BRIDGES

Wes Heald, Executive Director, Texas Department of Transportation The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is promoting the use of high performance concrete (HPC) through research, construction, and technology transfer. Our first two federally funded HPC bridge research projects, which resulted

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  • Issue 04 July/August 1999

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