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Category: Issue 21 May/June 2002

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  • Issue 21 May/June 2002
Posted on 05/01/200210/07/2020

Question and Answer

Question: Should high-strength concrete be used for cast-in-place concrete bridge decks? Answer #1: by Kevin R. Pruski, Texas Department of Transportation Generally, concrete bridge decks do not need the higher design strengths offered by high-strength concrete. Common construction problems for

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  • Issue 21 May/June 2002
Posted on 05/01/200210/07/2020

BENEFITS OF CORROSION INHIBITORS IN HPC

James M. Gaidis and Arnold M. Rosenberg, Concrete Corrosion Inhibitors Association Although corrosion inhibitors are considered to be relatively new materials, some inhibitors have been employed successfully for over 20 years. This article briefly explains corrosion mechanisms and how corrosion

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  • Issue 21 May/June 2002
Posted on 05/01/200210/07/2020

SHEAR TESTS OF HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE GIRDERS

John J. Roller, Construction Technology Laboratories, Inc., Robert N. Bruce, Tulane University, and Henry G. Russell, Henry G. Russell, Inc. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LA DOTD) built its first high performance concrete bridge—Charenton Canal Bridge* in 1999.

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  • Issue 21 May/June 2002
Posted on 05/01/200210/07/2020

PREFABRICATION MINIMIZES TRAFFIC DISRUPTIONS

Kevin R. Pruski, Ronald D. Medlock, and Mary Lou Ralls, Texas Department of Transportation The goal of the AASHTO Technology Implementation Group (TIG) is to facilitate rapid acceptance and implementation of high-payoff and innovative technologies. In 2001, the TIG selected

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  • Issue 21 May/June 2002

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