• “High-Performance Concrete Bridges, Building Bridges for the 21st Century, ” (Publication No. FHWA-SA-98-084). Contact FHWA Research and Technology Report Center at 301-577-0818. • “High-Performance Concrete,” 2nd Edition by Pierre-Claude Aitcin, E & FN Spon. Contact Routledge Customer Service at
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H. Celik Ozyildirim, Virginia Transportation Research Council Over the years, concrete has performed well in bridge decks. However, with increasing use of deicing salts and changes in concrete constituent materials, many decks are exhibiting distress that requires costly repairs. The
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