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HPC for the Rigolets Pass Bridge

Ray Mumphrey and Kian Yap, Louisiana Department of Transportation & Development The Rigolets Pass Bridge, with a total length of 5489 ft (1673 m), is part of U.S. 90 between eastern New Orleans and the Gulf Coast towns of Mississippi.

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  • Issue 58 November/December 2009
Posted on 11/01/200911/09/2020

Concrete Permeability Testing – Part 1

D. Stephen Lane, Virginia Transportation Research Council For concrete bridges, chloride-induced corrosion of reinforcement has long been the major durability problem and tests developed have attempted to measure, directly or indirectly, the penetrability of chloride ions into concrete. Such tests

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  • Issue 58 November/December 2009
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Rigolets Pass Bridge—HPC Material Property Studies

John J. Roller, CTLGroup and Robert N. Bruce, Tulane University In conjunction with construction of the Rigolets Pass Bridge, the state initiated a research program with the objective of monitoring the structural behavior of one of the two high performance

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  • Issue 58 November/December 2009
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Question & Answer

Question: Issue No. 57 of HPC Bridge Views included an article about ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) in Iowa. How were the beams cured for the Jakway Park Bridge in Buchanan County? Answer: The pi-girders in the Jakway Park Bridge were

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  • Issue 58 November/December 2009
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Ultra-High Performance Concrete in Iowa

Dean Bierwagen and Ahmad Abu-Hawash, Iowa Department of Transportation; Brian Moore, Wapello County, Iowa; and Brian Keierleber, Buchanan County, Iowa With funding support from the Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA) Innovative Bridge Research and Deployment (IBRD) program and the Iowa Highway

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  • Issue 57 September/October 2009

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